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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
DENIED
Lehish Official Says Charge That Com
pany Diverted Water Freight
20 Rail Is Untrue.

ATLANTIC CITY. Y. J.. July %
Charges that the Lehigh Valley Rail
road Company had withdrawn its pack
age freight service from the Lehigh
Valley Transportation Company. a lake
line controlled by the railroad. with the
object OF diverting this class Of freiRk.
10 the all-rall route. was denied to-day
BY X. W. Barrett. assistant general
solicitor Of the railroad company. Mr..
Barrett was testifying at the hearing
under the direction Of the Interstate
commerce Commission. which Is in
Nestigating the status OF railroads I'm
their control of lake steamship lines.
The charge had been made by A. "
boole. government agent. who pre-
ccded Mr. Barrett on the stand
The reason the package freight had
been Withdrawn. Barrett testified. was
due 10 the chartoring Of the vessels
Tor coal tonnage. He also denied that
the lehigh Valley Coal Sales company
had been favored with the steamship
of service. declaring that freight OF tho
sales company was subject to the
same conditions as that Of other
shippers
70 G. snyder. N New York. traffic
r'present8Uyo Of the Erie lake line.
denied that switching charges Of 25
crnfH a ton on freight by boat from
IInalO over the Erie railroad lake
line wac saved by taking the rail-.
road route as alleged by Boolc The
latter spoke Of the small sums used
hr fhr Uric fU compete with ita boat
InF huf uf thr large sums 10 solicit
business fur fnT faHf frrirht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
CORRUPTION
Charged Against The Chicago Police
BY lnspeetor-Wss Responsible
For Death of Detective.

CHICAGO. July % Charges Of DO
lice corruption and evidence 10 sus.
tain his accusation that the death Of
"a detective ln levee hEht week
ago was the unexpected result of n
plot by leVcc characters 10 murder w
O. Danncnborg chief morals Inspector
were given before Grand jury TODAY
by MaClay Hoyuc. states attorney.
" T.. g. Fuukhousor. second dotqlfv
superintendent ~ police in charge of
The morals department was among
the first witnesses Ht o. believed 10
have told Of the relations between
detectives ~ The regular police tsiroau
aud those in The morals department
a half dozen lcvcc character. bar.
tenders. walters and a chauffeur or
two. nll believed 10 have knowlodro
Of The plot. were subpocuaod. but did
not reach the witness stand during the
afternoon.
Tho states attorney declared no. had
evidence fo prove that owners OF rr.
sorts in the levce. made desperate bv
repeated raids under Dannonbcrr. had
Imported Rocco Ncnillo. a Ncw York
gunman. for The purpose OF killing the
morals Inspector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
MANY COMPLICATIONS NOW
THREATEN MEXICAN PEACE
L. $. EXERTING EVERY EF-
FORT TO BRING DISCORDANT
ELEMENTS TOGETHER.
Villa-Cananza Goodness Viewed
With Apprehension-Foreign
Complications Loom Up.

WASHINGTON July 22-Peace in
Mexico b. far from assured and com
plications both internal and interna -
tlonal are rapidly entangling the sit
uation, according 10 the well in
formed opinion Of administration Of
hclals. diplomats and Mexicans OF
both factions here who are in touch
viii All phases Of the problem.
The United States government is
eNertinE every diplomatic influence
toward harmonizing discordant ele.
ments. but certain aspects are ad-
mutedly grave. official reports re-
veal that the most threatening fac
tor Us the aloofness Of General Villa
nom the authority Of General Car
rama. Another veNing point BE- that
General Garranza. according TO his
agents here, is disinclined 10 grant
an amnesty TO political offenders and
VIII insist on an unconditional sur
render BY the Carbaial government.
Unless Carranza is willing 10 give as
Furauce that there will be- no whole
sale arrests, executions and runfera.
tion of property when the Constitu-
fl0nalists enter Mexico CITY. Pro
Nisional President Carbaial will rally
ail the military elements a. his capi.
tal and resist 10 the end the Consti-
tutor allst advance.
Amnesty is Needed
The diplomatic representative of
Coontinusd on Page EinsJ
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QUINCY. Mass. July 22.-The at.
tleship Nevada, exceeding IN tonnage
and displacement any American war.
snip except her sister ship, the Okla.
noma' was launched from the Fore
II.
Miss Aleanor Ann Seibert. aged 10,
niece OF Governor 7. L. Oddie, Of Ne.
Nada, ehristened the giant man-o'..na
as she slid down into the waters OF
the Fore River.
The Nevada's length over all is 5s3
teet, and her breadth 95 feet, q,
inches, and has a tonnage Of 2s,4Oo
tons. She is driven by a Curtis Tur.
blne engine, with u Yarrow boilers,
giving total heating surface ef
4eJOOo square feet and a total maxi.
mum horsepower Of So.50o.
The Nevada will carry 55 officers
and sos men. The price Of the hull
and machinery Is $5.se5. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
ALL ANTITRUST BILLS
NOW READY FOR SENATE
HOLD-UP
fsiisn contraetor % Biueneld Jailed
On Charge % Hish~sy Roeeery
Was Daring Act

Hi-esial Dispatch % the inteIurenr.-
bLuEFIELD. W Va. July -
Louis " Bernard. an Italian stone
contractor. b. In the Blueneld jau 10.
nirht chareed with highway robh.r,
u L. charged that lat. last nirht he
vent 10 the o1ice % the Hale and
I. q. and covered 2 NJ Archer. pr.sI
a'nt OF the company. and Thos Wi.
ton salesman. with a large calihre
plsloi and under threats Of death com.
ttilcd Archer 90 write him a check
Tor 700 and slEn other Documents OF
Itai estate nature and then departed
threatening death TO any officer OF any
vNL.I person attcmptilg 20 arrest him
hulCers were soon on his trail and
locatsd him az PoCahontas Virginia
hiteen miles away They arrested
and brought him hack here and Jailed
nm tonight before the holdup became
public Bernard heretofore has rad
Rood reputation and his friends are
utterly unable 90 understand his
action.
Guilty of Murder.
IN criminal court NJ Princeton today
kstil Jones Was con sicted of second
Dc gree murder. havius choked his wife
10 death here last winter he will be
sentenced tomorrow
Several bootleEEers are awaiting
trial Two have been fined 500 each
ana sentenced 10 work on the roads
rnf another guilty OF second offonac
vas hned 81 900 and sent 20 the peni-
tvutiary for one year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
FIFTY KILLED
Rebels in Hayti Lose Battle ard FIss
Those Hiding in Houses were
Captured ard Erecutsd

WASHINGTON u o. July rr
About fifty Haitien rebels were Sum.
marily executed az cape UaIHfr fH.
DAY after The government forces bad
won herce twO.hOur battle Ir fHr
streets with 500 rnfoiufI0uIFfa who
had gained entrance into trr Town
early IN the morning before fhr Fafff
son was awake
Captain Russell 90 tho hafiratfr
south Carolina. reported fHr afnIr fo
The Navy Department HIa fIHnrfrt
said the government frunrrra rrrrfar.
luE 900. reuulFrd thf nffnrf with :
loss of eight men KILLED Tho rrtrf.
after having 30 killed nrf Ir f|aHr
der. Many sought refuge In houses.
from which they were drarfed Irf.r
for execution
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EFFORTS TO SETTLE HOME
RULE TO END IN FAILURE
COLLISION
o. Trolley Trsins Rssuits ir Dsats %
-Four snd irlsry % Tssrfy
ons Othrra

WEST PORT Com. TuiT e.
Tire, persons esrs kusI oufrFtI
another died latsf arf farrff ar.
wers injured some seriously. a. ra
result of bead on collision rrfe f1
nlFhf between a frsIr af three fruIrr
care. arrH InE SUNDAY rErnI rIr..E
rfI and n TROLLEY fTr.rHf
The accident occurred rf II rraf.
curve nr luHr rrH.r cod r H .HHr
both trains urrr rlrr.rE HF H.HH
speed
The three frnHHU .Hr. rHH..HH q.
Erfhfr. carried ElH UFra.ra rH. arr.
returning from ffr HHrraI rrH nf
fnr HuIrf IuIHu mH..H" .HH...
.chool n taef HrIlE.r"rI Hf nnn
Point NOranIE
None uf frF injured HfH..H# q.
hF .u UrI'IrH. .Hr..."H
hrrurlinn fu ur ETHrH T.Hr#. "..
town medical frHuInr| ..H ~#...r..
of thr ri.r.. rHIn m
down tHI Iu nn rU..H." nj. ....
siding before IHa HHr..a| ..
uhICb ff srru EaH r.rn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
KE|NI
state Senator Of Elkins Named For
Congress BY Prosressives At
keyser Convention Yesterday.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Md. July 20
State Senator Noah c. Keim. Of Elk
ins, was nominated for Congress by
the Progressives Of the Second West
Virginia district IN convention al
Keyser. this afternoon There were
two hundred delegates. representinl
"a counties. the large turnout having
been surprising and there was much
enthusiasm
W. 7. James. OF phIlippi and " @
keim OF Eikins were placed in uomi
nation. James withdrew after tho
FIRST ballot and kpim was nominated
BY acClamatiOn amid n most OnthuaH
asttc demonstration. Tho convention
adjourned after the naming OF com
mittecs and the completing Of an or
EanizatiOn 20 conduct the campaign
keim was elected State senator as 4
Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
SERIOUS
CHARGES
MADE AGAINST MORGAN IN
TERESTS IN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY DEAL.
Road Is Victim of Schemes SINH
lar TO That Affecting the
New Haven.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Charges
that the Southern railway has been
imposed on much as the New Haven
Is said 20 have been through the un-
loading upon Il of branches OF little
worth at fabulous prices added an un-
expected feature today 20 the investi-
cation which a senate subcommittee
Us making OF alleged Determinations
against southern ports in coal rates
~ l. Dulaney of Bristol. Tenn, made
the charges In connection with an eX-
PLANTATION OF why he believed the Nor
gan interests dominated the Southern
Railway and directed the action OF its
officials.
Mr. Dulaney said he once offered to
sell the control of the Virginia and
southwestern railway TO the Southern
for 100000. a bond issue OF 81 600. .
600 stood against the line His offer
was refused. he said. but later Henry
n. McHarg sold the line to the
Southern for about S6.5O0. 600 with a
proht estimated at $4,000. 900.
The Knoxville and Bristol railway.
sold TO the Southern for $500, 900. Mr..
Dulaney said was offered for sac. 600
and he did not buy because he did
not think the line worth that amount.
Robbed Of Rights.
Mr.. Dulaney finished his direct
statement to the committee today but
VIII 10 on the stand tomorrow TO un-
dergo cross examination by attorneys
for the Southern Railway.
Mr.. Dulaney testified al length in
support OF his charge that coal is be-
ing diverted from southern ports.
Coal operators are robbed OF their
right to do a normal business" ne
said. Unless some relief be granted
II will be necessary ror independent
operators to give up their efforts
They cannot amNh
tions"
Rates have been arranged. Mr.. Du-
laney declared. so the Louisville K
Nashville cannot move coal from the
Black mountain field south or east
from Middlesboro, a condition barring
Black mountain coal from the south
ern field by way OF the Louisville a.
Nashville. numoer of similar
statements were introduced by Mr..
Dulaney in support of his contention
that interlocking directorates in New
York arrange and dictate rates.
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MAY INTER VENE
U0Itsd states HaF o. rrrHrr fr o.
store orter ir HH.U coo aar

WASHfNGTON IuF T
by European uHarr. I.r H
states FuVfrrurff Ea. HH.H H
The republic III HaHI nr# . ..
nInrr end uuI demand
~ peace or threaten armed r.rHH.
ton
Secretary HrFan uH #f H.
morrow win rFUrr.nrH IIHH....
possible movement nf H.H... ....
HrifI AlrfHfr IHHHH .."rH. .HrHH.
orders have been r.rHr Inn.Hr N.
enlI. uf fHr hHffk.ahIr #HH.H .H#.. IA
nov or Cape HaIf.rn Ew .rn. o..
rI.Iur aH f0 whether force d. d. 7.
used hF fha hmrrIHHr H#EaHr.......
haa been deferred
Report from Carr HaHHr nf .r
ther hFhfIrE ulfh nffaf dancer .n
loreiEurrH were rHrHrfnf fH. r..rF HH
forecasfing prompt action hr .Es boo.
rineH nov being rrnHrnfrHfrf nr
Guantanamo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
FARMER RELEASED
Man Charged with Murder % wife
Goes Free After Examination
Roasted BY Prosecutor.

70. igl LL.rstrh t0 the Intelligence
fAhkEh1 1bI re. W Va. July 90
samuel % Cunningham. tho Beflevifls
Iarmer charged with first degree mur.
Der In connection with the alleged
starvation of Doe wife. was dischara.
~ after "a preliminary hearing this
aiternoon. Proceeding attorney Hite.
fheW moved hiF discharge after the
evidence failed fo bring out fhaf Cum.
uinEnam bad starved his wife but ho
oenounCed me proven acilon ~ the
accused in diEEug bis wife'a grave
and bringing her CONN into the house
prior 70 death. al rho most inhuman
ana diabolical act be had ever heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
TWO COMPLAINTS
First To Be Made Since NeN River
Arbitration Board Was Formed.
FILED BY Miners Yesterday

CHARLESTON. W Va. July 90 -
The first complaints filed with the
New River Coal arbitration board
since its formation more than q year
ago were heard here today a. a.
Walters charged that ne had been dis
charged hy the Meadow York Coal
company for his activities ln orranIr.
ing local unions n miners. and A
lounor filed a similar charge AGAINST
the Harvey Coal COMPANY M the
board cannot settle the flapufer an
the testimony will be- referred 90 Gov.
ernOr Hatfield for final decision Tho
arbitration board formed the principal
part Of The agreement which ended fha
long .tTIAn In Tho NnN NIHnr fold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
IS READY
Onoffieislly Reported That Bie Ditch
at Panama 10 Ready FOR Use
To Send Vessel Through.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. July 81
InOficially. word has been received
here that the Panama Canal is ready
Tor commercial use. and that the nrsi
steamer Is likely 20 b. sent through
within a few days unless Governor
Goethals b. instructed % the r6nfrary
by Secretary 81 War Garrison 4
message is expected from Governor
Gotthals az an early date announcing
mat the canal is ready and asklnf
for authority 20 send y shin through
II Is thought probable that the Crisfo
bai. which belongs 20 the War uauarf.
ment. viii BE- the steamer selertef
The Crisiobal is now a. Colon shr
D. Of 10000 tons register. and thus
VIII be the largest vessel % enter ths
canal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
CONTRACT LET
Parkersbura Company Lets Contract
for Bridge 20 Pittsburgh Con-
eern-Priee Is S43o,QO0.

special '.zprtcn 10 toe futsIilgencer.
PARK ER 5BD &c. " Va July % -
The contract was let this afternoon
By the Parkersburg-Ohio Bridge Com
pany for the construction OF bridge
across the Ohio river from here to
Belpre. o., TO Herman Laub. of Pitts
burgh. The contract price was $780,
600 and construction Is TO begin imme-
diately and completed before Decem-
Der p. 1918.
This bridge Is expected 10 close the
last gap which will make a complete
trolley system between Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
COMMITTEE HAVING SECUR.
TIES BILL YIELDS
To ADVISERS.
insert Section Making il Unlawful
For ANY Line 10 Purchase An
other Without Permission.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Upon m.
sistence by senator Borah. Repuhli
can. who declared that conrress
should proceed with the main bust
hess holding tt IN session. the sen
ate today resumed consideration of
The Interstate trade commission hliI
nIst oi the administration antitrust
legislative measures.
Earlier In he day the revised Clay.
ton hill 10 supplement- the sherman
act had been reported from the Judi.
ciary committee. but the Interstate
commerce committee. after an all dav
session. stu was not quite ready With
a perfected measure 10 regulate the
Issuance OF securities by common car
riers
The securities bin practically wa.
completed To the satisfaction OF a ma.
loriiy and a new print of the revised
text was made public. after the com
mittee had yielded TO Louis II Bran
dcis. one of its advisers and incorpor-
ated a section which would make n un-
lawful Tor n common carrier to ac-
qulre any new lines without authority
from the Interstate commerce com
mission
Mr. Brandeis and George Rublee. OF
New York. both OF whom have worked
with the committee for many weeks
objected strenuously 20 the scope OF
supervisory authority given the inter
state commerce commission In tho
Newlands bill. and they plan 10 make
an appeal TO President Wilson tomor-
row.
Object 20 Terms.
The experts object TO the terms OF
the Newlands bill which they main
tain would amount 10 a federal guar
anty Of railroad securities and abolish
all authority OF state railroad commits
sions over stock issues As agreed
upon tentatively and 10 be reviewed
By the interstate commerce commits
sion authority TO approve or disap-
prove the Issuance Of securities by
for construction. extension,
betterment. maintenance
or equipment OF its railroad or facili-
ties etc. or for the lawful acquisi-
tion OF the property OF or interest I'm
another common carrier corporation,
or for the protection OF or Improve
ment OF property heretofore acquired
tcontinusd on Page NinsD
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NEW MAIL SERVICE.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intellgencer.
CUMBERLAND Md. July 22-Mail
u now being carried on the Western
Maryland Railway between Conneils-
Vile and Baltimore. Via Cumberland II
Is received and dispatched by fast trayns
and small stations between Cumberland
and Connellsville are given service. the
Cumberland office. tn charge Of n. O..
Watt, chief clerk. arranged for the SER
vice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
BARGE SUNK
In Collision With Another In chesa
peake & Delaware canal-carao
Will Be Total Loss.

WILMINGTON. Del. July 22.-The
gasoline barge Agnes X, of Baltimore.
from Bridgeport. y. j.. for Baltimore.
with l.5OO baskets Of tomatoes. was
sunk late today In the Chesapeake &
Delaware canal. near Delaware City
In collision with the barge Hero In
tow OF the tug Howard Justice. The
Hero was not damaged
The cargo Is a total loss The cap
tain and crew of the Agnes X. swan
ashore. No one was hurt. The vessel
viii be raised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
ASKS roR DIVORCE

special uarafrh fu the Intelligence
CUMBERLAND SD. july se-Esry
Harnea. of Uendricka. W Va. has ffaf
o. petition. asking Tor an absolute H
vnrre from fia wife. Jennie Harrsa ON
statutory grounds
They we're married 40 Erririska i1
Narembsr 1910. and they lived together
uufu March 1910
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
CARRANzA
Opens Telegraphie Communication
With Mexico city-Entry With
out 5loodshed Assured.

VICTORIA, Tamaulipas. Mexico.
July Z2.-Direct telegraphiC Communi-
cation between Mexico City and Cen
eral Carranza. constitutiOnalist chief.
was opened here today. Officers with
Carranza declare that the triumphdl
entry OF the constitutionalists into
Mexico City without bloodshed is now
assured. Carranza 10 here enroute TO
Robles Dominguez. confidential
agent OF the COnstitutionalists in MeX.
leo City. asked for Instructions. but
Carranza's reply was not made public.
10 was TO DOmingueZ that General
Diaz turned over the government dur.
ing the time between his departure
ior Europe and the entry OF Francisco
MaderO
Constitutionalist officials here think
the Carranza-C -Carbajal negotiations
VIII be brief and that Carrauza will
enter the capital with little delay.
The first chiefs journey TO Tampico
was not continued day because OF
press OF business. There was a gen
eral feeling OF rejoicing as the impress
sion prevailed that the lighting OF the
present movement in Mexico Is at an
end.
News was received here that troops
under General Panfilo Nateras yester-
day occupied Aguas Calientes.
Heavy Battle Fought.
General Gonzales reported thai a
heavy battle was fought with the r.
treating federals three DAYS ago near
San Luis Potosi Gonzales has ord.
cred his entire division 10 advance 10
Queretaro. the real gateway 10 Mexico
City.
General EulaliO Gutierrez has taken
possession of San Luis Potosi. as mil
itary governor.
Carranza to-day named Colonel Al
bcrtO Fuentes Davila. governor OF
AEuas Calicntes. lie was governor
there under Madero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
REPoRTEp TAvonarrr

WhstfNGTON. rUfr 20 rrrrerrrt.
two IaIwcra bill draIa anrH fn .HHa.ar
fHe cost nf wood alcohol d.. nov. .H..
cess. waa reported fHUDrHbIU fu.rH. b.
The house ways ana means rlrnmfffar
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MEXICO CITY. July p -Prospects
Tor peaceful termination OF the
tangled situation here grew brighter
today with the announcement from
OarranLa sources In the capital that
negotiations with Provisional presi
dent Francisco Carbajal for the trans
Ter OF the government to the constitu
bly,"
The same hopeful view was taken
by the Carbalal officials and II h un,
derstood that this means that General
Carranza has agreed TO a general am
nesty which was the chief point for
which President Carbajal has been
.Contending
The advance guard of General Al
NarO Ohregon's force Of einht thous.
and constitutionalists L. a. Tula. with
IN an hours ride from the capital and
the remainder OF this army Is In the
vicinity ot Querctaro. f20 miles 90 the
norm, where II is assembling for 4
peaceful advance on Mexico CITY.
General ObregOn who Is staunch
supporter OF General Nenustiona Car
rama probably viii be the first 81 tn
constitutionalist commanders 20 ar
rive here and his force is believed IA
De sufhcient TO insure the capital
against internal disorder or the al
tacks OF the bandit groups now active
In the south
Advance Guard Nears City.
General Obregon's advance guard
numb bers 300 men. but n g. thought
Improbable that these would attempt
10 reach the city until the entire army
was close behind them.
The Impression prevails here that
the huerta congress will not meet
AGAIN and that the next session 10
the chamber of deputies will b. thai
OF the members Of Madero's congress
which was dissolved by General HUG
"a last October.
a majority Of the Madero congress.
men are gathered here awaiting ths
sanction OF General Carranza 10 70
assemble ana elect a provisional
president 10 succeed Francisco car.
baJal and 90 hold Office until . gen
eral election can BE- held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
GENERAL
AMNESTY
WAY BE GRANTED BY CAR.
RAMA - HOPEFUL FEEL
ING IN MEXICO CITY.
Ten Obregon's Army viii BE
First TO Enter Capital-Madero
Congressmen Ready 10 Meet.

MEXICO CITY, July 22.-That
~ armtstiee between the govern
rent ard the eonstitutionail.t,
VAS signed tonight and that hosti-
l.ues viii be suspended a. ono.
throughout the republic was tire
statement given out tonight by
general Eduardo iturblde. ooVer
nor of the federal district. In the
name of President carbaial.
Governor lturbide added that
the peace negotiations will be ad.
Naneeo upon basis qivina foil
guarantees 20 everybody.
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THE wEATHHR

WAsHrHGTon. July 22-Forecastt
western Penuayivania, OHIO ana Waat
NirEinia-oeneraiiy fair Thursday and
friday.
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CONSUL AT muEDEE

WNsUfNGTON jelly ar stewart
HeirtzIeman. OF TayrtfevIUr. pa vas
nominated hv Tho Trrafdrrf TO-DAY fa
he consul general az Mukdcn. China.