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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
OFFICER HURLEY
FUNERAL TODAY
Esco1T or POLICE AND rInE11Eu
WILL ACCCMPAIY BODY
TO GENE rEYY
Last Hites wan be Given at Family
Home on South Sfds-lntSrmsnt
Will bo IN Peninsula
Cor-atsry

Funeral services behttirg an officer
neid this afternoon at 2 o'clock over
tne remains OF the late Edward Hurley
~ his home No. IS Thirty-eighth street
rev. %. 9. Dean will have charge OF the
serNices and interment will he la Green
Nood cemetery. FLORAL tributes from
hcer lies -
Headed by a brass band the funerat
nocession viii ME over the streets os
the city 20 the Peninsula " here the mr.
sesslon win disband and take the Ein,
SroNt cars 20 the cemetery An escort
o. pohcenen and firemea will act as n
body guard tothe dead man The nall
bearers viii be Officers Bick Lunau
ana barpm, and three firemen who have
not yet been named
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
SCHOOL TEAMS TO PLAY.

Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the
Firth grade team OF Clay school will
play the Bull Dogs. OF the same school.
This VIII be an Interesting game as
both teams have been practicing hard.
The lineup Is rs follows:
Bull Dogs-Poe. satCher: Jones. pitch
or and catcher; Spring. shortstop: Simth.
LIST base; Howell. End base: Haberstfclx
5rd base and pitcher: Nande. right field:
oliver. center field: Halter. left field
Firth Grade-BarteIs. catcher; Reed
pitcher; Eliot. shortstop; Feenerty, list
base; Watson, End base: Norton ard
pase; Richad; right field: Cox. center
field: Front. left field.
All OF the players are requested to be
on the diamond at 3:l5 ~ possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
GEN. VILLA
tcontinusd Prom Firs. Pag.J

ton at Gomez Palacio and Torreou
one for conjecture.
General Villa telegraphed to Man
uel ChdO at Jusrez that he had beer
in possession Of Gomez Palacio since
morning and predicted that the rebels
would have Torreon not later than
saturday. On the other hand Miguel
Diebold OF Huerta's consular service
exhibited kilograms declaring that
the rebels had been repulsed at all
points.
Diebold allege, that when at first
the rebels thought they had Gomez
falaclo they were the victims OF 4
trap. as a result OF which they lost
heavily In dead and wounded. not TO
mention the loss OF 500 prisoners.
The Federal retreat, he said. was n
scheme TO draw the rehsls over l27
dynamite mines which, he said. were
exploded under the invaders with the
result mentioned
Reports Victory.
General Villas telegram. as given
out by General Chao. asserted that
base at III Nerjel, Ave miles from Go.
meg Palacio, while the railroad line
between the two places was being re-
paired. He added that the Federals
mad attempted TO evacuate Torreon
through the hills TO the south, but
were driven back into the city.
Observers Of the situation here say
they have been so often misled in the
last ten days by so-called Official re-
ports by both sides that neither OH
cial utterance was impressive More
importance, IL was said. was attached
TO the renewed embargo which had
prevented Newspaper correspondents at
the front from sending impartial sto-
ries OF events under their observa-
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
CANAL TOLLS
tcost,Ha.s from r,rss r.s.)

bill he said. with no apology fo-
y.f poeition- For IS years NE have
neld out 70 the nations of the world
me promise TO build the canal for AL
me world We promised 20 build "a
as a great boon 10 humanity through
out the world. not for small dollars
and cents advantage to our own com
merce- In this situation the Amerf-
can nation does nothing out of fear.
nothing because Of the threat OF any
nation or group OF nations. But II
- not willing to rest IN the eyes of
the world as having violated a treaty.
or having violated its promise 80 long
held out TO the nations OF the world
Merits More Deliberation.
Minority Leader Mann said that the
importance OF the measure merited n
more complete elaboration and more
thorough consideration than could be
given under the proposed rule He
cited a dozen instances in which he
said that this government had con
strued the contested treaty provision
and said that no gag" rule should
prevent free discussion OF proposal
To reverse these constructions.
Il see no reason" he said. why we
should surrender our rights in this
matter on a fancied plea OF honor.
Honor Is involved on both sides II
there Is a real question of honor here
~ Is that of Great Britain seeking 20
drive a hard bargain with this admin.
istration. Our honor In this matter Is
above suspicion. Great Britain's r.
open 10 attack"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
IN COURT
HI" Nulifsr. uhHafrfpffa casersr
Must Appear in Federal Court rn
Complaint o. Federal Isagus

WA-IlfNGToN. March rs a- "Rffi-
Ni.IIrr catcher for tho rhlfadefrhfa
NN'..'..I. sos PUN u|nrFI Tonight o. AL.
rr1r u fHa Fsdssai esurf ri f.r.rH
should NOT rf on oirsd fr1rr 0f.r.l...
WITH fHe Nafinrnl sneua The action
Voc hruHrnt % ere Fsderal league fos
I.HEei urrAcn m contract Eiflffsr ffff
Washington tonight Tor rnfiadslphte ..
confer With PRECEDENT Baker and ge0rr-
W barton lerrfrt counsel for the phfla
Nttpnla NAllpullN Tie o. expected 60
return here IN time for tomorrow gam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

tt-nAANN1 NRfu uluAfl0n
OF Natures own roots.
herb. leaves ana
bsrks and Its splen-
ala influence n felt by
practically every vital
organ In the body.
For stomach trou-
bic. rheumatism. weak
back. weak Kidneys
and urinary trouoles.
and especially for old
Felix's. ~ n simply un-
eSusled. IL will have
yos feeling like a new
peweon IN a week. You
syvf Try one bottle OF
Nasdtf you can't say
ifs the finest thing
yos ever tried In alt
your life take the
Empty bottle back and
get four money. It's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
AUTorsTs MEET.

Tho regular semi. monthly r-eefinr %
the Onto valley Nuf0munfIa Naarai4 d.
Won wac hold laHf evening fr the board
or trade rooms rf The Market AudIfrrf
um building The feature OF tine meet
iuE wa n talk uu The good roads quo.-
ligFrnn former road commissioner n
Ielurout county
on account ~ the iHfeneqa ~ the hour
Vie business session wa adjourned until
The next regular meeting ~ the dfrerf.
ora which viii be held April 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
PRACTICE GAME
W. v. U. Recruits Show Up Well In
Dame with Old Men Yester-
AstNrnoou

Special Dispatcn TO the Intelligencer
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. March 26-
West Virginia students got their nat
chance to see the baseball candidates In
action this afternoon as Coach Pattison
had IA full game pulled on The score
favored "A team made up principally OF
old men. by two runs. but the feature
was the showing made by some OF the
recruits. including Easley and Eayrs
Barron. Lydick. Sincel and Chenoweth
did the pitching and Curry. Fiddler and
Seckman did the backstopping. The
game revealed the fact that the material
II the best seen here In years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
PLAYERS ASSN. PROTESTS.

NEW YORK. March ga formal
protest TO the National Base Bali Com
mission against its Interpretation of the
so-called promotion waiver clause Of the
National Agreement. probably will be
made within q few DAYS by the Base
Ball Players Fraternity. according to
David l.. Fultz. president Of the Frater-
nifty. Fultz. In n statement tonight de-
clared that ~ the National Commission
ruling. announced last night. meant that
a player drafted from Glass a club Is
to be returned To that club before bcinE
submitted to Cless A leagues In case
OF release. the railing Is in direct vio-
lation of the Cincinnati agreement"
lie said he was in telefrsphic communi-
cation with members OF the Fraternity's
advisory board In regard to preparing a
protest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

I" tgar 10y - nal
asleep. Your system
n cioEEed up with sf
accumulation of filti
that IN q + es Goo1
health impossible.
What you need IN q
thorough. top-to-bot-
tom house cleaning
and q tonic 20 build
you up-eomsthfng "a
put new vim. new
force. fire" pep
and ginger into you
Ton need something
that will strengthen
your stomach. sharp.
en- up your appetite
and improve your a..
gestfon. something "a
stir up your lazy liver
and get your bowels
Dury som e hi n I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
A Rebel Report

WASHINGTON. March 2s-The
Constitutionalist agency here tonight
gave out the following telegram from
Rafael MuZquiz. Constitutionalist
agent at FL Paso:
Gomez Palacio and I.erdo are IN
our hands and Torreon Is completely
surrounded. We are expecting vic
tory at any hour"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
Must Win Quickly.


up In the harbor Of Topolobampo. the
gunboaf Tampico is % be dismantled
by the Mexican Cuustitutionallsts. ac-
cording 10 adviCes that reached here
to-day. The vessels guns will be- used
on land Va defense OF TOpOlobamUo or
sent 20 assist IN prospective attacks
on Guaymas
Since The Tampico entered the har.
Dor or TcpOlabampo two Federal gun.
boats. the Guerrero and Murplog. have
stood outside. awaiting an opportunity
~ sink her. n Dr. reported that the
Fedcrals are prepared 10 make q viz.
rrOu- attempt fO rpfake TOIOiOhamro.
Two thousand Fedrrals are said to-
have arrived 1t Topic from Mauzani-
10. and ere ready 10 give battle to
General Ohroron IN the hone ~ check.
ing the Constlfutionaliqt commander
advance southwark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

LAREDO. Texas. March 26.-Twen-
iy-hN" wagons loaded with wounded
or dead reached Nueyo Laredo today
with the remnant OF General Guar
dlola's Federal command. which was
defeated Monday at Guerrero while
enroute TO attack Matamoros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
FAIRGROUNDS FUND CAMPAIGN
WILL CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY

have established headquarters within
a mile OF Gomez Palacio and are try
Ing 10 get closer to Torreon. Firing
Was heavy today. but the relative po-
Sitlons OF the opposing armies with
changed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
Robert Pitch.

Word was received In the city Wed
nesday. OF the death Of Robert Fitch.
burgh. The body was taken 10 Relnrc
~, where interment will be made in the
cemetery OF that place. The deceased
years end haze large. circle OF rrtsnds-
ani"ng nc old river men OF this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

widssprsad Discussion.

The speakers statement aroused wide
spread discussion among both factions.
The presidents supporters Immediately
issued statements In reply. Representa-
tive Sherley. OF Kentucky. said.
There Il nothing In the rule that IL
debate on the rule and 20 hours on the
hill In body the size OF the house
with the many things coming before
IL ~ absolutely essential 10 have a rule
cloiure.
The nature OF the rule has been
the least that the speaker should have
seen NJ 10 attack the role only after IL
was offered and the lines OF battle
drawn. We who are supporting a Demo-
cratic president and n Democratic adj
ministration In UNFOLDING the nations
honor will not be deferred by any
eleventh hour assault by the speaker
has seen at 10 show his true colors in
opposition TO the measure and to the
Democratic party"
Attacks Speaker.
Representative Henry. of Texas chair
man OF the rules committee. issued n
statement In which he bitterly attacked
the speaker for opposing the rule at this
late hour. and said:
or course. any sensible man knows.
that he IL now fixing t. jump squareiy
into the camp of the Presidents enc
mics. Instead OF opposing rules. non
essential In this great conflict. he should
reveal his eral SympIthies. and march
boldly over TO the standard of the rail-
road and ship monopoly"
offices for an hour tonight. a copy
OF the statement by Speaker Clark was
shown TO him but he made no comment
for publication.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
MEMS BANQUET
H. Johns Brothsrhood and Mems Bibls
Glass OF Worth Street II
T. Church.

very delightful banquet was given
by 81. Johns brotherhood and the Men :
bible class at the North Street NJ. z
Ion with the banquet a splendid program
was carried out which consisted OF music
and addresses.
y. l.. Thayer. presided as toasmaster
OF the evening at the banquet. Brief
addresses were delivered by the follow
ing members OF the organization: Ed
w. NJ. Evans. Rev. J. a. Hess, II. Krone
weth and O.. G. kinceiberger.
The principal address OF tho evening
was delivered by Secretary A. T. Arm
old. OF the West VirI,inia Sunday school
Association. He spoke principally on
tne subject or The sunday School
work. Secretary Arnold's address
proved very interesting and was well
received by all present The meeting
was very well attended over so mem
bers OF the two organizations were pres
ent.
Among those present at th. banquet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
RECEIVE PLAYERS corrr.cr

cLAeS3eyee W. Va, March s6.-
Sanes tSuerseh, a shortstop. OF New
nork CITY che played with the Topeka.
Ran tcsr. sfths Western League last
year. est bed 10 Quit on account OF i'll
team % 3ks ny ne Si@ y,rn
80 se Seti L4nBnc His contract was re-
c.iVed hsrs tb-day, by Manager Hugh
shannon shannon has arranged to play
The Pittsburgh Collegians. June 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
Feel Tired, .Achy, Lazy, "Dopey,"
Sore and Good For. Nothing (?
Your Blood and System Need Renovatins Ifs Wonder
full the Way ROOT JUICE Cleans and BuiIds
Up the Whole Body Cuaranteed

Tour bfood's a. thick a. the proven bal
moissses IN January and It's full OF
winter. No wonder you feel all In.
Tired. iszy. sehy. -dopsy.- Every organ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

get bslky. That's why you need that
wonderful blood purifying. - stem tonic.
ROOT JUICE
You never saw a medicine work like A,
IN All your hfe. It's made from a new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

got 10 give results Don't let any schern-
ing; unreliable druggist palm off an irni-
tation on you There's only one genuine
hoOI JUICE and nothing ''just as good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

MEXICO CITY. March % con.
hrmation Ol the reported defeat ~
General villa army o. Torrcun By
Federal forces under General Nciaarn
wa given boz message received at
The Mexican war Office ~ noon TO-DAY
Tho rebel losses are placed al zoo
men Killed
The rebels arc said 10 BE- retreat.
inR ~ HermcUllo. a town on tho rail.
road 20 miles north Of Torreon
~ the war Office " was said that
me moesafe wae sent from san Pedro
Do las ColoniaE. r. town go miles north
cast Of Tho battlefield and was fiod
by a Federal officer
u was the first despatch 10 come
through from tho fighting zone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

mat gets into your blood and purifies ft.
ns !, OUT ana makes ~ rich. sometfnn &
That acts on the kidneys. too becs uxe
tney are the fiterr OF the blood and may
cause 4 sight OF trouble for you m they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

The John Coleman Drug COMPANY
store At $500 Chapline street II beinI
thoroughly cleaned and renovated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
Great Interest

oIcdt lNtcFcet.
WASHINGTON, March &c - Not
since the successful assault on DIN.
aga has there been so much interes;
manifested here in the details If the
Mexican campaign as in the present
attempt of the rebel General Villa
10 capture the important Federal base
AT Torreon. But whereas In the fret
instance the fighting was under the
direct observation of Americans lust
across the line. virtually nothing is
known here OF what is going on at
Torreon. The state department has
Its representative at the front in the
person Of Vice Consul Carothers, on
terms of personal intimacy with villa
but so far IL has heard nothing from
the vice consul except a brief mes.
sage last night that the results had
not been determined
Army officers here believe that Vii.
las situation Is critical They point
out that u would be impossible foi
him 10 proceed on his march toward
the city OF Mexico leaving a strong
Federal base on MS line OF communi
cations. while on the other hand. ne
cannot remain indefinitely in his pres
ent position outside of Torreon for
lack OF means to keep his army I'm
food. water and ammunition. The ne.
cessity Of gathering most of his
troops al the front has thinned the
Constitutionalist leaders line OF com
munication with his base AT Chihun-
hua. and IL these should be cut by a
force OF Federals from Saltillo or
Monterey the rebel army would be
in a desperate plight.
Must Win Quickly.
The army strategisis here are con
WINGED. therefore. that II villa does
not succeed in breaking down the
opposition at Torreon quickly he will
be Obliged TO undertake hurried re
treat 10 chihuahua TO reorganize and
strengthen his forces.
Conditions along The Texas border
are much better than they normally
are. according to information reach
ing President Wilson. The president
told callers that newspaper editorials
and the judgement Of IMPARTIAL oh
servers showed that a good many OF
the raids and border difficulties
which occur ordinarily had been
stopped lie appeared ~ be satisfied
with conditions along the interna-
tional line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

CHIHUAHUA. March 26 An OIL
cial report today says the Rebels
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-26
THE TWELFTH MEMBER
OF THE CLASS

One member of the graduating
class for 1914 of the Ocala High
School, who has not his name on the
program, but is nevertheless entitled
to high honors, is Mr.. Robert Angus
Dudley MacKay.
Mr.. MacKay has been delayed in
his studies. and it was not believed
when the programs We're made up
and the invitations sent out that he
would pass. However, by diligent
study, aided by his inherited sturdy
Scotch persistence, he closed up the
gap and came in during the last
week abreast with the other eleven.
The Star was not informed until
Friday afternoon that Mr.. Mackay
would be with the graduates. Had
it known one day sooner, il would
have had his picture with those Of
the other bright scholars OF 1914.
AS it is, it will lead his other friends
in congratulating him on his we'll
earned success.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-26
the Glass of 1914. whose h.ppiest

the Class of 1914, whose happiest
days we're spent with them.
Dear school-mates, these TRIES
are simple indeed. yet go with them
best wishes to bid you Godspeed.
When flames at the zenith. and
cares at your door. look at these
gifts and recall days of yore.
Our express will is, and we hereby
order and appoint, If any differences
shall arise or happen concerning
any gift or bequest contained in this
will. no suit shall be brought con-
corning same, but the same shall be
wholly referred to our dearly be-
loved faculty. and what they shall
order and direct therein shall be
binding on the persons concerned.
In witness thereof, we, the sfore-
said class, have to this, our last viii
and testament subscribed our names,
this the twenty-fifth day of May. in
the year of our LUd, one thousand
nine hundred and rourteen.
Class OF 1914.
Witnesses: Florence Leitner,
Paul Brinson.
Attorney: Theodosia Wallis.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-26
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE

4 Remington typewriter. No. 10:
visible writing, in perfect condition
in every respect. Apply at S,.r Of
fee. 4-xS-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-26

New line of bathing caps just ar
rived; all colors and styles. Court
Pharmacy. 5-22-At
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woODMEN OF THE WORLD

Fort King Camp No. IA meets In
Yonge's Hall at p. m. every second
and fourth Friday. Visiting SOW
ereigns always welcome. Adv.
F. j. Burden, c. G
Chas K. Sage, Clerk
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-21
TRES RE0S De PENA
CAPITAL.

Comunican de Mexico, que
las Cortos MarciaI6s han reel
Dido 6rdcncs para slntcnciar
q los Taos poiiticos que Sc en-
gucn..en acus4dos de haber
tornado parte Ell el movimien-
to que GcrIoc6 . Nadero, y
que Ell tai virtud van & verse
en- Conseio de Guerra las eau
sas de tres deiensores de Ia
CiuiadeIa.
Los acusaGOs sen: Ricardo
2grrera. Leobardo Baitierra y
Salvador Fragcso Marquee.
con,ra QUienes pide eI Agente
del Ministcrio Pubtico Ia pena
capital de conformidad con Ell
Plan de Guadalupe" y de a.
cuerd0 con ID ley que apuCan
los CaIraUcist&
POr ahOra solo seran senten-
ciados los que directamente to-
maron parte en- Ell cuarteIazo,
para quienes de anteman0 va
Sc dict0 Ia pena de muerte; en-
cuanto a los demas re0s pOIiti-
COS, esperaran que Ia C0nven-
ion resuelya Ia suerte que de-
Dan c0rreT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-21
Ell CONSULADO GENERAL
De MEXICO EN- LOS ESTA
DOS UNgDCS Sc ESTA-
BLECERA EN- Ell PA
So, TEXAS.

Noticias recibidas en- esta
Ciudad, hacen saber que pro-
Ximamente Sc trasiadaran d la
ciudad de El Paso, Texas, las
0ficinas generates para tod0s
los consuladOs meXicanos esta-
blecidOs en- los Estados Unidos
y,que hasta la fecha tenian su
Residential en- Nueva York.
Rafael Muzquiz, que ACADIA
de ser nOmbrado Inspector de
Consulados, tambi6n establece
ra sus oficinas en- aquella po-
blaci6n. Actualmente Muzquiz
Sc encuentra en- Galveston, Pc
70 Sc espera su regreso en- es-
tos dias.
Sc tiene el proyecto de esta-
blecer ~igualmente, una gran
oficina de information como
hasta la fecha no la ha habido,
sobretodo por ell campo de ac-
ci6n Y amplitud de negocios
cue dominara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-21
NOTECIAS DE MEXICO.

Tn apreciable suscrltor
nuestro, el Sr. ROmulo B.
Gonzalez nos escribe de ltur-
bide S. L. P. Mex. puntO a
donde fu& a radicarse despu6s
lie haber vividO algun tempo
en- este pals, dandonos cuen-
Ia de SD arribo a aquella po-
blaci6n y de que, aquella re-
gi6r esta en- paz, pues los ire
mes cOrren con regularidad en-
las lineas de Laredo a M6Xi-
co ' de Tampico q San Luis.
Nos comunica tambi6n la III
fausta nueva del fallecimien-
to lie una hijita suya, ell cual
sinceramente deploramos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-21
Sc NOMBRA S~UBSECRETA-
RIO DE GUERRA 7
MARINA.

FL general IgnacO L. Pes
guerra Ia sido nombrado por
Carranza, Subsecretario de
guerra Y Marina, segun mott
cias recibidas aver en- el con-
suladO meXicano de esta ciu-
dad. FL telegrama dice tam
bi6n que Benjamin Bauche y
Joaquin V. Casarin. OtrOs dos
generates de la nueva hOr-
NADIA, Sc haran cargo respecti-
vamente, de las secciones de
artilIeria y caballeria en- Ia
misma Secretaria de Estad0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-21
GIRO ENVLADO AME-
RiCANO.

Aver Sc supo en- esta ciudad,
que Mr.. Frank Rabb, Recau,
dad0r de Aduanas en- eI Distri,
to de Brownsville, va va en-
canine para Ia ciudad de Me
Eico, con objeto de cOnferen-
ciar con Carranza y otros altos
I! empleados de la adminiStra-
con constituciOnalista.
SegGn parece, Mr.. Rabb re-
ciDi6 instrucciones del Secreta-
rio Bryan, quien lie cOncedi6
IN mes de Iicencia para ell q
rregIo de su cOmisi0n. Proba-
blemente Sc unira en- Mexico
con ell Consul John R. Silliman,
y arnbos conferenciaran con
los empeIadoS del gobiernO ca
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cuaci6n de VeracruZ pOr las
troDas americanas y la entire
ga Gel Puerto a los autOrida-
des c0nstiuuciOnalistas.
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