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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
WOOOMEN UNVE|L
MEMORIAL SHAFT

Hickory Camp, No. s. Woodmen of
the World, Will this afternoon at
O'Clock unvell a monument TO Edgar
b. White, who for many years was
clerk of the Police court, in lakewood
cemetery.
Memorial service in honor Of four
other mem bers of the order. over
which monuments have already been
placed will also take place the same
afternoon. These men are: G. NJ.
Johnston, John A. Pfaff, d. F., Davis.
George c, Fleet. Messrs. Johnston
and Pfaff are buried in Hollywood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
GOV. GLENN TO OPEN
CAMPAIGN TODAY

PETERSBURG. VA. May e--The
prohibition campaign will be com
menced IN. this city At 5 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Academy Of
Music The address Of the occasion
viii he delivered by Ex-Governor Rob
ert y. Glenn. OF North Carolina. on
the subject. 1.-THE Issue of the Age"
Mr.. James Fl. Gray will preside and
Introduce Prot. A. Kyle Davis. who IN
turrl Will introduce Ex-Governor
Glenn. The ex-governor has many
staunch friends in Petersburg. and
doubtless he Will speak TO a large au-
dience The White Ribbon band will
furnish the music for the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
JEWELLERS CONVENE
ON NEXT TUESDAY

PETERSBURG. VA, May a---The
annual convention Of the Retail Jew
elers' Association of Virginia will con-
vene in this CITY for q two-day SEES
sion next Thursday May l4th. The
address Of welcome will he delivered
by Mayor Robert Cabaniss in behalf
Of the city, and Mr.. j. Gordon Roman
non will welcome the visitors in be-
half of local jewelers..
The attendance promises 10 ne the
largest in the history of the orgam-
cation and a splendid program has
been arranged for the occasion. when
win include banquet ar the STRAIT
ford hotel Thursday evening,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
White Sulphur Springs

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Ma, May 9.-The annual spring meet
Ing Of the Trans-Alleghanies Good
Roads association, an organization
kom posed of prominent men Of affairs
III the cities and towns along the mo-
kor routes from New York, Phiiadel=
bhia. Baltimore and Washington.
Through Virginia and West Virginia,
WAS held at the New Greenbrier hotel
khis week. Final arrangements were
completed by the association to make
khe motor routes of this section the
best In the country. The roaas III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
NEWS OF PETERSBURG
virssn.aa nar-au Mechanics. Buualnx

Quoted from Old Blandford church at
1880 o'clock this morning in the
presence Of large number OF friends
OF the family. Rev e r Bryan. Of
Grace p r, church. offlc.ated. assist
ed by Rev L. N. Roper. Of the First
Baptist church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
ARVONIA

ARNONTA, VA May 9.-Mrs. FER
kins Glover entertained the Arvonia
bridge club on Wednesday afternoon
OF this week, the games beginning at
p. II This special meeting OF the
club was held in honor of Miss Macie
WILLIAMS, who viii shortly become
the bride Of Arthur l.. Glasgow,
Among those present were Mesdames
w. Rensselaer, Root. Ralph CHANGER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
MOTHERS DAY TO BE.
PROPERLY OBSERVED

PETERSBURG, VA. May 9.---To-
morrow, Mothers Day will be gem
orally observed by the churches
throughout this city. Special ser
mons appropriate to the occasion whl
be preached by several of the pastors
Rev. George II. Spooner, OF Market
street NJ. T.. church, at the II O'Clock
morning service. will preach on
what About n Man Who Would
Abuse His Mother?" Rev, Samuel A.
senter. of Washington Street NJ. II.
church, will preach at the morning
service ON The Coronation of Moth
erhood.,..s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

PETERSBURG. VA, MAY a.-Tha
real estate market IN Petersburg was
more active during the past week
than for some time past, A total Of
twelve deeds Of bargain and sale were
recorded in the clerks Office, repre-
senting neat sum IN cash. Real es-
tate dealers report many prospects,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
LABOR IS
FOR MR.. WENDENBURG

A very enthusia stic meeting or pro-
mineut men, representing the various
labor organizations OF the city, was
held at WendenburG' headquarters
All night and a plan OF campaign
war adopted The workingynen OF
Rtchmond are said TO be "A unit for
Mr.. wendcnhnrg to represent the
Third district in congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
Tobacco Sales Good.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 9.--The
sales Of dark tobacco at the various
ware houses in this city during the
past week aggregated 3s.40o pounds,
Increasing the total for the season To
date TO 4eT4.635 pounds. Sales Of
bright tobacco for the season amount
to l,296,743 pounds,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
Labor Scarce Near Petersburg.

The tobacco plants around Peters,
burg are small. but will be plentiful
in time to set the usual crop. 1t can
not he enlarged much, on account OF
scarcity of labor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
Anpealed From Fine.

George W. Giles, colored. charg-
ed with assaulting and beating Ken
ry &Schwitzer. was yesterday fined $40
and costs In the Police court The
man noted An appeal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
The Weather

AND NORTH CAROLINA
Fair and somewhat warmer sun
day Monday probably fairfil light
to moderate west winds.
Apecial Local Data Fer Yesterday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

Ernest Panniil's Funeral.
funeral Of Ernest Pannill was con-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27
FEATURE PLAY ATTRACTION
AT ANUSU THEATRE SUNDAY
when Broadway Wss TfaH " =
esrbars Ternart starrrs csrrg
Here sunday.


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SUNDAY ai ne Amusu ilfAiif WV ~
sent me Ffeaf rnHpfft itN'Nt' -i
five arts. Whfn ifeAe~H3 was
Trail Win tffiiAfA f"HHn.- '
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Thf pi@t Was If"lNtfA l.hi
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world ~ ~"
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION

$ Heard of McNiuncy and 3 a.
Jourdan uf san Autouio were amnns
ycsicrdays arrivals a' the state
Mrs D. $ Howard aua dapshtrr
Niss Madalnc. 81 Ausun are Nisitlus
m the cit, as the Rarst of relatives
The, expect to Doe here fot wccb nr
innscr
a. Mck scott nwNor of Alice
sl emit Yesterday 300 thr city as thc
guest 81 hs mthor Captain lamcs b.
Scott
CiN Commissioner n sutherland
leti yesterday for scVcr,l DAYS hunt
mg trp whch viii he spent in nuNd
count,
Roy Randolph ami wife 81 Austin
were among yesterdays arrivals at the
Nucccs.
Thomas Raslaad VI Orau1e Grove.
is SEQ She city fot several DAYS stay
arriNns Yesterday momug
AIR and Nre e. prislcr ~ Riviera
ilcach spent Yesterday Boo thc cits stop-
pins at the Nurces
J W iacohs ~ klussvine general
iroieht and passvnEer assent for tho
Gplf Coast llnc, was iH the ciis ycs
terlay
" " cooh ~ Galveston " in tho
city on periodical business trip.
Mt and Ms lleFhcri Attention u
shreveport arc visitors la she city. the
guests ~ friends
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27
A Real Quality Car, of Superb
Good Looks, at $3.50

Experts delight in its silent, vibration
less power its rare lightness Of foot
Over 1000 Light Sizes" have
been proved in more than 100000
miles Of service. The Chalmers Light
Six is the one 1915 car with an aggrc-
gate mileage great enough TO prove
beyond doubt that it has strength for
every emergency power to spare, and
the easy riding qualities OF cars costing
much more. 1t is the one 1915 car that
is selling more rapidly every day, even
in these times when most people are
thinking Of other things besides auto
mobiles.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27
We offer the 1915 "Light Six at

Si650 as we do all Chalmers cars as
a real quality car, comparable with cars
ofmuch greater cost. This Light Six is
not sold on price alone; but on quality
unusual value at an extremely low price
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27

$ Heard of Mckinney aud J. ~
Jnurdan ~ san Antouio were emnns
Yesterdays arrivals ut the state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27

(. sIIIs Iss .I.a /. s I.. N. $50. .sls,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27


A few big features of the 1915
Light Six different kind Of autoy
bile beauty: unusually handsome finish:
Pullman-like comfort 48 II. p. long stroke
non-stallable motor which stays putt,
graceful nodded oval tenders Of both
strength and beauty; Az inch tires--
MODIFY" tread on rear IOheeis; un;
usually complete equipment including
Chalmers made one-man top Of silk
mohair, quick acting storm curtains,
five demountable rims, one.motion
Chalmers Entz electric starter, which
makes the motor non stallable, Klaxcn
horn, electric lights. etc. And perhaps
the greatest feature Of all, the unusually
high quality in a car at such price.
,sAs.sasGsszs sAassA
: You will better appreciate that
fact after you have seen and ridden in
the 1915 Chalmers cars. We will give
YOU the Chalmers "Reai Test Ride at
your own convenience. Arrange for it
Today.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27

You can buy car of this
passenger capacity for less money. But
the difference you pay to get Chalmers
Light Six" will be returned to you in
the added pleasure and satisfaction of
owning car Of whose looks and per-.
formance you can always be proud.
-..-..s>A-.-sA.assns- .-Aesss .~-~--aA
If you pay less than Chalmers
prices, you must be satisfied with less
than Chalmers quality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
SRiH GYafifHg Which SdrCd
Life OF Indiana Girl is
To Eo Tried On Brother

tffrf Ini. ian -i Elt smith lS
wears oli. brother of Eihcl smith. who
married in Loom cline Will have tu
Withstand " ~kiu grating operation thr
same Ian Elhr did two wears aeu. when
Bliy Hagh. the GJrl utu>hr, sacrificed
MAN. lilc
a month age ypurg Smith was hunt.
ire rabbits nrlr LHuIrfr. when hi~ gun
vas accidentally discharged over li5
i.4rru bullets i.i-.d iu hI- shoulder
and chest. - dangerous has thr gun.
SHOT unuud hrruuu That hI~ rh,~irHn
says that thc bn lets must hr extracted
lHI new .kin grated ul ihr wounds The
operation viii take place iu The near
WtlIc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
Starvation, Causing Dead
Separates 72-Yedr old
TWiIie For First Time

Louisville. Ky IHu M Death t"du,
separated Daniel II. and Samlcl y. IIlr
ri~. ~ This ritt twin brothers auh hu~um
companions throughout the - wears ,t
their lives The Harris brothers were
found T., the police last night weak from
hunger ami cNpu~urc. huddlrd in \ coal
she'd in a down town allcE. Sfmuc was
placed IN the cit, hospital ami Daniel
Was taken a. the county iHil.
Daniel last night heggcd thr taller a.
take him 40 the hospital ~ hr could help
take care WI hi> brother bal The request
Was refused Both declared they had
never before hcru separated Early to-
ia, Duut Was found lr.d un hi> crll
bunk Phy>i,iIu~ said death WAS due t0
starvation aNd exposure 40 ihr hu,
pilal late todaN Do WIS stated that the
twins separation would nnt hr fer long.
a> samuel WAS unconscious and ply
STREAMS declared W. could not survive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
VILLA issues ORDERS BRINGING
ll.nnn PICKED FIGHTERS ALONG
RAILROAD NORTH pF TOEEEON.
no tn sol ffi
FEDERALS DETERMINED
THEY ETlINE fr REVOLUTION H.
STOPPED iii MUST EE nnNE tT
TpEEENN ANn All NNAII.NELF
MEN GDlNG THERE.
fEu is~priairf P-rss).

'JlIahua. Mexico. Jan -l GyurrIi
Francisco Villa today ordered runrrn-
.rati1n WIT h- rhrl fus WY along thr raiI
ruld north uf Tnrrpn flr Dir projected
march >uuihvard
Thu lrirrl- h.yr determined VI thr
rcFo uiiuUarf movement i~ stepped 80 IN
Nj m-~t hr at III rrruH- aul arr draw iu4
Ill available >oidicr> to thnt un.rt for
~ desperate resistance
The capture of rorrcnn would leave
two routes open trr thr advance uf thr
rebels southwark
Villa ,ay. tud.r hi. Iru. WY fifteen
thousand picked fighting men. we'll
equipped. win br rrtd, fur carving thr
eliminating struggle toward MrNicn Citl
u ttu dJt>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
FIVE BEING PREPARED TOUA-
COVERING ~ MANY POINTS IH
ME>> >AGE DELIVERED BY rr!~I-
DENT WILSON
INTRODUCED FRIDAY


Washington. u. g.. Jan u Five bills.
following ~, ~drit Wi sons trI>t Hs---
sage Suggestions were hring prepared
TODAY. They included thu creation XVII w
trade commission. prohibiting iulrr.n, \
ing dircct0rairS. thr regulations lud is-
>uaurc IF railroad ~g urtic> trade rc-
>tramt definition. ANA thr fixing " per
>unil guili lpr auti trust violation.
TIL" bill, are wv charge w the senate
Interstate and house Judiciary commit
tees. They viii probably bc introduced
Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
LEFT REQUEST THAT HIS BODl
HE CHEMATED IN ST Louis. AND
ASHES SCATTERED ~ Gulf OF
MEXICO.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN
AT ONE TIME EDITED EEANN'S
ICONOCLAST AND H. NEAEE Atb
FOUGHT PISTOL DUEL WITH
AND KILLED EDITOR WACO
TIMES
mn isy.ciaf,d Prcss.)

Waco. Ten Jan 2l-.IUdec g. r..
Gerald u prominent resident here iur
forty five wears died this morning. ST
hi, request hi> hnlr VIII to- rrrmltpl
in 81 Iori>. and his a>hc, viii =, scat
tered iu tlr Gulf WITT Mrvito
Judg. Gerald WIS confederate vct
cram. furHrr member nf th.TrNH% lrg
i>llturG former postmaster uf Waco
county iule3 and hr edited Brnun'>
Icouocla>t after thr dtath uI The famous
Hrnun.
III pistol ducl sixteen ycar> ago hc
k kllrI y M Harris managing editor
W thc Waco Times and brother of w
A Harris
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21

appaintine hui Il i, h, intention io
rrr ihr rl~- fn hc ~urru- rnnrt pf
ti- state ' Texas iar thr l0tl dcri>iou.
Mr cole indicated Ihu hc hn- rn irra
of giving up thr fiehi ln retain thr oi
Eu.
According in local attorrcr- Mr Cnle
hs- tiirtt aa1. Within which wv prepare
Ai- arrHl iur hearing of Ihr rl~r h.
tnIe ihc supreme count a; Austin.
Et,n th.a-h an app.I WY hurried
along ii 4, nnt expected thlt "a f.nal Mar
~iou iH ..t .a-r aiI rr huu before
hr expiration ul ther,rm fr which M
ttir aims tp have hru elected Iii.
t0u4 caH.r n Arril NM which tnr ai.
Other municipal ltip Y ,rhrGuIei wv
hr heidi.
Tie decision of lhc court of civil ap
l.Il~ vt~ -thr ialk uf th- town tHhit.
ln some sections disappointment wa~
keen. while iu others i1s apparently
spread aiar.
The rl.c first veut VI thr Sln AHf"niu
r.urt when District .nH- W N ilur
h.rs. nffer hearing testimony 80 hln.
GreIs Nf witnesses. in lInH.mhcr. 1917 In
a. ri~. of thr ~irtr ni FrEl~. fN Rel
fu..- tuhn'ili f~. A i ''-. rendered
Il trri-ia fhaf fhr r.r..rn vr- Illegal.
Au aprral iu.mctiIlei. UDaf forward.
irt lu ltrIiHn Wa- lHl un.il la~t -nmr
ltr rh.u th- court Uf r'Fl appeal rr
tnrn-i ir- decision hFt A II rnlr WAS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
TiUO Grams OF RddiHm
Cost S65O,O0O To Make;
And Brought S2fO, 600

Washington I r IIn. .l The rld
ium min ~ industry would y. ruined hy
fHr -r-r CATION ri radirm lands rom
rHlir cltrt Mining Commissioning Han.
hln n0 Colorado Todd fhr house mines
rnNm itrt iouat
Joseph Flamnrrr president uf thr
STANDARD chemical rompau, Wy Pitt
hrrg fnld thr committee hi- firm ~prnt
-isiHtHlU iu three pruduriug two grams
nf rldium which brought go Nun
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
APPOINTMENT OF
ALABAMA SENATOR
WAS IRREGULAR
IFu I'M. rIuIII Pr1NgI

VA .hiueton. u. e.. IAN ~ Tn rc
port WIT thc senate privileges aud rlvr
lions committee holding the appointment
uf Frank n GLASS a> senator frum Ni1
bama hy Governor O'Nc.l wa. Irregular
under the terms nf ihr Seventeenth
was flied iu the senate to.
day.
II y prublblc action ~ the report
VIII h. taken urNt week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21

NAME is VIM. HANSEN
WAS FORMER UNITED STATES
M.AESIIAL IN TENAS -CONSTITt--
TICNALlSTS ALLEGE lie H. 4
lllERTA SPY.
Ev Asv,ciafrd Press.

Washington. y. e.. Jan. u William
Hansen. Y former Trra> United States
marshal. was arrested Ia rchcl> at Vie
turin. lamps ou thr charge NJ being Il
i>t agency al,irr~ iuduy.
United States Consul .Inhn~on at
Muilmoru> hI> been instructed to dr-
mand Hansen release
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
]. A. BROWNE TO WED.
Prominent BROWNSVILLE MAN
LEAVES FnH ~iilENAN Tp WED
MISS GENE RRITSCIIE.

James g. browne prominent in >orial
and hu-ifr~~ circles im Brownsville anil
city alderman. leaves his afternoon for
sherman uhrr hr viii mlrr, Miss Gtnr
Brui~chc of lhat city, Mss Brui~chr i~
Ny sister uf Mrs. John Grgu NJ Browns
tillc aud i~ well known here having
visited Mr.. Gregg during thr past and
summer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21

New Orleans. Jan. "a -Col>i :
weather: Tonight fair: frost urlr .
lv tn coast Thuslay flir with .
light uurthvtll winds
True to the weather mans pre- .
ditiiun. the weather tlrmui rlni a-t
night. Early iu thc evening ~.ll.
Wind blew up from .hr .nafh..s !
and y, 9.31 O'Clock iI>i night W had :
tcrrrd % the northeast. rlulIng th !
aimo> phore CONSIDERABLY Tuoav !
light nurthcr l. blowing. iH-. rnrl
enough 60 bc comfortable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
After Dcfying Sheriff
y DAYS, Farmer GiUcS
Up To Deputy Sheriff
tEy iNN .iaf,d PrcsN.l

May,illc. \. N. Ian. = Edward
Bcard~lcY. 4 farmer. who blrri adcd iu
4 house lud for eight days driicd all rf-
forts of The sheriff a. arrest him fur
shuotiug an o,rr~rvr uf the poor. today
surrendered 70 pcpul, sheriff Eacku>
men.
Rcarl>lcy was locked 100 the county i1il
here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
YOUNG MEN
SHOULD PAY
POLL TAXES

Washington. y. G.. Ian. u Austin
Cunningham. uf >n Nu-clu. newspaper
ccrrc- pondcut and candidate for cuu.
-Ir-- from h~ district trdlt i~-utrl an
nprcal to thc Young men ~ Texas a. pas
their rnil taxes. nnd hr Hhl, tr vote un
question. affecting nv bubble welfare.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
RESTS IN
TRIAL OF FORT
WORTH PREACHER
LEa ~. -..L-d Prr..l

Fort Worth. fcsa~ -ian. -i With
the presentation ~ Testimony anI thu,
addresses. mnstlN rurrublratfr. fhr
State to.lay rested in III trial ui i;es. y.
Frank Norris. charged with burning hiS
own church. and court adjourned until
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
CONSTITTTIONALI>T y COMMAND
ER SAYS HIS TROOPS ARE PRE-
PARED AND READY To RECEIVE
FEDEHALS FROM LAREDO.
THAT END DESIRED
TELLS HERALD CORRESPONDENT
THAT SALLY Fl.tV IENO LIZ.
pN WILL GIVE CONSTITUTION
ALIST$ INEuI ALEp OPFOETU-
MITES
INfnff NrrriaI M IN HrrnId. \

fNfHf NPfriai I'M Ihr HrrHid.l
NatimurO> Mex. IAN. II. lf there
\ ulv nur thar w. mnl worried over the
possibility WI wv attack on Matamoros
tnd fhr cuH~titWtiuunli>t IN the fcder-
al> from NucNo Laredo US Was indicated
IN. thc dispatches from l.lrctu Tuesday.
it i> rrrtuiul, Grncral Pablo Gonzales.
commander nf thr Cun~titutiunalist
forces iu TlmnuI ~ and Nur1o Leon.
lf Grn ANHrrz really has lril Nney0
Laredo with Thousand men. hound for
Mlfamurn>. there d. certain tn he
wurm reception awaiting him some
where q lew miles this side uf Nneso
Laredo
General Gonzales WIS met aud inter
viewed hy The ll,rSlh srpru-oHtatIve
Just an hr emerged from moving pic.
turr heater where NV hud >nrni wv hunF
lic a> we'll a. several nfficrrs with him
stated that hrV had ~rtn thp report Wa
The Herald from NucNa I.lrcdn. and
though w Interested them Ihry did not
trrl alarmed over the reported intea
uu> uf tha Nurvu Laredo frirral-. In
nrt. I'D ANYTHING. there appeared ~ be
general pleasure uvu- thr event. aud
Wishes were freely expressed that the
tinnai~fs an opening away from the
trenches wv thr we'll fortified town.
General Gonzales said.
W. urr ready und prcplrrl. AMI even
anNinu, fnr that attack lhuneh We DO
rri hriirvr there wv nn, foundation 40
hc report We NOT nnlN have three great
columns wv tnu~tituiirnali~t- in the vic-
init, of Nuc,o Laredo. whom the feder
ul~ Viii have NV pass hrFurr they can
reach MatlmoroS. hut We arr also equip
rrtl fn fiehf fnr months in MninmOrnS if
necessary ~ hhc meant imc. granting
thr The frlcrll> Arr ~ncrr-~ful ia ap
preaching MntamoroS. our plans are laid
tn attack nud capture n number ~ i'm
pnriaut places.
-Nn wr have W. fear thnt the fcder
sl~ viii leave their trenches - \uevo
Laredo ai This time We nult wish they
would. Tor ~ the situation stands we
Hrr at mrrnt li-ldvaninln n attacking
thar place ~ rpl>on VI The proximity
MI lhr American town. and the necessity
W. ghtiug uuly irum certain points"
General Guuzllr~ would offer no in-
formation ~ "a prospective moves on
thr nlrtn thr Cun-iitrf'nnnli~t forces
hut hr dii state TINT within ihc nevt
fftrrn dr,~ great activity will occur in
thr revolution situation wv Mexico and
hr said there will then ltr news in plrn
tt" When asked as tn thn pu~~ih litv ~
move against Mnnirrrr' W. WINS quiet.
with the exception w the fact thar he
repeated thr name. Otherwise there was
information concerning Monterrey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
FOUR BURNED TO
DEATH IN AlPENA
BLAZE LAST NIGHT

Airnna. Mich Ifn -l Mrs samuel
Blni-r. her three fhiidrrn aud q bnarier
uarr hrri4eh tn death la~r night in w fire
vL LicA destroyed their homes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
BOILER BURSTS
AT FAIR, KILLING
THREE EMPLOYEES
LEn ~. ninL.A Pr-..L

Ottawa. Canada Ian. N Three rm
piu1rr- rf thr Ottawa winter i.Hr were
Killed. MANY per>uu> were injured ana
much valuable livestock kiIlrd tnl Mi
when " boiler iu thr heating p'UI wy.
thr main exhibition huid.ug cNpluir..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21

An far Cam possible Cnn~t tntionalist
mnui.t ia YriHg used ln Mafnmnru- Al
present there are hills u onlv the Iarg-
rr denominations Nm General EunK lies
stated that Snon IL H. expected that
.rril,r hi'ls Will he had when thp CIR
rul ftinn nf this money. ~ least IN Mata.
mrrNa Hni surrounding territory viii ~
morr general. II was only 4 few davs ago
that aH VIII Fa~u firm sold the cnnsti-
fniinualis's merchandise 20 the amount
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
OCEAN STEAMER
CAN NOW PASS
THROUGH CANAL
lEn -cinIed PrlNNl

Panama. Jam ~ The Panama canal
j. 50 near completion that au ocean
steamer could now pa-~ through. CuluHd
Gucthal> announced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
SUBMARINE Is
LOCATED 200
FEET DOWN
lRr tss.rirfrd grasl

Pllmouih. Eng aui. Jan. y. The
British submarine AZ. which di~ar
pearcd during practice, last FRIDAY. VA,
located at lhr hHttum ul ihr hLK today.
80 a depth u 10o feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-21
NEITHER COLE HOR G0BOLIsI IS OUR MAYOR
IS THE DEEGGI5I9H Or CIVIL APPEALS COURT

Court Intimates Another Election For Mayor Must BE
Held, But necln TO Declare Election Null And Void
Because City Nould BE Left Without ourt
Reverscs lis Former Decision That Cole Was Mayor.