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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
c5cfa6rlidjcs spicI3cna.

3mei &naben beim Spiclen NIT eis
mem Giieu6a6n. orpeOo icblimu
DerlcBt 9rodten Oeu mlhein-
li6cn a0rper 3uni Grplo0iren.
9nditeiulcgcr in g}or0. Baltimore
pou eiHetH e5eriiit geiRir5t
Wlebrere Singer mtrOen Qeitcrr
;wci anoben pol DER Suu0 qcriIiell
ais iie eiu Giicn6a6n.lorpcoo lultcr
Ser Sriidc Ser Baltimore & Ohio.
Giienba6n IN ser 9}d6e ser Sous.
RooO sum Grplo0iren 6ro6ten
5orru 9osauo6e, Is Sabre ali, Don
'lr lOt @lcn Gomoro-9lpenne, Der
Dos Iorpeoo 0enmoeu BAT. liegt nit
dlimmcu &erlebin0en I'M 9ufaS.
Soipiial 0oritieOer. Me6rere Siuaey
Yer rcbtcu NonO uurocu i6m bel ser
Srploiion o6gcriiicn. g6cnio Dem
l3 Sabre altcn Dominif Sougorhg
BON 91r AOA, @lelt Goworo-9lpemc
@lourer ab0ciiiir5t.
Snfoloc 9luSgleitcnS itiir5tc aciicrr
&ormiitog Scr 5S Sabre altc 1ran'
Eo6nion bon 9}r t72t, 9liSouitG.
Don Sem 9}cubou i'm 200O-9lod ser
Gecil-9loeuuc. Gr rpurOe BON Or. s
Stonleu @oriuh pon Gde ser %
5traBc uno @rccnmornt.2lpcmc IN
9e6onollua aenomnen imO in ser
BoliSci-9lm6uIon3 ocs uoroIicbcn 81.
itriftS nod @apie ae6rat6t.
Sci Golliiion berlcbt.
9llS 0aS 9Sfcr0 eiues g9aaens, in
meldcm iih inter gluOeren and SRI
Iiaic Simmons. onacblid 10 cSo6rc
IT. mo6uhoit III 9}r. A0e 2. .@ono.
stro6c. qcIteru 9laduittaq III ser
G0mon0ion.9lpcnuc, uohe Noaing.
Noo0, Dor eiuem porii6erio6rcn0cn
qhitomo6il iAeitc. 0nrd)ginN ino
ihIicBlid ocn @aocn nmitiirStc, SOC
iid SRI. Simmons cine nic6t iuicr-
6c6Iit6c TuBuerleblnlg 81 um0 mBBtc
IN OoS WlcrcD.Soipitol ciuQeliefcrt
pcrocn. GrI. Noie @einiiciu frt-
icbirte aur 3cit Ocs llnfallcs
9 ON StraBcnto6umoqQor
Qetroffcu.
Ger Goolo6uer Sermoun 3enfo
BON 92r. 2S, @clair-&oao, mnrOc &C.
tern 9I6cn0 bon eincnl noropSrtSfa6+
ren0cn StraBCn6omnmoQaon oi ser
9eloir.9loo0, no6e ser 99iuc 9aug
2onc, ongcia6rcn mo SIR 5cite az.
ihleuOert. gr crlitt cincn ticfeu
S6uitt imO 9Ibidiiriruaen am aopi
Ter %crlebie miroc no6 icner @o6.
iulua Qe6rodt unO sort bon Gr. I'M
man bon 9}r. 1882, 94oro 9roaomoO.
6c6anoclt.
9lm &opf DcrleBt
@ei'nl Ierloiien eineS StroBen.
6a6nnoQaouS Ser oOmoolf.2inie0
prrOe sic 9 Sabre olte Wlorie Se-
1riit sic an Der @lmoo0-9lucuns
nobut, bon eilcu elttgcoenfonnnen.
Oci StraBcn6a6nwaogon criaBt lno |
iu @oOeu geporien. Sic trug cine
aopimunoe m0 9(bidiirilnaeu an
a6rper oouon inO luurOc in einem
Spe5iomoqgou nod ocm WlcrcD-No.
ipial gc6roht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
NlnGnl Nlnttcnnift.

Die % Snbre alte Irou Niar1
Sling bon 9}r. 222S, @oiion-SiroBe.
pcrIuGte geiterlL ourb Giuuebmcu
0ou Ratienaiit i6r Sebea 81 nc6men
Sic murOe bon Der @o6mng Der
5ron 9(nuie 2omoin 9lr. 22i6
5leet.StroBe, ans, mobin iic licb mad
%ebro6 OeS @iiteS bcacben 6atte
nit ser 9(m6ulan5 OeS 6itliNen ri
itrifts nodj 0em ct. Soicp6ssSoipiioI
aebrodt, po bic 9ler5te ertldrteu DaB
lie ieOenialS nit Dem 9e6en OaOon
fonrmeN miro jSrail Sing tauitc
Oas @5iit 9cIiern N}orNen in Der 2lpos
tbefe bon 9. S6nl5e, 9lr 22i5,
Goitern-9mcnle, mo ais lie 0eIiern
]ladnIittog mt 3 llGr in Der Slpo-
t6efc bon gSoli 9roS. al ser @de
BON 9onf-StroBe lnO @rooopoo eli
So0muoiier trant miidbte iieN 0oS
Silt nit 0cm Maiicr 9}ohOem lie
0oS aan5c Glas 0elcert 6ottc, oine lie
81 i6rer Srcm0in iuO cr5G6lte oer-
lelbelL uos iie 0et6an bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
nNrcamIan0N ae6t nnlIl glarfoIf.

Die glationalgot0c 0es Diltrifts
Golm6d bat nit ocm Snbo6cr ocs
0ompicrs u0rcomlono~ cincn Scr
trog o6geiAlolicn ponaN 2ettcrcr
sic @oroc Slnfonas glu0ult naH oem
2ogcr all ser &irQiiio @eoh bei
9iorfoIf @o., pia Gbeiupeafe Bead
6rin0cn in0 bon BORT an 10. 9naguit
uic0er obbolen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
IN 2SetrieB 9enonnten weroen.

@aiiogiere f0nnen oen @aaeu MIR pou ser bin.
teren %latform beiteigen imo MIR pon ser poroeren
perlaiien 70 Dab babel ene St0ring III Der 8epe.
glm9srebeit Der Naiiaaiere mmo0lid geuiahi
miro; oas Ghl- in0 9usiieiaen gediebt oaOurd
orouimgsgemdB imo o6ne 5i6rng
Solteu sic Nas erforOcrIide 8abrgelo in Scr
Smo uno wercn Sic es in Oen Sabrgel0faiteu;
baben Sic Oos 9iaet oOer oie lneiaedene Qui.
acaltct bereit iinO geben Se c 0cn Gououtteur
&erongeu Sic oas llmteigc Billet bcim 3a6en
Geriudleu Sic nidt elm. ooer o65teiaen 10
longc Der gSoaen i'm 6a6ren it 9orteu Se, bis
Ser gSaaen bait, sic G6reu aeoiinet rno Grih.
brette oollitauoig geientt iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
6 : c i d u Oung.
lImier ldlperer geidlMI6ianna.


lpo @p6estrofe ooeri8 8ndi6anS IBIS Sa
81 Sobren ltcbt auf Dem @erbreben,
melhes Der 9lnger 9lnOrep SidS ec-
itern 9(6eno an 0cm neunidbrigen
S}eoermGoheu W}orD @romn in 0c,
reu elterIiHer @o1mtng 9lr. COS,
Soiper- Strobe begongen baben ioa
S,idS muroe geltern glben0 flr8 nod
1511 llbr BON @oli5iIt 9fobert Sar
rion Der6oftct unO in sic noropeit
liden 9Soli5ciitotion cingelicfert
0os @lG0c6en ipuroc einem flr6en
@erb0r unter6ogen unO erflGrte
oacm 9lnic6ein naA inter Oem Gin.
fluB cincs in i6rer @egleitiing be
fin0li6cn 0nfcls, Scr 9lngei1ul0igtc
6ubc Iic1 nicbt an ibr pergdngcn. Gin
8oli8iIt, ser Oic @ei0en iul @ntrol.
mogen 6eglcitetc, ipiG gcb0rt boben,
wic ser Snfcl oem ainOe oiftrue,
IN oieicm Sinnc oiS5iioqen. 9ie
91eqcr George &olion uu0 Gnneri
Snollmooo, beiOc bon glr. 610,
Solpcr StroBc, beboupten glllgeu-
5clgcn Ger ihGn0li6cn &bat ibres
oeweien 81 icin. Sids
miro beltc @ornlittog 9fihter 0fc
Sonl porgefiibrt werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
9scIdlmlSiot cSniycftorem.

ta Or. s. g8. Spranfln, Elm E0icr.
or5t bon Baltimore, fat bci Ser
E5tootS TcterinGr 9cb6r0c sic Be
iGuIoiqung crDobcn 0oB ctlihc Sn.
ipcttorcn scr @eG0roe @cbiibreu fir
0ic Suipcftion BON Giebbcr0en mo.
den. 0ic @eDoroe lcitctc cine TO-
iortigc llnteriubung ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
gyOn Gee nmO 0ofen.

@emoltige GrieeSwolten Derout-
fcIu foit gon3 europa in oieica Eo.
gen. rno oro9eno iheint Der &ricgs-
aott ieine Souit 5u bollcH Inn SOD
uno @erocrbcn ibcr Die W1iaioucn
Wicnihen oic bliibcn0en 5tdotc nar
9lucu scr olten 2Sclt 8ll i@Ica0crn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
SInS bcn Ojerid,tsGSicn.

@roBgel6porenen er6ebeu 9lntlogS
gegcu 5. 9luiiel Gan5aaot.
@Ottic6 S1ilpp flogt I'M $25,.
600 S1aoeueriab. Ole Sine
ricon Sis 60" ioIl lpeidl gemaAt
pcroen. 0jcibie0cuc 2cutc.
llntcr Ger 9eibul0i0ung, onoeblib
9Setten iiir EierOerenneu onQenons
men 81 6a6eu, miu0e qeitern ser iii
1ieiigen Sportfreiicn uo6l6ctdnnte
5. 9liIIiell &oa5aa0t bon oen 0jrob.
seibmoreneH iii Sen 9lntiagejuiiuno
uerictt Gr ioll anGebliD Oie gGc;,
ten telep6ouiih augeuommeu unO
cine groBe @unoi6oit ouBer6oI6 9ol-
timoreS bcieiien 6aben Iie 9iirg-
icboit NOR oui $500 ieitgeiebt mor-
0eu
g 1 a6encriabflogc.
@ottIie6 S6ilpp rcicbtc ourc1
9lebtSanpolt ggiQiom $. 9amrcnce
inn areiSAeric6t 81 Eowion eincS6o-
0eneriabfIoge BON $25.0OO gcgen Die
o9l0rolibe Geutrol6obn4,, Oie n&6i.
looelp6io-@oi6ington-9obn"u uno Die
u@eniiDlonnia 9abn" Elm. Ger
BON oen acknowledgement ser Sc
icQiboiten perliriobtc &auh ioQ nod
Der 2Iniidt ocS &l6gerS ben @crt1
ieiner in Der 9}06e 0clcgenen Sducr
6eeintrd@tiot 6o6cu.
@ill $4,000 e Gmer3ens-
gelO.
Sir sic GerlebanQen iciner God.
ter Srmn @opper, rciAtc @idiam
3. Soooper, BON 9lr. 1922, Sarior0.
9lpcnuc, 0eitern cine 9booencriob-
floge bon $1,000 gegen sic 9lmeri
can Gee So. i'm Common NlenSs@e-
ri@t cin. Serr Sopper mobt gel
tcnO, OoB oas Gin0, 0os in cncm
&inoerpogen lo0 bon einem @agen
Scr u9lmericon See GolnponD", Ocl.
ien 9icroe orrcbGinaen mn0eworfen
wuroe uno babel crnite &erlebungeu
erlitt
G6ci NeiOung.
SSrmi Snc g. Stbubc, bon 9lr.
1889 @ildom-ShoBc, cr6ieIt aeiteru
cine obiolntc SMcoing BON i6rcm
@otten 9cnianin 5Hube, lnif ocn
lie am iS 9houit 1908 in Grioro
Qlov getrolt moroer iii; e6eufals
lit i6r Die 9Miiidt ii6er loren 3e6n
Sabre oltcn So6n GOworo g. StDll
&c anpertrdut iuOrocn. ,Sron SDl
&c mabte inter 9ln0erenl geltenO
DoB i6r Nlonn uidt iiir lie unO Oas
&inO 0eiorqt 6Gtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

@erioncn oie 9(usflnit oOcr
@cIo gepehielt 6a6en miiuiben
miiiien an oas dilBerite Gnoe Der
9Slatiorm treten INN Sic por6ei5a-
laiien sic Oas a6ge5d6lte 6o6rgeIo
6ereit 0a6en.
ga eS erioroerlid lit beioe
@latformeu iiir Gin- lmo gluS
tritt Ger Eoiiagere oiier 5i bal
tcu miro oaS 9lolmei mdt er
loubt icin.
@adete Oiirien ouf ser 6intcrcn
&latiorm ni6t Suriidgcloiien wer-
HbIlst,4 .44yt.y4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
4. wci9lOTcmc GeHibmlcs.

sic Giuii6umg oieies 0ienites lit cine 5oIge
Oes @eitrebens Der Geieaihoit lore aaaemene
gSirtiamteit 5u erb66en mlO i6ren &noen cine
iAnellere So6ri nit ocm 66dDiieu GraO pou Slider.
bcit mo @eluelld)fait 5ll bietcn.
0as Gin mo 9Iusitci9en fam Del Sen gSagen
nm eriolgcn, wcpn oiefer uolllidn0ig SLIM Saltcn
gc6rodt worOe lit; 10 miro pie @eio5r bon lin.
oldaidQen uern1nOert.
2. 9lapptbilrem mmO Grittbrctte.
Qic G6ircn BON oeiem Eop merOeu BON oen
9lnaeitcaten 6eoict lulo mcroeu Hur ge0iinet
mcnn Der gSogeu 6dlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

o. F oris, 20. Suli. = Erob 0cs
Serbots ser &egieuina. wclGes scr
ge0ohltionGren 9lrbeitcr 0rgouiio.
non Dos 9[bbolten elmer Dcmonitro-
n0n 9egen Sen aricg lmtcrloetc,
Uerludtcn EouienOe bon 9(rbeitern,
zen Folioei-Goroon 5u 0urNbreheit
Nln IN oos 2ofoI 0u geIouoen. s5n
oen o ertitonoenen @eiedten muroen
sou DER 9leboIltioudrc pcrboftel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

1'I|s''' " e. III u u i ' ;1's' !
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q b l I4 ts aasTF ards e ssraS Al i ~ ...:...: ...s.. INN ~ y y
49, 49, w s.s s Side .. ii I. ;aas i s,unBh. ADDITION ,s n, 4
III s .ss ; :. q 3 s:,s III hi u i ;ss '' MINI. I'D s. s.. :a;:i: NH '':s s
44yssasl.s8 aaA pHnt4ns ,,.,.'s. .fs..st ,.. ...,. "s.; .sssas Sc
49, sss ~ .ae TX. 4 y y. 4 s1eel Il stpnsas AtasFa.aa II, u ]. !
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sS$aE s 4. Il. lass. s 3 N.4s
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Asas ~ g. side * 4. b 80 ~. aarss Aaduaoa il. IS 1. ~
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iasssaskss yards eana m n Il $50 .:..:,.......:....:: IS g
44oqs tAs s ss ss,as & ii l II eael il sasssi. Aaal,uoa ia i, y.
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ApasIla ~ Is. =. go !. 4 y, y Il u sss1 i. saussss Aaannoa ~ !. ]. ],
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.At'estl.~s sax ptptans ......, ....:: s.... .: 3: s.." ..: .e|
s4es u . !, sse I. ~ !. " y i. sses. 4 sast. Ass,tss &, .su.,s;' J, ],
,.5ss /. sssz III ,los.s -
49,. Y il. - ,ts ~ ~ sest Il attet.. Aast,e 81 'aa.as: !, 4
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
eoY InE VISUAL EVIDENCE
Ges.ssN oeoeDe Trails Drink q
puHshs Fssm ~ llps 3 ths
Ts. \. Gaosnaeh

Having followed with bic eye ~
eourss Of Z milk punch fropmln tMhs
mouth OF / patient into his stomach.
br. Henry ". Broeser 81 Hoboken. N.
i, began the treatment Of . case "a
which visual evidence win take The
place Of books and theories In me99s..
nres to effect 1 cure. The Aoctor!
seemed specially pleased with TIE ANe
prospect because, be said. the chances
would be against recovery Il he had
10 rely on the blind expedieHts which.
practitioners commonly employ N
such maladies.
The novelty In this treatment con-
eists or the use Of tho huoroscope In
observing alimentary and digestive
processes. DR.. Broeser made the dtas.
nosis. No one before him had en-.
ployed the horoscope Tor such . cass.
70 far % hss knows.
His patient was placed IA front ~
the lighting machine and the x.fay
directed toward the body with amin.
tensity Of 1000 volts, but, with am.
perage 20 attenuated that the man
experienced no discomfort. The y.
IRENE brightness Of the ray projected
IN Z glass screen. coated. with . salt
solution Of barium. platinum and cya'
nide. & replica In shadows OF the
living body, showing tho beating
heart and other organs % clearly
hat when tho milk punch wal drunk
To passage from mouth to stomach
vas perfectly visible on the glass.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
POISON IVY

Picry, for the relief: o. Poison IVY,
guaranteed. II not satisfactory.
money refunded. Sold by Cowan's8
Drug Store. mfg. BY Picry Mfg Co,
|AmbiA Ind.-Ady. \ sa ,~s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
OPEN BREAK
In Senate Banking and Currency
Committee when Owen Reports
Stock Exchange Bill.

w WASHINGTON. May l3.-An omen
break in the senate banking and
currency committee promises 20 mark
thaitman Ovens attempt to have n
favorable report mad on his bill 10
regulate stock exchanges. The bill
came up today before the committees
and later Chairman owen said tina.
ne lie been authorized 10 make a
favorable report. Only seven OF the
Twelve meml ers werp presen.. how
ever. and those opposed to the meas
ure said quorum WIS not present
When the vote was taken ana that
me authorization to report favo-ably
was not binding
Senator Shafroth afterward said
that neither the chairman nor those
who disagreed with him were exactly
rlght. but that the committee had au
thorized Chairman Owen to write a
report and submit IL to members for
their signatures.
Many senator's predict that even IL
me bill reaches the calendar with a
favorable report IL will not be iuclud-
Cd IN the legislative program for the
present session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
MIXED OUARTETTE
Gathered in Last Night by Police In
Taleum Powder Distriet-Slun-
bering When Disturbed.

Peacefully sleeping with no
thought Of impending danger. two
men and two girls were rudply awak-
ened this morning about 1910
O'Clock by Captain Minard and Officer
Crumbacker. who informed them
that they were wanted AT police head
quarters. AZ first they could hardly
realize what the trouble was. but the
captain informed them that tftsr
January l. 1914. all places OF prosti.
tuition had been called off The
mixed quartet was encamping az No
gao Water street at a place former.
~ run by Stella Griffpn. but which
was closed following the chiefs
order
Alice Barcley. a newcomer into the
city. was operating the place and had
as her partner Della Douglas. The
men IN the case were James Bach
man and Okey Showalter. None 81
them had thc money TO pvt up for
their appearance. 90 they will face
the music this morning before Judge
Jordan. Captain Minard stated that
the girl said she intended TO sell her
furniture and get out OF Wheeling
Tor this am no place foh me-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
UNCLE WALT: The Poet PHILOSOPHER.


oog delight bark and bite they better sense bur
shouldn't hight
so many village rows The scrap and
' rE'OE swear the while their energetic are busy
pulling hair; and en- the little kids are foes
passions re and home nose and one
eyes AND nearly all such vain and foolish
I' now sha soothe your spirits pain neighbors head to
Mkeo IN ten OF Jmpsons stats
eaooageheads and long and eggs OF ga Low 80, %
pam ana there sadly thunk are insane thai va
TIus are punk And when again went 10 linn
son ana round that he but had prained
ana mere vowed such things should cease no more Wa
scrap by ngs we'd the white dove of neace
us wings And love and mind the goIde
ooroW water from his well he rides saddle mule and cve
we nave chance we do kindly day long we sing
~N' I'm. 'aoye gone 10 SEED WALT MASON
Copyright Gsorre Matn, Adam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
Obituary
Piekenpauah obseauies.

Tho remains OF Mrs. Mary Evans
Pickenpaugh. wife OF j. Clark Pickcn-
qaugh. of MOrgantown. who died early
Nuesday morning while visiting at the
home OF Lawrence r. Sands. in this
city, were shipped yesterday at 1920
o'clock over the baltimore a. Ohio
railroad to her home in Morgantown
Her husband and mother. Mrs. Thorn
as u. Evans. and Wheeling relatives
accompanied the body. which arrived
in Morgantown az 2:i0 O'Clock. The
funeral services over the remains will
be held this afternoon. The sudden
death OF Mrs. Pickenpaugh came as a
great shock To her many friends and
relatives, none OF whom had any init
nation that her condition was critical,
although II was known that she had
rot been In good health for some time.
she was suffering from a nervou mala-
dy, and II was thought that a change
swould be OF great benefit to her health.
When Mrs. Pickenpaugh retired Mon
day evening she showed no signs of
critical illness. hut on Tuesday morn
ing. about o'clock. she was found
dead In her bed. death seeming TO
nave taken her away during the night.
evidently without struggle. Mrs.
StCkenpaugh was the daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. Thomas r. Evans. Of Nor.
gantOwn. where she was born and
raised, and where she has spent her
entire life. enjoying the friendship and
esteem OF large number Of friends.
Ihe deceased b. survived By her hus-
Dahd, father and mother. one sister.
Mrs. w. W. Smith. OF Huntington. and
burgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
TAMPICO
tcon,inu.a FROM rtr., r.s.l

Tampico according to the last report ;
received here. With the fall OF Tam.
plco hostilities on the gulf coast OF
Mexico came TO an end at least for a
time
The Federals are maintaining the
armistice so far a. the Americans are
concerned; according to note from
GENERAL Rubio Navarret published
here today. Nowhere else along the
coast line. except at Tampico. are
there more than scattered posts of
Federals or Constitutionalists and the
logical movement OF the yictors from
Tampico would be to join forces with
those besieging San Luis Potosi
Attack on Tampieo.
The Constitutionalists first attacked
Tampico last December and Hghting
mas been virtually continuous since.
twice they drove the Federal garri-
son into the town and seemed on The
verge OF victory, only to be sneiled
by the gunboats and forced to retire
"a the hills. No estimate of the Losses
on either side has ever been officially
obtained.
The last reports of the Federal
forces at Tampico Indicated less than
Two thousand. but they were well sup
piled with ammunition and artillery
Only the presence of the Mexican gun
BOATS saved the city repeatedly
There is much discussion here as
TO the possible relations between this
port under American control and Tam
pico under the Constitutionalists. Vera
cruz depends largely upon the Tam
pico region for fruit and other food
supplies. and merchants here foresee
good business II the Constitutionalists
open The port fully TO trade. II is
probable that Tampico is greatly in
need of supplies of an kinds and Vara
Cruz merchants hope to fiji the de
mand
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tcoBtinusd IRON rirst Pager


the lighting ceased he would make
strong Representations 20 the author-
Ties In control there 90 secure "a rs.
sumption 81 oil operations. socrofarv
Bryan announced that the United
States had mo- intention Of holding 1. la.
hos Island. and that 10 the Mexican
MouId Keep The navigation lights
burning there tho American forces
would depart content Tho media.
tors do not regard the Loboe island
incident O. meuacing the forthcom
Ing negotiations.
Want Full Explanation.
secretary Garrison Cablrd General
funston. 90 Vera Cruz. to demand of
1eneral Mas. the Mexican command
Or, a tull explanation OF the death of
iIl'dtc Parks. who straycd into tho
MeHican lines several days ago Pro
Ie-t AGAINST the reported execution Of
Iark- and the alleged burning of his
nouF has been made also through din.
lomatic channels tO General Uuarfa
SECRETARY Garrison hold. that aa
srh- was iu uniform boz ..HuId have
b''h treated aE O. prisoner of war
GENERAL Funston thinks Parks went
insane Mr. Garrison also asked Cen.
,Ial unaton for O. further report ON
ln' p'IHiie nf thn arrest Of tho five
OF Vera Cruz
These we're tho chief dpvcIopmeni 81
n Ih' Mexican situation TO-DAY Tho
incubator were busy preparing for
Ih'if departure. and Councillor Iane.
I'D. spent much Time with the Amer
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w un"IinE Rundown constitution Miss
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goNu condition John H Friefar.
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Jl.m Mrs Ellen TRACER HeiIaIre.
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Negro Gets Badly Cut Up In Arqu.
ment On Hous eboat at Bellaire
Are. Made.

As the result OF a fight which oc-
CURED in houseboat operated as a
speak easy" on the Ohio river near
Twenty-siNth street. Bellaire. last
night. Sam Washington. colored. re-
ceived e deep cash down the back
with razor and mad the thumb of
nj, right hand nearly amputated with
the same instrument. The housebOat
was owned by Oscar Kennedy.
II seems that four "coons." Charles
HutsOn. John Bell. Sam Washington.
and Jesse Kennedy. either with the
stark circus or hangers on" went
down TO the house boat last night and
proceeded TO get tanked. In the in
evitable fight whichN occurred. Wash.
ington got carved up" and according
10 his story. was thrown into the river.
At any rate he appeared at the Bell
aire police headquarters and told a
wild tale OF being carved. Immedi-
atcly after another "dinge." John Bell
put in an appearance from the same
quarter and claimed that he had been
robbed Of a $35 watch.
officers nVestiuate.
Lieutenant Strobel. Officers Rislar
and Dunfee and Constable Keyser
proceeded to investigate. on arriv.
ing at the houspboat they found the
two remaining negroes. but the pro.
prietOr Oscar Kennedy. and another
white man by the name Of Jones had
escaped In skin TO no West Vir.
ginia side Of the river. The coons
took action with the officers in the
matter Of arrest and fight eneued
which lasted over half an hour. They
were finally placed under arrest and
landed In the Bpllaire jaU. Jesse
Kennedy. one Of those arrested. will
be held on the charge OF cutting with
iutoni to Kill
A warrant will probably be issued
q. H..
NEEDY. charging him with violation Of
the Rose law. 50 that IL he returns
he can BE- apprphended on that
charge.
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For ships Of All Nations Urqed by
Senator Thomas In Broad
Resolution.

WASHINGTON. NAV -Sens,o-
Thomas. OF Colorado. Democratic. 10.
DAY announced to the senate hat he
felt himself bound BY the platform 10
support exemption Of American coast.
wise vessels from Panama canal tolls
lie said be was bound 10 conclude
Una. the leaders OF ~ party knew
the time the Baltimore platform w1s
adopted as today. and that the tolls
exemption plank was meant to DO tax.
On seriously.
The senator said he did not regard
the exemption as a subsidy and in.