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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
GEN. MAAS
Relieved OF Command OF Federal
Troops Outside OF Vera Cruz.
Gen. Pena Now In Charge.
Much Speculation.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Nav IA
News reached Washington through Of
hcial sources tonight that General
Garcia Pena. one OF the highest rank
ing officers In the Mexican Federal
army. had taken command OF the
forces outside Vera Cruz. superseding
General Mas.
This news caused all manner of
speculation around the state, war and
navy departments. Some officials
were inclined TO attach special signifi-
canoe to the move. seeing IN IL evi-
dence Of Huerta's intention 20
strengthen his position around the
great port occupied by Americans and
possibly 10 assume an offensive atti-
tude. On the other hand, IL was sug-
gested that General Mas conduct
had displedsed the dictator. and that
his removal very probably had moth
ing whatever to do with the interna-
tional situation.
Those who took the less optimistic
view thought that the fall OF TampicO
to-day might have had the effect of
making Hureta desperate and leading
him TO take some step that might
force the hand OF the United states
without awaiting the outcome Of the
pending mediation negotiations
In this connection II was sugges. ai 4
that the force driven out OF Tampico
might underta%e 10 march through
the mountains and effect junction
with the army between Mexico CITY
and Vera Cruz. Some Of those most
familiar with the situation. however.
thought this highly improbable. as
the railroad toward San Luis Potosi.
over which the federals fed from
Iampico. is I'm operation for only
about thirty miles. and the Journey
down the coast on foot would be i'm.
practicable
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VERA CRUZ MAY President
iiuerta has placed General Rubio Nav.
arrete IN command Of the forces i'm
front Of Vera Cruz. with headduarters
az Cordoba. ~ is believed that Gen.
eral Huerta has called General Mas
TO the capital 10 utilize him in the
lne OF defense against the northern
tuustitutionalists.
General Navarrctc is an officer In
whom Hucrta always placed great
confidence and hc is REGARDED a. tho
best artillery officer in the MEXICAN
army Placing him in CHARGE of Cen.
oral Mas command may have been
due in part 10 the record Of General
Mas % Vera Cruz when tho Nmcri.
can forces landed. General Mas
left the CITY early in tho fighting with.
out calling out all his troops For
This hC was severely criticized bv
President Uucrta.
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COMMERCE COMMISSION DE-
CIDES TO GO AHEAD
WITH PROGRAM.
Mellen VIII Likely BE on Stand
Several Days - McReynolds
Makes Emphatic Protest.

WASHINGTON. May u The
hearing in the New Haven investiga.
ton will be resumed tomorrow al 10
O'Clock without any change in our
original plan. This decision is con.
CURED in unanimously by the com
Ihis statement. authorized today
by commissioner McChord closed a
Gay OF spirited exchanges and con.
iefences between him and Justices
ana Interstate Commerce Commission
concerning the placing on the witness
stand OF Charles 5 NIellen. former
president, and several OF the directors
OF the New Haven in the investips.
uon by the commission OF the fnan.
clal operations and relations of the
NeW Haven and the Billiard company.
ommissioner McChord viii preside
az the hearing. II Is expected thar
Mr. Mellen will be called as a witness
tomorrow and that he may be under
examination for several days. In
private letters already produced in
the pending proceeding. Mr. MeIlen
has said that he was tired OF bear
ing the brunt OF criticism and con
tumely in connection with tho New
Hayen's transactions and indicated
(Continued on Page seven)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
TAMPICO EVACUATED; Big
VICTORY FOR THE REBELS
STAMPEDE
Results IN 100 Women Being rrsmpled
When 6ody Of Vera crux Vie
tim Arrives al Cambridge.

CAMBRiDGE. Mas. May Ia
More than 100 women were trampled
upon aad injured tonight Ia a STAN.
pede which accompanied the Efforts
OF thousands 10 view the body OF Cor
poral Daniel W ilaEgerty. one OF the
heroes oi Vera Cruz. as u ~ I'm state
IN the military arinory
The injured ones were looked after
by physicians hurriedly summoned
from the various hospitals. Al one
time all the officers rooms in tho ar
mory were filied with patients. Later
most OF them were sent 90 their homes
Besides those taken into the armory.
number were removed 60 privat.
houses In the vicinity. Several were
said TO be unconscious az a late hour.
Police Po~eriess
80 great was the crush in front of
the building that the half hundred
policement on duty found themselves
powerless and an assembly call was
sounded for the militia. a provisional
company was formed and armed with
Tines pushed the crowd back end
formed a lane through which the pco-
pie made their way I'm more orderly
fashion into the building
The street In the vicinity was lit
tered with hats and other articles of
clothing after the rush was over
The parents OF Haggerty had their
dead TO themselves only an hour or
two at their Cambridge home. A great
crowd which surrounded the house
was then allowed 20 view the body. A
snort time later IL was removed. with
a naval escort, TO the armory.
The school board voted at a meet
Ing tonight 20 name a school In the
Mount Auburn district In honor OF
Haggerty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
K. OF G. E. HONOR
VERA CRUZ DEAD

LANCASTER. Pa. MAY ts-At tho
opening of tho afternoon are.Ion .f
The Erand castle of tho Knirhts of
the Golden Eagle today there was
0necu.minuto memorial service in
honor of the sailors and marines who
fell AZ Vera Cruz N period OF silent
delivered hy Rev Ur C1ar1.4 sea.
sholes OF Philadelphia grand IIrh
priest and on culogy hy John vs. Ford
of Philadelphia. supreme vico chief
~ fhc national body of the order
During the day tho per capita fav
was fixed af l1 cents for n period uf
FiN months. = large portion n tIe
ports ~ tho various Grand officers
This evening n testimonial dinner
vas hold ln honor of Past Grand
Commander r Y. Funk and Past
Grand Commander =. J. Kitzmiller.
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ROSE GETS
GRILLING
STAR WITNESS IN BECKER
TRIAL UNDERGOES SEVERE
DISCRIMINATION
Testimony Was Not Shaken-Tells
In Detail of How He Planned
Murder For Becker.

. NfM YORK. May is-''Haid lack"
Is'N'' 'hl,i witness for the prosecu.
non az tho s'rCrd trial of Charles
SO A'r charged with being the insti-
-.,o, OF me plot that resulted IN tho
murder OF Herman Rossnthal came
from the stand at m. rnnclusion 10
uhN OF i've hours OF relentless cross
examination hrichtsy.d and smiling
Y hr haldh'adVd informgr quickly and
uniait'rnglN answered every uucsfion
asked MN by Martin T. Manton, chief
OF lockers counsel Even when Man
ton shouted accusafions of p,urdcr' =,
Rose and tried To make him admit
that ne had made his living bv com
mitting petty larCenies and bv selling
opium to the slaves OF tho hahif or
N'w Nork.s Chinatown. tho former
-aIuhier remained unperturbcd Roses
'Npi'sslon never Chunrcd during all
IN" ErillinE. Tho tone of hfs xofc,,
was neither raised nor lowered NJ anv
lul'- "" reiterated his story Of nm
u'iNofld intrigue and murder with a
'alul ana matter Of fact air Uo
at.uN'u no Tear. no emotion. no re-
,il"i 50 except on one occasion. Then
~" sald his conscience pricked hin,
when he thought over how no bsd
pioit"d 10 have Herman RoscnfhoI
murdered. Manton MANAGED ia oct
Rose 10 admit that there wcro miner
uiscrepancics between the teatimony
~ outr"d az the first trial and that he
Dl. 6DSsc ON 1iItct examination yesterday.
hose SAID his testimony yesterday was
more complete In places than hts for
nlvs tesumony. At the same time. he
Haiu ne told some things al the erat
'riai ne dld not mention al this one.
- Know so much about it. and have
.aihsd so much about IT," said Rose.
sn,,, ~, u impossible for me not to leave
Soihe 'hlhss out now and then"
Told Of Murder Plan.
Manton put to the witness a serte.
oi questions designed TO shoy that
hosenthal figured prominently I'M n
e5IlDl'i war and was halted Rose
auinllted that Sam Paul. a gamblor
ana hosenthal had a falling out soon
1it"r the latter's house was aided
e1sI ie6 also also SAID Rosenthal hired span
i@sn @ Louie TO Kill Sam Paul. Louie
Jailed 10 do IT, He told RosentbaI az.
Sording TO Rose. that Paul had riven
Nun 500 and he would not shoot a man
VINO was so generous Then Vose
ssiI hoosenthai hired Bloody Mike"
TO Kill Spanish Louie" Tho uyiir@s.,
conceded that he had broken ~itb
tosenthal after the latter had srYread
tales that Rose was n ~s0uoalet' =
thereby putting Roses life I'm dance,
me defense read more extracts
= =, @ @Olll newspaper stories written under
rose name. The witness qdmiffed
that many of the statements lher,in
were his. including the declaration
Inat Inat ne could hire men TO commit NJ
most any. crime. Manton read 10 the
Jury letter written bv Rose 40
Schepps while the latter was IN hid
ing az Hot Springs. Ark. In this LEI.
Ter Rose said Becker had Thrown
MN down like a dob" and that the
district attorney had promised inn
ihuhlty 10 him tRosel. Schepps. Web
per and Nallon. He then asked
SGInePps, whom he addressed as ''Dear
Old Pal' TO return to New York ana
Ccontinued on Page renl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
UNAUTHORIZEDSTRIKEC CONDEMNED
BY SPECIAL MINERS CONVENTION

special HI.Hafrr fs tHr trfslIFcu,er
CHARLESTON W Va. MAY 1s -
That flH unofficial strike declared bv
miners In the kanaWhH district. In
violation oi the orders of fHr officials
Of th" United Mine Workers. has TO-.
fHrded the success of the fu0yewsrf
boo West virginia and prolonged tho
wage negotiation. was admitted f0.
DAY In the special scale convention
of The miners. which was attended ht
wee fre i''nt Frank a. Hays and
other national officials.
h'-oIutIons were adopted con.
dHmninr fhn unofficial strike. .u VIC.
nuon of tho terms of the joint 4rrer-
mout with the operators and tho rof
lcy of the international union trr
convention ae-orfinr that "eurh ar
fInn4 arc Iuairrrrc and frrf .r como
places fhrF arc inspired hy the paid
Heents Of uun.uuIou coal operator
who are seeking 60 destroy our
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
EARTHQUAKES

OGDEN, Utah. NAV I2.-Two dis.
tinct earthquake shocks were felt in
ogden and the entire surrcunding
country this morning at lO.I5 and
lO;lS O'Clock. the first being tho
heaviest and continuing for more
than hve seconds. Slight damage re-
suited in various parts OF the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
WHEELING MAN
HIGHLY H0NORED

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. May I3-C I
Schneth, Of Wheeling. W. Va was
chosen president Of the Sunday
schools Of the Western conference of
the Pittsburgh synod Of the Lutheran
church az the election to-day.
Miss MarEaret Hendricks OF Younrs.
Town. ohto, was elected secretary and
treasurer The annual Suudat echooi
convention was Boo session today ana
tonight a' the First English Evanrel.
zeal lriherHu church. East 1OJth
street. near Euclid avenue
Delegates from thirty-two conrrcra.
uous in Ohio. West Virginia and mi
uois attended. Rev I g. Shauor Of
IeWeft Ohio. presided 4 uapor on
sunday School Weeds" di-cueeiug
ihe ELECTIVE and Ineffective work o1
tho schools. was read by Miss Ada
llauCk of Youngstown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
DD-FELLOWS IN
ANNUAL SESSION

Special dispatch Co the Intelligence.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va. Nav 13.-
With 200 delegates and visiting mem.
bcrs In attendance. the Fortv.uintn
annual convention of thr grand On.
Cdmpment Of West Virginia Odd Eel
lows began today in the Odd Fellows
temple here. Addresses of welcome
Were delivered az the opening ses-
sion by /. g. Grille former mayor.
ana g.. W. Duddcrar. secretary ~ tho
board Of trade Daniel Gunroe of
'rany is presiding rs grand patri.
arch
Tho annual meeting Of the depart
council of Patriarchs Militant hpaded
hy Col. Francis ThwIl.. department
commander. OF Fairm0nt also becln
tonight. The usual convention fcs-
uvitlrs arr becinE observed. a street
parade this evening being "a feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
HON. H. G. DAVIS
APPEARS FOR C. c.

Special uisuatsh 20 tho IntciIirencer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va Nav Ia
Hon. Henry y. Davis. who b. past
ninety. proved that his active bust
ness career is by no means a. an end
by appearing before the hoard 0f
Public Works boz tho interest Of tho
Coal a Coke Railway Company pre-
limlnary 90 ite asses fmput for taxa
tion for 1914 West NirgInias Grand
old Man demonstrated that no is ac-
lively in touch with every detail OF
the road operation and Ita earning
capacity and that hiF INSIGHT into
business has not been Impaired By
bis advanced yoara
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Subject Of Speculation,

VERA CRUZ. May i3-The fan OF
Tampico and what II may mean, is
The subject OF general speculation
here. II is learned that the constitu.
uonalists delivered n determined at.
tack on the port beginning at 4 O'Clock
this morning. The federal. advanced
posts were driven in and until noon
desperate firing was continuous. In
what direction the federals are evac-
uating the town has not been learned
but IL Is believed that the constitu-
tionalists have overrun the territory
around San Luis Potosi and Monterey
which would make federal escape in
that direction possible only by con.
tinuous running fight for many miles
Few. II any, foreigners remain in
(conanued on Page Elsvsn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
COLLIER SINKS
When Cargo Shifts and Al on Board
Believed Lost Except Captain
and Engineer

LONDON. May ia-Thr steam col
Tier Turrct Hil has sunk. owing tn
ihr sniiilnc OF hrr cargo. OF south.
void. in The North Sea Tho chief en.
elne'r. who was picked up by PASS.
ing steamer. said that the steamer
turned turtle. hrelirr over e0 RAPIDLY
Ilai infr' was mo- chance to launch
lIg huafs The captain of uhr Turrrf
Hil was picked no bv another steamer
attor Do bad clunr for several hours
70 a liie buoy The remainder Of tho
Grow. uumbefinE o.. are believed 10
have bocn drowned steam nilof
ruitrr wss sunk today by steamer
in bristol Channel Fitc mon wore
drowned and tf saved
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WILL RELIEVE
COMPLICATIONS

FL rASO. TOY. May 13-Thc can.
turo N Tamp'co by General Pablo
Gonzales. reported today, Will elm.
mate any possibilities n compiica.
tious WITH forri.n nations and viii
mean The rc-1pcninE OF commercial
and industrial pursuits throughout tho
Interior of Mexico. according 10 a
statement made fo.nlrhf hy Roberto
n. PesQur'ra. confidential Representa-.
tive of General Cafrauza
Tho fenscness OF the information d
situation. be- said. bad been relieved
because tho entry ~ General Gonzales
troops Into Tamufrp would Fftr abso.
lutte Insurance u protection S1r he
on wells End other property. 10 mat.
Ter hY whom owned. and would Or.
tiaie any friction or necessity for lr.
uou by foreign nations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
COXEY NOW HAS
ARMY OF EIGHT

Special Dispatch To- he IntcIUroncer
MARIlNSBIRG w Va. Nav II
General Jacob CoXey's army" had
dwiudlcd 20 eight persons ,rbc, it
reached here late this afternoon
about score OF privates having dp.
serted 10 get jobs chopping wood
above HagerstOwn yesterday Coxev
ls undaunted. however. by tho dcser.
ions, and declares he will complete
ihe tourney To Washington II he Is
compelled 10 20 % alone. tie doIiv-
cred harangue 20 "A small crowd in
the square here tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
UNITED STATES DELEGATES
PRESENTED TO MEDIATORS
MEETING WAS ENTIRELY FOR
NAL AND MERELY CALL
OF COUNTRY.
Paved Way. However. For InfOr-
NAL COnferences-Gen-
eral Situation.

WASHINGTON. MAY 13-First for.
NAL step. in the program Of media
tion IN tho MeXicIn problem we're
taken here today. Justice Lamar and
Frederick vs.. Iphmann. together with
their secretary. ". Perceval Dodge.
who viii represent the United States.
paid their respects 10 the three South
American rnyoys who have under.
taken by diplomacy ~ solve the Mex
lean question
The representative were present
"a ~ Counsellor Robert Lansing. act.
ing secreisry ~ state In thp absence
of Mr. Bryan. motoring to the lega-
lions IN White House automobile
ny Nts call ~ courtesy. hut paved
The way FOR Informal conforonces in
sdFance OF iha FIRST meeting at Mag.
ara Falle. Ont. noXt Monday.
incidentally word was received by
the mediator direct from the Negi
can t0feisn minister 81 Mexico city
thal me hu,rff rrpreseutaflvus would
arrive 90 Havana tonight or tomor.
~" ahq HH'r Immediately for Mag
ara Iall. VIA Key West
tvscustina Tarpieo.
tlfhuns continued horccly af Tam.
Pico. hut tIN fall ~ the CITY was
hourly expected and tonight Admiral
MAYO reported that the federaIs we're
eFacuatnE Wifhdrawing their gum.
boats outside the Panuco river Dis
patcn'a in fn@ navy department had
Pfophesltd rOuFtifufiOnalisf victory
betau-" uf shortage Of ammunition
heportH were current that strong
pressure would hp brought TO hear on
lhH con.iIf IfIfi0nalisfF from several
quarters aifrr fhc TampicO battle 10
induce thgm fD participate in fha me
gisuon. Pre- dent Wilson during tho
uay pfoHlsed delegation Of Oh we'll
oNhfIa dI IampiCO that as soon aa
(Contfrnsa -, -. wt.-,
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Desperate Resintanne-

WASHINGTON. May t3.-That
the rebels encountered desperate
resistanee In their final attack
on Tampieo, and that they were
Compelled 10 carry their faht 20
the heart OF the town, was indi.
Gated by Rear Admiral Mayo's
report He stated that at I O'Clock
this afternoon when "a was re.
ported the rebels had occupied
Iampieo, there was heavy rifle
firina IN the plaza and that bio
guns firing continued. AdHees
received by constitutionaIists
here stated the federaIs were
eVaeuatina Tanpieo. but details
were lacking. The federals were
retreating by way Of the railroad
leading 10 San Luis PotosI and IL
was assumed that they hoped TO
reach Psehuea. the terminus OF a
railway line that leads indirectly
10 Mexico City. The railroad out
OF Tampico 20 Monterey is held
by the eonstitutlonalists.
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MAsHIEoToH. Nay 13-Forsoasti
West WfrFfuia-Fafr TburvHav -
NrIdayi HginF temperature
ONO and western Pennsyfvanfa-dea-
eIauy Iar Thursday and Friday slou,tg
rising tsmpeFaturs: Iiqht varfabis vgf5ds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
BRYAN
Addresses Political Rally in Pennsyi.
Vanis IN Interests Of State Can
didstes-spesks Of Party
Achievements.

WlLkES-BARRE. Pa. May i3.-In
a 'o-minute address a. a political ralIy
a. the armory in this city tonight
William Jennings Bryan. Secretary OF
state. the principal speaker. discussed
the Mexican situation. the tarin meas
ure. tho currency bin and the admin
istration's peace policy before an audi.
ence Of 1000. with 500 more ciamorinr
~ the door The meeting was called
IN tho interests Of the State Procrcs.
sive Democratic ticket q. Mitchell
Palmer for United Statcs senator.
vance Mcf fOrmick for Governor. Pal
mcr. Mccormick and FARMER"
Greasy. candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
crnor. spoke. Hryan pleaded for sun
port of tho Ticket. declaring that 10
VIII mean indorscment of the national
administration policies
Be Justified hls presence AZ "a roIit.
ical meeting by stating that it was for
20" cause ~ progressive Dernbcrarv.
o. cause that has given ~ the nation
many long sought for reforms lfo DO
Ciared that while he liked tho cardl
dates personally. were they his enc.
mics ne would be constrained 10 come
and help out for the sake Of the cause
alone
The Mexican Question.
The Mexican question WAS legacy
from tho Taft administration" s4fi
the secretary. "yet the pres ldruf has
put more % thought upon 10 than nng
other question he has had To- deal with.
lf is the problem shat has weighed
more upon his heart than on other. Ho
D. trying tO solve 70 sO AZ to maintain
the nations honor aud DO r through
peaceful means. Uis course has not
been pleasing To- every one Hls course
ooe1 MOI give az much occasion for
Dig headlines or allow others fo boast
O. they might n their willingness 20
nave some one else killed Yet
mink in dealing with fhis problem Ne
D. expressing The sentiment ~ tho
american people and that DO has the
American o. -plo back 0f him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
PHILADELPHIA PAYS HIGH
HONORS TO HER HERO DEAD
GREATEST PUBLIC FUNERAL
IN CITY SINCE THAT
OF LINCOLN.
Funeral Pageant Required One
Hour TO Pass-Many
Persons Hurt.

PHILADELPHIA. May ia null
utude OF people today honored the
two sons OF Philadelphia who died at
Vera Cruz. George Mckenzie Poin-
sett. OF the battleship Florida and
Charles Allen Smith OF the New Hamp
shire. Nearly $4,000 persons paid
tribute TO them as their bodies lay
In state in historic Independence Hall
and hundreds OF thousands lined the
three mile route over which slowly
proceeded the funeral pageant that
escorted the fiag-shrouded coffns on
their way 10 local cemeteries
u was the greatest public funeral
held in Philadelphia since Abraham
LincOln's body lay in state in lnde-
pendence Hall. So great was the
crowds OF people that scores OF wom-
On tainted and many were treated for
ously injured. one of whom probably
viii die. The bodies OF the two sail
or lads lay I'm state from a. m
until p. m. and during this time
a steady stream of people four abreast
passed through the old supreme
court chamber in which the bodies
rested surrounded by a profusion of
flowers For fifteen minutes before
the collins were removed TO CaissOns
drawn by six horses each. the deep
toned bell In the historic tower OF
Independence Hall tolled while mem
bers OF the families of the dead sail
Ors took final leave.
One Hour in Passing.
The funeral pageant was nearly an
hour In passing. At the head of the
line were nearly thousand blue
jackets and marines from the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard. those from the bat
tleship Kansas leading the way. Then
came the entire first brigade Of the
National Guard Of Pennsylvania. fol
lowed by the two caissons conveying
the coffins MI heads were barred and
church bells along the route tolled as
the bodies passed By.
The mourners and Mayor Blanken-
burg. Captain Benson. commandant Of
the navy yard. and members Of Con-
rrcss from Philadelphia follow ID
The rear Of the military escort was
composed Of Grand Army men. old
guard regiments of the Pennsylvania
militia. spanish War veterans and
other military organizations a. the
end Of the pageant route tho bodies
were turned over 10 the bCrsaycd fam.
lilies and conveyed 90 crmeterios.
where tnterment services were held
Then firing squads from the battleship
Kansas performed their solemn duty
and bu1lers sounded taps
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GALVESTON, Texas, May ia
eoviees from Vera Cruz received
mere tonight. state that the n oht.
Ine has about eeased at Tsmpieo
ano the tederais are evaeuatinq
tne city BY way OF the railroad
ne. There was said to be heavy
flring In the city OF Tsmpleo near
the close OF the battle.
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JOtRez. Mexico. May ia
Wero was received by Constitu.
uonsiIsts officials here shortly be.
fere o'clock that the ConstItu.
tonsiists forces under General
rsoIo GONZALES were occupying
smpieo. No details az 20 the loss
been received.