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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31

I'll Paso. March 3l.--Thc tale of rebel
rcycrscs and rebel luck were brought
here last night from the front by John
Reed. correspondent for the New York
World, and Robert Dorman. photograph
err. They left the scene Saturday morn.
ing AT which time they estimated the
rebel loss at 1000 killed and wounded.
ave were whipped twic" a, Gomez Pa
lacio." related Dorman but the fc'lcrals
had not the good sense Ia follow up their
advantage. Villa returned 10 attack
after reorganizing his army and ulti-
n,atcly occupied the city. Federal pris-
oners whom We captured said that We
lasco later went insane in the trenches.
Officers had put him under restraint"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
Declares War Is Not Des-
mable, But Inevitable.
And Points Out England
AS Jap Ally.
Greatest House Crowd in
Years Heard Speech Of
Mann, And Close Of
Repeal Debate.
RH issnciaicd Prrssl


Washington. ID. a.. March 3l--Nar
was urged IN Republican Leader Mann
in the House today a. one main reason
against the repeal ~ the Panama tolls
exemption. lie limited broadly this war
might come with China or Japan. lie
argued il the United States now .orpts
the construction of the treaty a com.
pelling the United States to charge the
same tolls against its ships ~ against
those of foreign au ions. this clnstrnr-
tion will H. raised against M in war
time Tin such n WY We can not protect
the canal without bringing y protest
from England ur other countries which
Will cmbarraSs uS, il not defeat US. in
war"
lie pointed out that England is now
Japan's ally. War" he said. lis not de.
sirable. hut il j. inevitable"
The House had the greatest crowd of
recent years 10 hear Representative
Mann. Clark and Wilson supporters
will close the rcpcaIs debate. Repre-
sentative Humphrey. Republican Of
Washington. was aPplauded when he
said that Champ Clark today would he
President but for an injustice"
Speaker Clark disappointed those who
expected him to attack the President. In
stead he professed friendship with Pf~s-
ident Wilson and attacked these Who
have been urging Clark's candidacy for
President in 1916. lie said "thc amazing
request of the President for rcpail. like
the Pcare God, passcth all understand
ings.r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
Constitutionalists F e e |
Their Confidence In Vi
Has Ultimate Victory
Restored.
Losses So Heavy At Co.
mez Palacio Neither Side
Can Repeat Desperate
Open Charges.
fBy .issociafcd Prcss.)

Juarcz. Mcxicc March :;l.-confidcnce
in General Francisco Villa ultimate We
tory at Toricon has been restored among
the constiiutionalists here by >cn-oi
fetal reports that the rebels have forced
General NclaSco. the federal commander
at Torrcon. to a last stand in the Tor.
rcon general barracks.
Today's adviccs are that fighting l.
still on. The reported loss on both sides
were so heavy al Gomez Palacio that
neither side can repeat the desperate
open charges which characterized that
battle but are fighting from building Ia
building in Torrcon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
Tenn. RAILWAY
RECEIVER HERE
PROMINENT DALLASITES, NEW
YORKER AND SEATTLE PHYSI.
CLAN IN BROWNSVILLE on PRI.
NATE BUSINESS

Bird NJ. Robinson of New York City.
receiver Of the Tennessee railway. Dr.
Edwin Gray Of Dallas. Henry II. Lind
~ey of Dallas. and Dr. and Mrs H. W.
Gray and son of Seattle Wash. arrived
IN Brownsville this afternoon on pri.
vate ear Of the Tennessee railway.
Mr.. Robinson. who is host To the either
members of the party. stated that he IL
here on a matter Of private business and
that be- expects 20 remain in the city un-
I'll tomorrow afternoon. lie H. an attor-
ncv and has been receiver ~ the Trnncs-
see railroad since that line went ia re-
ceivcrship.
Henry ID. Lindsey j. well known
Texan. especially well known and prani-
ncnt man of Dallas. lie II a capitalist
and real estate owner in his own city,
and for many years has taken an active
part in the conduct of the affairs of the
North Texas metropolis.
The party went for "A visit a. Mata.
moros this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
NEGRESS HANGED
TO A TELEPHONE
POLE BY A MOB

fBy Associated PrcSs).

Muskogcc. Okla. March 3l.-A masked
mob brushed aside the one-armcd taller
al the county Jail at Wagner. Okla.
early this morning and threw a rope
around the neck Of Maria Scott. young
negro woman. dragged her out and
hanged her TO telephone pole.
She killed Lcmuel Peace. a Young
white man. Sunday night at Wagner by
driving a knife into his heart as he
passed her house.
The woman never. uttered cry. but
fought until death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
MAKING COHCERTED ATTACK.
Juarez, Mexico,. March 3l.-Roberto V

Pesqueira. constitutional confidential
agent in the United States. last night
gave out infoim nation that fighting WAS
still in progress al Torrcon. Senor Pr
squcira had no facts except that fighting
continued and that the contest thus far
was bloody and stubbormly contested on
both sides IL WAS said no telegram had
been received saying that General We
lasco had suggested some condition Of
surrender. This had been rumorc'l. II
was asserted positively, however. that
the federal reports Of victory were
absurd
Il believe the rebels tonight are max
ing "a concerted attack. said Secretary
Zubara last night. The contest Is stub
born. bnt the moral force which event
ually will spell victory, is with us.
"Villa is using guns not typcwritcrs.
lie told the correspondents al the front
that they could not send dispatches NATL
he took Torrron. Thcrc have been no
dispatches. Torrcon has not been taken.
However. every fact shows that the ad
vantage is with us.
we have Gomez Palacio and Lcr,lo
and IA foothold in Torrcon. continued
Secretary Zubaran We may have the
city i'm day or week. blt in the end
We will have il. We have no details. We
know only that our men are fighting the
big fight If the revolution. that the al
vantage this far il with us."
Scnor Pcsquicra made an in,estiga.
tion of the conflicting reports dealing
with information from the front before
he made his statement. Secretary Iuba
ran was present at the interview.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
TELLS MISSION TRUCK GROWERS
THAT ONION GROWERS OF la
REDO COUNTRY AND VALLEY
ARE IN PERFECT SYMPATHY.
WOULD WORK TOGETHER
THE TWO SECTIONS ARE AGREED
IN THE ULTIMATE OBJECT OF
HIGHER PRICES FOR THEIR PRO
DUCTS, AND SHOULD STAY SO.
(Syccidl 10 The Hcrdld.

Mission. Texas. March 3l.-On Satur
day night last at the Chamber of Com
mcrce rousing meeting of the truck
farmers of this section was held in the
interest uf better cabbage prices. rs well
as thar for the onions. and 10 hear Il re-
port from Colonel Alba Haywood on the
Laredo meeting. Colonel Haywood. in
his address of about one hour. went into
detail on the onion meeting held AT La
redo March - and VI. Among other
things he said perfect harmony exists
between the Laredo onion growers and
those of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
that Laredo and the Valley would work
together To maintain good prices on
onions.
Colonel Haywood dwclt upon the ne
ccSSity of cooperation among the farm
crS. Cooperation. he said. means good
prices for the farmers produce: that the
old method Of consigning the farmers
truck Ia MANY buyers. in reality meant
competition in cutting prices and not
thought by majority Of the people.
If the Lower Rio Grandc Valley
pro>pers. the farmers must be united i'm
shipping their produce through the
agencies that formed the gentleman :
contract az the Mission meeting on
March ;. and unless this is done the
price of our cabbage will drift back fast
or Ia prices that were obtained previous
a. the melting than they have risen since
Z that meeting.
In the future" continued Colonel
lIcywood.' the Valley must settle upon
one agency. that j. after this seasons
crop has been marketed
He urged the farmers 10 stand by the
advice of the three agencies who entered
into the gentleman's agreement regard
\ Ing the cutting of cababge for the mar.
kct. and that if il should he the advice
II these agencies 10 not cut cabbage. Il
lct them rot i'm the field or feed them /.
the hogs rather than 20 Ia the expense
of harvesting and shipping and receive
nothing. By cooperation and the adher
ing 10 the advice of these agencies the
cabbage crop of the Valley will bring
splendid returns.
The meeting was one Of the most en-
thusiastic ever held in this city. anf
there was not a farmer present who de
not agree io heed the advice ~ Colone
IIcywood The attendance was variousl,
estimated nj from 30 10 600 farmers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
CALER0 TRIAL DELAYED
ANNOUNCED FOR YESTERDAY.
WAS POSTPONED UNTIL TODAY
PROBABLY THIS AFTERNOON.
(SpcciaI IT, The HcraId .

MatamoroS. Mex. March II The tri-
al Of Bernardo Calcro. charged with be
ing in the employ of the lIucrta govern
mcnt was not held Yesterday. but was
postponed until today. Ii will probably
bc held this afternoon.
Manrrl rrqudi. judge advocate T
the military court. stated that the try
ont If new guns for the constitutional
lists intcrfrrcd with he cour martial. Sev
eral members having been called away
with General Gonzales
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
CIT OFF FROM MEXICO CITY.

Eagle Pass. Texas. March 3l.-Rcfu-
gees from Monrlova Yesterday reported
that the constitutionalists under General
AIurria intercepted several fugitive
bands of federal volunteers from Tor
rcon and killed them to the last man.
The number is not known.
General Murgia has cut all the rail
roads into Torreon from the east thereby
isolating the federal garrison from com
with Mexico City and Mon
tcrrcv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
SEME0FF|C|AL FAVORABLE REPORTS CAUSE OF
NEW CONFIDENCE AMONG CONST|TUT1ONAL|STS

wire from Washington to III Paso. Min
lister of Finance Nillareal was here. Ro
bcrto PesqIeira and Minister of Gober
nacion Iubaran were in FL Paso. lit was
announced that Villa practically con-
trolls the Torreon situation and that the
financial situation in the revolutionary
movement is improving daily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
KOETTERS is GUILTY
SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR MUIR
DERING MRS. EMMA KRAFT IN 4
CHICAGO HOTEL.

Chicago. Ill. March 3l.-John Il.
kcctters was found guilty today of mur-
dcring Mis-. Emma Kraft of Cincinnati
and was sentenced % life Imprisonment.
lie killed her with hammer III Chi
cago hotel after getting her money.
He was arrested in san Francisco a
month ago, and brought 10 Chicago for
trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
OPPOSITION STUBBORN
REBEL OFFICERS At CHIHUAHUA
ARE OPTIMISTIC OVER RESULT
OF BATTLE.
dBy 1ssociafcd Prcss.)

chihuahua. Mexico, March 3l.-Rcbcl
officers here, although optimistic. an.
nounced that General Villa is meeting
with stubborn opposition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31

In recent popular voting contest in
Germany wireless telegraphs was de-
rlared % bc the greatest wonder Of the
Twentieth century with the Panama
canal second and the dirigiblc balloon
third.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
KIRBY DEFEATS
SEN. CLARK FOR
DENOMINATION
fRu .iNNncinifd PrrsSl

Little Rock. Ark. March 3l.-Com-
plete official returns to the Times Rec.
ord indicate that W. +. kirby defeated
senator Clarke for denomination for
United Etates senator hy aIO votes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31

Washington ID. e.. March 3i.-ton>ti
nationalist officials exchanged reports.
presumably for General Nenustiano Car
ranxa's benefit, last night over a leased
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
TORNADO KILLS TWO
HIGH WIND STRIKES SECTION IN
VICINITY OF WILMER, DALLAS
COUNTY.
(BH Associated Prcssl.

Wilmer. Dallas. Co. Texas. March 81.
Two negroes were killed. and two badly
injured in small tornado here yester.
day evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
sssSssssssssSSSssss
WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. March 81
Coast weather; unsettled tonight
and "Wednesday: probably showers;
light 10 moderate southcrly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31
WIFE
MURDERER IS
MOB VICTIM

Santa r., y. NJ. March 81 Twenty
masked men early today took Adolfo Pa
dilla, charged with numbering his wife.
from the Jail to the nearest street orner
where they stabbed him repeatedly. leav-
ing him unconscious in the street. He
probably will die.
The mob overpowercd the jailer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-31

The hustler generally gets more re-
suits than the fellow who was born un-
der lucky star
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
\ Christina, Reunion.

Caier the homestead roof. Rft Palmer and wife gathered tAei. four chillren. so4-in-IaWs and dausHter-in=laws also four grand children to celebrate once aga5A the blessed Chrtatmas time = Tn t was no vacant chair The mistletee as of old, hung on the castle Wa while the eyergr5eens with their beautiful berries glaced the table. which 10 quote ayain groaned With the load of the =feast The turhaE with all his court a. it we're Has in evidence beiofe mine host Mn the call for dinner came one al- sent one stepped into the door answered here II was Mr. Lee j ] $ audiug by their chairs Mr. Paia- CT gave such a beautiful blessing eE- cry word am sure WAS waited on high 10 that Heavenly throne |. vas aa occasion to rejoice and D weep a. Ire called Cots care aft his children, grandchildren and Ee strangers who We as one a faem for the day TAo=e i tle a# hal tabls prepared for themselves aHd were waited upoa ike e=e t- CT and eefe seas happy
 The elegant ffuit aake aas m z and brought by Mrs Gbamh#e= saade ol all kind. hE Ns E4 nett anl am zGae TO chef could have done btfer fefy ua were he p#esene prepared Cor th ir parents Gs f.eae children 8nd Tor earH other
 As tHe ealie# cited down a b autiful tree laden with gil's 4e- lighted tie hgaFs of the 5ztIe oaes and helped theif eldefs 10 f al the joys o1 many sueh happy hrisma5 days
 Mr and Mir Fowler were te only guests, spending the day a. for several reafs as been tEe eastoa4 between he t@o families
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
Reception.

On Tuesday afternoon De a0 the Woodruff and stubbIetield hom4 vas tAe scene of naags, merry Christmas reception tal ler- cd to the teachers of Granna ar 5 hool and Prof Banta and faal- ly.
 The gray afternoon wa t sight Of, and forgotten as soon IS the threshold of the beautiful homo. was crossed or for inside al was resplendent &ith glowing candles. Christina greens a4d era king @Yule os. ''
 When all were as embled "a | was busily employed ta toasting marshmallows, happy aecompaM mant to which was reTe Iy in
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
NOTICE. County Democratic Com mittte Meets Feb. :, 1911.

The Democratic tenra1 Gommit- tee of Washington County is here by notified to meet at the Court House. in the city of Fayetteville, Arkansas, at l O. lock D. m=. on Sat urday, the 7th Gay of February. 1914. for the purpsoe of perfe ting arrangements for holding Demo cratic primary election to nominate Democratic eaadiaates for office. and 10 tEaasae sucA-other business may considered advisable for he success Of the Democratic party.
 Aful. attendance is cam stIx=de= sired
 George F Lake Chairman.
 z. l. Reaqaa. Se fetart.=
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
THE MAN MIC NfNe

Tn nan Wt4a wins. is tac Han who works The man who toils= =aAile=fhe =aaXt
 man shi1ss, The man =4ho auaz ta his deep distress =8.it4.his= a.i=zt d=hieb i1i=fhs
 d azH4 sfes7 Yes. lie is the man who wins The man Wbo wins is the man @Ao
 knows The value of pain and the worth of
 woes Who lesson learns from the man
 who fails And a moral finds in his moarnful
 wailS- Yes. he is the man who wins Tn man who wins is the man who
 stays Tn the unsought paths and the
 rocky ways, And. perhaps who fingers now and
 then To help some failure 10 rise again Ah. he is the man who wins
 Christian Manho d
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
ATTENTION IT AtHIl;~

h itlf .etjz1atue passed i .aH sitiH ssate 8H8 10 iligl Schools n the sat@ provided said s hoo.s asses ftaif le44 ement- oHe 2. Ehi 8aa ta elIe .o aa h .easHr 4H fh- fHI5aa Fom
 9HHH Haee been given ta.< SaH da Prairie la.a. Ga#a H3 a#a 8e Foa
 fH e5a tl.z pesI. pro Y ia4 is 4 s tHc dis tr. E a.tsea qualified aa. nor but tI's a. aas K aompli he'd unless
 l1tt eHa attend ono df thesc .2aiz ot= ome otHst= =hief haol
 I. sae.as io me t4aa eFafs second F thfrd galg.aaa Hea H6rfd not be satisfied elah her qualifications nhai s4e haa sacured first grade eeftitiea'e- With he high schools offering fee tuition and reasonable board Il saoald not De long until tals Poinf is TeafGed
 Ae He plead with you 10 avail yourself of every opportunity to be- one bett teaeHer know of no Be#tsf=Hay tHau foI you 10 at tcnd some good high Aaol dufine your "a asion.
 w F Rnfk Fa
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
Una
By quests

1y guests.
 The lat story told all wee thrown into mad eaeea toe N4z ions then =sho ask teek o clock on tAe maatel could aftsa be heard so quiat vas eter4 one while "a king his brain, fo. ua. ion Even Prof Banta tbe feae8= CT of tea-hers. had saare, oom= p1etel Ike lit in the To taa time However all were agreed t6at Es- pla Naeiou va zhe .sHasioH tIa8 to tea hers lid 5ertainiy beJoFe
 \ delicious aa4 mos 5#aaiH# tares course luncheon va, -4rteIz consisting of saa4Wichez. piekles. apple saial. ereaH5d cAieheH oa sa- segtes, bei #ereaH. Lot eho plate and coffee anse akes iee d Hirh molly zB58s aHi , sp6Re artist az well q cook
 TAe last eour- Was glistedns snow ba Iz. 5oaeaeHed from one of Mrs. W9a3.Hfts 2an elsgtr iI az Ea Ii eu a. oaaea Ing aAa te d. win fAem wien some oae @hiaDeHe Break them op inside found stuffed aazes aad afHel' liaaeI #iHts
 alrs s5assuff vas assisted iH slEiae Fannie GIlletG. and Ali=e Isaa eot |. and niece Of Aslaa ao5 at and subale- Tie q, aa fea r ol the lude- pen ae 9al os Kama
 F4e ming aosfe-sez . 5eaa ed l4e nests at The aaaas af ais4. were fasr alting BeGo#e aaE- one aat amea they Ne.e near
 Goo a1e. wore aid and a tea rWas e ta bs one U 1r &oo4luIra eeaFs ae tsaaaer fof pehiaipa and t#azta4 HgeaaafI La tI.e Ioyz al eabas aa all lH his building He poa7e ea the very enyiabIa tacutty of ieaiias out the best in those win *#9m he associated. and spafl.ae them oa to even better still T1ere is no standing sill ~AAre Ie is found
 Eael#soad f1iana left. 1eeIiuf that the AosRi alty of the Woodz fatH aad st7t5 efield home is without peer
 Tasge was an atmosphere oa r on Ia Good @iH to Men F
 One of the guests.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
N eak ( old Spells

Wilmington, K e-Mrs Cora L. Ritter, of this place, says T used to have adaete-. and blind dizzy spells, and weak old spells went all over me. had different doctors, but they were unable to tell me what was wrong. 70 l began 10 take Cardui am now all right, in good health, and better than have been for h yea cafdui is remedy for women which has been helping sick women for nearly life time Ton ean absolutely rely up on l. osbesr Peop'e have don the tstiae. and yaH should profit by tAeir experience caraui has ben efitted a million women Why not Toa Besin taking 6afdai today
 'Tt il happened fts in The NewA
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09

Cod gJ kinds of ad- yiee saaa a mea eaaH poi al around the rde ffaf ts 4 mistake Aas=oa at l. iaeerest- ed 8sl 5al for fHemselVs Tn ; l4se fire sony l atdn build aa4thee 9ae.
 made one mistake in the size, 2saa+ tae 5laeI4toa, of mine I an tsefHs had of stock. giy- ing saea a1 e8ey euf em When Id a7an sm saag .o build t5 I=ta4Hk rtaz ila=aIlI be be kep nicer on top nom ono led t9 te He1
 Not ign qt Eas sHoWn up if ny si.o s3 Ia Wlu take plea aEe=ta saaailz eetez one that "aa.a te#see 8z zIg aa4 si.aec aafe ben 5eeHag t.a-e four week l19a kHaa-#eQ pu led through without zIl9 They are e=rtanlg tse sHe 6f country
 < pesttsIlz.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09

While on his recent speaking tour in this section Judge Kirby criticised Senator Clarke Tor no meeting him on the stump. we'll knowing tIat the latter eou3d not consistently leave his duties al WasAiHsf8i aHi.e fhe currency bill was pending Noa that senator Clarke Aas f8and time to=come home to devote some attention 10 his campaign Be las md ayofe3 to areaHse joint eaafa Hith Jaass tfrAe.hu the latter dc eHaRs, o4 tH oaal tha tu3a 2 10 issues aatAt-u shtm aHd fHHHaI seaaso# Clarke refusa= to speak t5 him Jufea KHay has af5pted ssfay Which Ae #ouhs- less iHzs Ba serve Lis iH
 4Hi baf 8a=mal. How ee.f H alE Ea mes !. seems h
 should give 7aratoa eHafke aa opp p3eaaHt }fi abafae
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09
BE sEFIT OF SILOS.

to ny friRHd anl ueighbor5 | lee1 liiS= ought to say something Ill regard to silas l buil one= out q eon et Ia spring and think have sot a =sHo that will stand as long a2 the goed stands A to Keeping quaIitis l think it can't
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09

ia to face Tie people would then hear both sides of the quest ion and be in a position to bettz judge the merits of the two gentle men
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09

It was announced last week tha5 the business of the express comp anies during the holiday season of 1913 was 2 per cent less than during the same period in 1912, due to the parcel post.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-09

Judge Joe NJ Hill of Fort Smith, who had under consideration the advisability of making the "a for United States Senator, announced Saturday that he would not enter the con est.=It is intimated that he will likely be a candidate against Senator Robinson when the time comes