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FINANCIAL NOTES.

$4,000 100000 Pesnsy,vania Railroad Company
Allegheny Valley Railway, general tnew
isi2 At 81. 81, 100000 Northern paciac
Railway prior lien MORTGAGE per cent.
cent, and u 900. 900 Chicago burlington
ana quincy Railroad general mortgage I
per cent, bonds. due 1855 at s.h, All of
these bonds arc Iegal invcstinents Tor
savings banks and trust funds IN New York
Massachusetts, Connecticut New Jersey and
other states.
Moore, Leonard & Lewis. 1l5 broadway
are distributing booklet on pittsburs
securities. which contains Information re,
gsrding corporations whose securities are
dealt in on The Pi,tsburg stock Exchange,
New York syndicate Of bankers pur-
chased from the Pcnnsylrania Railroad tho
general mortgage per cent. bonds, duo
1890 These bonds underlie fonnsylvania
the balance OF tho issue remaining In the
Pennsylvania Railroad treasury.
Tho Governor Of California has designated
nrcal agents under Il law passed during the
summer of 1918, which provides for such
an appointment In New York,
o, the United states Rubber Company viii
be held IN New Brunswick, y, j., at noon
of March II next
II, :. Loyott,, chairman of the Union
Pacific Hallway Company, VIII sail FOR Egypt
tomorrow. Mr., I'ovett probably viii be
absent for about eight weeks
Tho Denver ana luO iirande Railroad
Company has declared the 81, per cent
semi annual interest on its adjustment
mortgage bonds, payable April I.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Niles Bement- Pond COMPANY
Frederick w Gordon OF London was elected
a director TO succeed Frederick u Niles
who retired from the board ON account Of
u! health
Tho hearings in the Government Suit
arainst the American can Company, which
were ncheduled To start yesterday, have been
indefinitely postpoHsd,
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l07TON DECLINES
UNDER LIQUIDATION
Price, Crumblc as Long Hold
iurs Are Thrown on the
Market.
CABLES DISAPPOINTING
DISAPPOINTING
peay, Movement and Failure of
Committee to Alter Differ
cucc> Cause Drop.

WOW, lines of long cotton were dumped
~ u,s market yesterday by discouraged
DIR. causing "A break of 10 to 30 points
. ,he moro active positions and sending
.one OF them to the lowest levels of
..,asou Tho selling came from Liver
vol Southern and local interests and APP
,,ared to increase in volume as values
,.grb,cd \ large number of weakly
rae-ined bull accounts that have been
hanging over the market for some time
rs-e wiped out by the uncovering Of stop
loss orders
In the absence OF IA new and definite
motive there was a general disposition
on the part of traders to attribute the
selling to the heavy movement which each
llv has been pointing more decisively to
a., b,ltst that we are destined TO get "A
,bio Jew months ago. The Two ex-
l.r.s WHO predicted harvest OF more
'Aar 100000 bales were not taken.
.,-ousiy when :heir estimates were made
l tho early fail, but discussion about the
ing yesterday suggested that great
many ot the traders have now concluded
tia: the crop has been badly underesti-
mated
A. certain OF ;ha Southern spot mar
Le;s prices showed a slightly easier
tendency. and this was regarded as more
sgnincant than the dispatches from other
,olnt, contendng that demand had show
10 falling on and that the basis was
higher than ever. Export demand WAS
add 70 have fallen of sharply.
Liquidation Of March contracts was
PARTICULARLY heavy. and IL was alleged that
'le reason for this was the failure OF the
s-ade revision committee to Increase tn.
r.ndlties on low grades at its meeting on
Wednesday. II was supposed that local
interests were carrying considerable lines
rs that delivery, expecting that a higher
'aA on the low grades would make their
r.s'ton attractive.
The market was weak and unsettled
from IN" outset Cables were disappoint-
ag both as futures and spot. sales OF the
alter amounting to hut 5000 bales. AS
compared with 1900 on the preceding
DAY Initial prices here We're to 4 points
.owcr and from that level there was an
almost immediate drop of more than 10
rointa This decline was halted by
scattered short covering and buying by
Wall street houses. The market. how
ever. showed no capacity for rallying FOR
d short tmo after the noon hour fresh
decline eusued that carried most OF the active
POSITIONS about 81 "a bale lower than the
'rii prices Wednesday. The pressure
lr,inued right up u the close and final
rr'ces represented the lowest OF the day.
spot cotton 10 points lower. Middling
lr.ands, 1850. middlinc Gulf. 1880.
spot lotion In the principal southern
MARKETS was unchanged 10 isc. lower,
Galveston. - =, g. New orleans. IL 81 &c. /:
Charleston, l2a.c. Norfolk. i2a.c. !;
savannah. l:'sC.; Memphis, I3isc. {;
Augusta, 13',c. Futures here closed 10
% % points lower
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Norfolk and Western.

The position of Norfolk and Western
stock II interesting to investor and specu-
lator alike just now. The knowledge that
the Pennsylvania people have decided TO
dispose OF their holdings caused Il decline
In the stock a little while ago to below
par Apparently the selling was under
taken with the idea that the stock would
he sold Immediately and would come upon
the open market The recovery may have
been due TO realization that there Is no
certainty that the stock will come upon
the Street even when 1t IL sold. which may
not b" for some time. AIarke; gossip has
II that the Pennsylvania people were
offered a price OF about 9, for their hold
ings when the price was around par and
that this offer was refused on the ground
that ii was too low. There IL "A theory in
speculative quarters that the dividend on
the stock may be- raised 20 per cent
before the Pennsylvania makes final ar
rangenents TO part with lts stock. The
change would make n decided difference
In the selling price and there IL no cues
ton as to the ability OF the road TO
make u.
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Times and customs have changed In the
mast decade or SO In Wall Street and
with the changes have died many OF the
superstitions OF an older generation. But
no ono has invented n undermined man
ciaI Technology to suit the new condl-
lions. Market movements and price
fluctuations are still described in IA
pbraseology thct logically ought to have
become obsolete long ago, Probably few
Intelligent persons still believe in tho the
ory that Wall Street In IA sort of private
pre. ervo for a class Of tutelary deities
exercising despotic power over tho desti-
uier OF tho stock market And yet floor
gossip" up to to-day continues to discuss
the attitude of the mysterious they" who
are supposed year In ana year out to
work tho market up and down In n per-
petual churning process for their profit
and that of their satellites. An exaR-
ssra.ed Importance IL still given TO Inside
information" the doings OF pools.
"ciiaues' who are washing or "manipu
lating" prices. Judging by tho prominence
thew assume IN daily discussion. The spe-
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THE CURB MARKET.

Aside from mining shares. a firm tone
prevailed In the curb market yesterday.
Marconi of America and Riker " Hego-
man were the most active OF the in
dustrias. tho former selling at oh and
jss. closing UP II. and the latter holding
steadily at ~ and S. Tobacco shares
were inactive. British American Tobacco.
old. advanced - - 23G. while the new
yielded to 23h Maxwell Motors shares
were fairly act!V and reflected Improve
ment
Brsden Copper held around az and
7h.. closing unchanged: British Columbia
Copper receded u to 3ig Greene-Cana-
nea declined TO Az Nip!ssing Mines
after selling AZ rs. declined to go, and
Tonopah Extension eased on to 1916.
There was Il continuation OF advances
In Standard oil securities. Standard OIL
of California WAS especially strong. NOV
ing up 81 points TO 32j. Pierce OH sold
up TO Ii6 and closed at los. an advance
OF 10 points. Prairie oil ana Gas was
stronger at 535; STANDARD Oh OF Ken
lucky closed strong and up : points TO
2S5: Standard OIL OF New York rose
IL points 10 2o9 and Union Tank Line
moved up points to 100. Transactions
IN detail IN the market yesterday were
as follows:
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Iude pc M dents Report increase In
UnhIIed TONNAGE Daring January.

A large increase In untitled tonnage for
January as compared with December Is
reported by independent steel manufac-
turcrs. They say from their own eN-
rerlence that they would not he surprised
If the Steel Corporation for the month OF
January reported an increase of between
100000 and 100000 tons. This would
mean that the Steel Corporations in
coming business In January WAS pretty
close to maximum capacity.
Some equipment buying has made its
appearance. but the demand Is light and
readily satisfied. The Denver and bio
Grande has placed an order for 1000 cars
In the Chicago distric, and the Illinois
Central has ordered 1000 cars from the
American Car and Foundry Company.
The Iron Age reports advances of 81
per ton in wire nails, fence wire and
barbed wire. Its quotations for plates
steel bars and structural steel remain un-
changed at $40 per 100 pounds. Bes-
semer and open hearth billets are UP from
% cents to 81 per ton compared with i
week ago.
The Iron Trade Pepiec says: "Tho
effect OF the increased bookings OF iron
and steel products in January clearly
Is being shown in the movement of the
market toward higher price levels. Adj.
vances In finished steel products an
rounred the past week have been quite
numerous nd Ia pig ron there ~ a gradual
upward INT from the unusually low points
Of several months back. The market IL
moving better all along the line. but i
remains to be proved whether the buying
81 last month AZ prices which were most
attractive to consumers VIII he sustained
at higher levels pemonstra ton Is being
given TO the oft repeated statements OF
the depleted stocks of material in the
hands of consumers or middlemen by the
active buying for early delivery in such
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Too Old q Bird.

Those-and their number is not few
who received as Il sort of legacy from
grandfathers and great grandfathers the
advice to invest in our railroad shares. and
especially in Erie will perhaps appreciate
story told by the manager OF "A Wall
Street commission house. A new Gus
toner appeared in the Office In question
yesterday with the avowed intention OF
putting some money into stocks The
office manager mentioned various issues
and finally pointed on, Erie az a stock
with prospects. We'll" replied the Gus
TONER II am 60 years old and II seems
to me that I'm too old TO buy Erie"
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-The local mar
ket to-day was a quiet and waiting affair.
Traders took no interest in either home
or arbitrage issues The buyers of yes
tcrday did not seem disposed to sell their
shares nor TO make new commitments.
Traders did not care 10 make any move
either way until some definite action was
taken I'm the New York market They
were optimistic. however, and no doubt
would renew local Improvement on tho
slightest encouragement There WAS no
particular feature to the small amount of
trading. The only feature of the bond
market was United Railways Investment
~. which were active and sold up to 1885
an advance of 2bs on the day. afterward
reactlng to sis. The summary:
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
UNITED STATES RUBBER go


New brunswick, New Jersey. Fen en- iaIa
Notice IL hereby given mat tho Tu-ru
second Annual Meeting of the Stockholdcr,
Of tho United States Rubber Company wiu ha
held ~ the principal Once of The Iorlpsuy
In the CITY Of New Brunswick New Jersey.
on Tuesday. March lith, lsl' ct IL o rloc k
noon, Tor the election OF Directors and for
the Transaction Of any and all business IN a T,
may properly come before tho meeting In
Guiding considering ana voting urun the
approval and ratification OF all purchasca
contracts. acts, proceeding. elections and
appointments. by the Board Of Directors or
the Executive Committee since the Twenty
first Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders
or the Company on MAY Goth, 1919. and or
all matters referred so IN the Twenty ssconi
Annual Report to Stockholders. which Will
be sent to Stockholders before tho meeting
and In tho proceedings Of the Board OF -
rectors and the Executive Committee which.
until the mcetine. viii he open to examine
tion by Stockholders Of record during bust
ness hours At tho New York Once Of the
ComI'a ny. 1870 Broadway,
Tho Transfer book7 Will not be closed, hut
the Sew Jersey corporation Law viii no,
allnw g." 10 voted ANY share Of stock VIII h
SHAH hayo been !~ausferred after February
9th, lslt
~ order ~ the Board Of Directors
SAMUEL NORRIS, Secretary
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The market acted IN
an orderly manner to-day, with trading
we'll distributed throughout the list COM
ironwealth Edison was especially strong
and 4 fair demand was noted for swift a.
Co shares. Sears Roehuck X Co. and
Chicago Railways seconds We're "A little
easier Bonds in good demand The sum
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PRATT s WHITNEY COMrA>y

~, Wv lVfN February an, 1sIt
The Ronrd of Directors OF PRATT a
WHITNEY COMPANY has THIS DAY decla-e'l
IN" regular Quarterly dividend NJ ONE AND
ONE. HALE PER CENT. upon tho PRF
FERHED STOCK OF tho Company, ravsbi.
February 18TH. 1919. Tho transfer books ~
close a. . o'clock In the afternoon 90 Feb-u
ary 9th. 1871, ana viii reopen at TO ocio,
Ia the forenoon OF February Eta isii
CHARLES l.. CORNELL. Trca.urer
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INTEROt Fan OIL COMPANY

,r, ,,FV WY u, NV lOFN.
The Board OF Directors has, this day dc
clsred a r!N months dividend Of Thrae AVA
one halr Per cent. C3is % on the frst prs
ierred stock payable March ?nd. 1914 10
stockholdera OF record February card. 1914
GEO. " S. WHITNEY, S-cretsry.
New York. Feb, 8. lgll
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Sugar.---Refiners demanded lowe
price yesterday. which was not met, ans
no sales OF raws took place. Refined Wa,
unchanged. with the undertone firm.
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GREENE cAHAMEA COPPER COMPANY

- brohdN"S, New YORK Jan 20 1914
The directors have this daY declared uiyl
dend No OF 10 on the outstanfirr Csrt
tni stock PAYABLE March :, TO s'ockholGrr.
OF rernrd az tho lose OF business Feb. !,
Transfer books VIII not close
j. w. ALLEN. Asst T-eas
NOTICE u her"hy siv"u A. msetiur -,
Board Of Directors Of the Cen,rsl IireT,-L
Co, Dividend Of Sigec on Preferred Sto,t
was declared payable Feb IN, 1910 Ia stock
holders or record Feb n. 1874
JOHN STANTON Sarr,,.,,
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AMERICAN .GRAPHOPHONE co
Rrclerrcd III II.nI 4 - - W.

A dividend 80. G3I OF one and .hres
quarters Il 70 per cent. has been declnred
upon mo Preferred capita stock Of tn
American Graphophone Company, psvaSis
February 10Th "a stockholders OF record . :
~ the Directors ' 'O'
EDWARD D. EAsTON. Prc,iten,
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Sales were $4,000 bags.
Provisions closed steady Cash pork
was firm; mess s2S.5oIs2i: family.s2j.
Cash beef was steady family. sI9QSe0;
| packet, slsTsl? Cash lard was firm
prime Western. sII.15 refined Continent,
sl15o; south American, sl2. Chicago
prices were:
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so extended that 4. Is announced that on
March a charge Of one cent for transfers
will be made. thereby adding about $4,000
additional to tho revenues Of the company
The Detroit United Railways Company also
reports that despite a larger volume o.
business ar result OF the seven uckets
for q quarter ratio the surplus earnings of
tho company are showing decreases or
$50. 900 u month.
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receipts and exports were I:


Nash markets follow: Whcat---No,
Sorthern at Minneapolis. s9hc. No. /
Northern spring to arrive I. q. n. &. OF.
NO. red f. o. b., Si.oi1a; No. hard
l. o. b. to arrive, 81: No Manitoba
T. o. b., sl.o1t. Corn--No. 3 yellow. new
c. l. T. domestic, 69s.c No. . yellow
g, r., &c. Oats--NO. 2 white, As erf5nc. /:
NO 3 white, 44a44iac.: standards. az,
90 foc. Barley-Maltng G. 4. f. Buffalo
65p 75c. Rye No. . Western q. Z Mo-.
York. 67'4c. Flour--Spring clears. s3.so
.ms4.l5; spring patents, s4.50us5f5
hahsas straights to arrive. s415MS445.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CENTRAL ARKANSAS RAILWAY ,,cu-
(ORrOR ALTON '

T WI III y III NTV'k DINTpEND
Sew York. February l. iqi,
The Board OF Directors has hi. dsv Il,
cared the AN quarterly dividend OF orr a, -
lhr"e-nnir,er' per cent. on the prefrrr.r
sto,k "1 the Central Arkansas Railway &
the St"ckhol iers OF record a. Of the Gloss -
business February iG 1874 Books for ,h.
transfer ~ tho preferred stock or tho con,
pory VIII remain closed from February T..
To March o. both Inclusive
l.. g. GERRY. Treasurer
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suB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY.
a., A., n,, sub- Treasury 10 banks. S3,6sg.o00
~, eli pSy, banks 10 Sub Treasury o.. s,233. 900
Gain 10 banks Oh days trans
actions. =. .'.,,' ''o'''"o
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
nat, no sun.Tr-.,ury to hanks. slas7i ooo
nn ai ~ hank, TO sub Treasury. o.. 1854, 600
ro.. 70 banks. S?,67O.o
aain 10 banks came period pre-
vious week .,..,.,'' '-'''''''' "'''"""
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The reduced fares on several street rail

The reduced fares on several street rail
way lines In tho West while resulting in
increased traffic have not been successful
as revenue producers. Tho Columbus Rail-
way ana Light Company, which sells eight
tickets with universal transfers for 20 cents
displayed an increase of about SEQ. 900 or
tb per cent In gross earnings for 1913
heavier traffic and tn. high cost of financing
left surplus OF only 1859 for the year,
tho preceding year simiiar difficulties ar.
being experienced by tho Cleveland Railway
Company, which charges n straight three
cent fare with transfers The dencit in
the interest fund Of the company has been
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Avoid Worry

large part Of your inconvenience in
connection with collecting coupons under
the Income Tax Law may be avoided by
depositing your securities in our custody
and appointing us your agent to sign the
income tax certificate for you.
Full information concerning this mat
ter may be obtained from our Trust Depart
ment.
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York
40 Broadway
Filth Avssas Drsach Lsndsa O&ea
- Ave. GdN 0LsmbWd s., 6. E.
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For the year ended December 81. 1918. tho
American Light and Traction earned at the
rate OF zoos per cent on It's common stock
after paying all expenses ana rrciertrh
dividends Gross earnings from Nil sources
segregated N,46G..Ji. TN Increase ~ S-ne,-
as over 1912 Expenses Of administration
Of the holding company were sl23.loI.
leaving net earningJ applicable TO nivIdends
or t,3t3t2s. Total dividend disbursements
were IS, b35 s07, leaving the accumulated
surplus OF the company January J. 1910, al
ss,t95.sS2, an Increase Of $500, $50.
The request OF tho West End Street Rail
way Company to issue $1,000, 900 thirty year
bonds has been approved by the Masea-
chusetts Public Service Commission. The
proceeds are to be used for r.fundInR out
standing bonds of Ike amount coming due
March !, 1914
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The Liverpool market WIS steady.
raerc was good business In spot cot
'on with middlings unchanged at 7o5d.
, Estimated sales. 5000 bales. Receipts,
$1,000 bales. including $4,000 American.
Prices at Liverpool were:
Open Hizh. Low Clos. Prev.
ing. est est. ing. close.
NJ Apr s.6sis go GG ss6 SO
Ns,.f.uc GGG GGSi1 GG2 6ssi, sc,
.l'y AVE b.. G.5>'s G5a sb5 656 C.s'ia
II \ NJ bids TO Liverpool were: March,
l:.i, May, ll.9l; July. 1890 The
market there is due to open to-day 3 to
srorts lower.
Port receipts, shipments and stocks
were
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

slot kholders of the Consolidated Gas
Electric Light and Power Company OF
Bhltlmor" hay" the privilege Of subscribing
AZ par IN the proportion OF ono share OF tho
me si,t!SoOO OF stock recently authorized
by the Maryland Public Service Commission
Ilshts OF subscription accrue to stockholders
OF record February Is and will expire Feb
ruary 81 when all stock not subscribed for
VIII DC taken by syndicate which has
been organized to underwrite the issue All
shares OF tho new stock paid for In full
on or before March 20 will carry tho
dividend for the quarter ending March 81
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Edison Electric Company
Of New Orleans

The AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY (for-
merry American Loan a Trust Company,
Boston Mass, Trustee under an Indenture
OF Trust with tho Edison Electric Company
OF New Orleans, dated January .. 1899. here.
by gives motto" that Il holds the sum OF
Twenty three Thousand Six Hundred Forty.
hye and 5000 Dollars S:3. 90l for the
bonds Of the EDISON ELECTRIC COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS. issued under ana
cured hy said Indenture Of Trust and tina,
scaled proposals for the sale OF said bonds to
absorb said sum or any part thereof, en-:
dorsed PROPOSALS TO SELL EDISON
ELECTRIC COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
FIRST MORTGAGE Sc BONDS will be re-
ceived until noon. February ~, 1914, the
right being reserved by said Trustee to re-
ject any all proposals
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
ny e. n, BOWEN. Secretary.
Ros,on Mas February g. 1914
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Tho New Orleans market was barely
reldy after the closing here. Prices there
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Interior receipts, shipments and stocks
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

sSell cents per sharp.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
7T7T7-I 77
HUERrA cAERA EN- OUNCE DlAs.
Villa y zapata Apuestan $4,000 Para
eI que Entire Primero a Mexico
Los Dias de Huerta Estan contados
y no carece de Base Ia Profesia de
su Proxima Caida.

San Diego, Calf, Mayo 9.-Medio
sumergido en- la playa, cerca de Maza-
tlan, yace el caiionero federal More
los desmantelado primero por las
bcmbas arrojadas por un aviador re-
belde, probablemente Didier Mason.
Y despues siendo el blanco de los fue-
gos de artilleria rebelde, desde tie
rra, segun los pasajeros que lIegaron
hoy bordo del vapor "Benito Jua-
rez. III cafionero fue danado en- el
curse de una breve batalla el 26 de
Abril cuando los rebeldes recibieron
gran ayuda del avion que arrojo sus
mortales bombas
FIacer Compras en- los E. U.
Ell Coronel L Romero, uno de los je-
fes constitucionalistas del Estado de
Sonora arrib6 en- el vapor "Benito
Jnarez' Su mission consiste en- com
prar calderas en- San Francisco para
el "Tampico.g que esta ayeriado en-
la bahia de Topolobampo Durante
el encuentro que sostuvo el "Tampi
CO. con los cafoneros federales Mo
relos Guerrero fue tocado en- tres
lagares pero Sc lie hacen las repara-
clones hecesarias v estara listo dentro
de dos samanas.
Romero asegura que los constitu-
estan proyectando ataques
sobre Salina Cruz. Aea-
pulco y otras ciudades importantes de
la costa del Pacitico, retenidas por
los federales.
Esto Sc hace con la intencion de po-
der ener bastante territorio antes
que pueda reunirse la conferencia de
los mediadores el, ,lS del presente mes.
Una Apuesta de zapata.
villa Carranza has apostado $780,
OCO para el primero de los dos que
entire la ciudad de Mexico dijo Ro-
mero 'Los dias de Huerta estan con
tados. La prediction de los rebeldes
de que caera antes de ounce dias
parece que no carece de fundamento.
Su ejecucion en- ese periodo es cast Sc
gura, a menos que huya de la capital
Cuando el "Benito Juarez' salfa de
el California" el destroyer
Perry v el crucero Japones "Idzu-
mo" echaban anclas en- la bahia de
aqueI puerto.