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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
UNHAPPY DAYS FOR
LONDON BISHOP
Militant Suffragettes Picket
House of Divine to Prevent
His Attending Sessions Of
House of Lords.
[Bs Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. J

I oy ANuHCu WIZ 40 AaNthttak htANANsl !
London. Feb l0,-Thc militant
suffragcttes made a strong effort to-
day 10 prevent the bishop OF London
from attending the opening session
OF the house OF iords. where he is a
member They made him the first
victim OF their new campaign of mo-
testing public men. Their Ire was
particularly directed against the
bishop for his alleged whItewashing
of the government In his report on
the prison treatment of suffragettes.
The bishops residence Ia -.
james square was pickcted earlier
la The day by the women. Two of
them acted ~ sentinels on the door
step Two other women. Miss Dun
lop and Miss May Richardson then
tried 10 gain access TO the house but
the door was slammed in their
faces
Little knots of spectators mean
while stood outside enjoying the
scene and awaiting the results OF the
bishops exit from his temporary
prison. Along the route from Buck
lngham palace 90 the mouse of lords
the authorities took the EtrictUst pre-
cautions to prevent any attempt on
the part ef the suffragcttes 20 break
up the procession or reach the king
with "A petition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
Earthquake WObbles Smaller
Buildings in New York But
Tenants in Woolworth
Tower Feel Nothing.
ENTIRE NORTHEAST
SHAKEN BY TREM0R
No Serious Damage Reported ;
Binghamton Laborer Killed
When Shaking Earth Caves
in.

By Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
New York. Feb. 40 Points as far
north as Montreal and as far south
as Philadelphia felt distinct earth
quake shocks of varying intensity be-
tween 1884 and t;77 o'clock this at
tcTnoou Indications were that the
entire northeastern section OF the
United - ties was Ia the zone of the
trcmors. At no point included IN the
first reports was serious damage done.
In New York state the trcmors
were recorded In New York city. Al
bany Elmirn, Rome, Syracuse and
other points In Canada shocks were
felt at Montreal, Ottawa. Toronto.
Prescott, Rockville and other places.
The shock also was fclt at Philadel-
phia, throughout Connecticut and In
Massao ohusctts.
The scismoyrnpn at tho American
Museum of Natural History recorded
the maximum shock Of the earth
quake al i85:i5 y. m The prclimi-
nary tremors were felt 40 l:35:15, the
first shock a. i:35:25. So-cnlled trail
ers followed the maximum shock un-
al 1890. The direction Of the dis
turbancc was either southeast or
south-southwest. Tho record lndicat-
ed that the center 81 the quake was
comparatively near and thnt the dis
turbnncc WAS not heavy several
buildings in brooklyn, including Bor-
ough hail and the court house. were
shaken. Tenants Ia New York s
highest huildings-the Woolworth and
Singer said they felt no tremors
whatever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
BANK PRESIDENT s
DEFALCAT 10 \
MAY R EACH
Sl,5O0,000
Tennessee Frenzied Finanoier
Refuses to Fight for Liberty
and Wants to Take Medicine
at Once.
TAKES ALL BLAME
FOR L00TING BANK
tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]

Memphis. Tenn. Fcb. iO-C. Hun
ter Baiuc. president of the Mercan-
tile bank here. arrested yesterday on
the charge uf cmbe1zicmcnt after
the discovery Of alleged deliberations
of more than 81 600. 00O. today pre-
pared to becumc accustomed Co the
routine of iaii lifc
Rainc mas refused all offers or his
friends to arrange hail for him. say
ing he Is guilty ana ready to take
his punishment lie has also re-
fused To- retain legal counsel
while first announcements placed
the amount Of Rainc's shortage AZ
about $500. 000. figures given out to-
day show that this amount has been
increased TO nearly $1,000, 0oo n
IL stated by bank officials that the
defuiCatiun may reach close to ST.
500 900. Definite figures win not
he known until the state bank ex-
amincrs WORKING under j. l.. Hutton.
superintendent of banks. have com
plotted their work
Since pleading guilty TO the charge
OF cmhezzlcment yesterday. Rainc
has steadfastly declined Co discuss
the matter further than To insist that
he alone is responsible for the CON
ditiuns which wrecked a. one
touching incident with Balno occur
red late yesterday when reconcile
alton was effected nctwcen Raine
and his brther Gilbert -. Raine,
publisher of the Memphis News
Scimitar. The two had been cs-
tranged for number of years but
when the bank president was placed
IN cell yesterday one Of the first
90 call on him was his brother GIL
bert Both wept ns they agreed To
forget past difficulties
An Investigation of the affnlrg Of
The dcfunct hank was taken up ny
the Shelby county grand jury 90 itf
session today.
j. g Hutton. state superintendent
~ banks Is In personal charge 81
The banks affairs. lie indicated to-
day that 10 viii bc several duvs bc
fore actual conditions are nscer-
talned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
COLORADO EDITOR
LOSES HIS MEMORY

[Dy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]
Omaha, Neb.. Feb. i0.--frank l..
Finch. editor OF a weekly paper at
Littleton, Colo, who has been held
by the police since sunday last, was
today identified by his brother, Clar-
ence s Finch. editor OF newspaper
al Julesburg. Colo, and member IT
the Colorado Legislature. Frank T..
Finch is suffering from loss Of NOM
ory and failed entirely 90 recognize
his brother.
The unfortunate man left home
October and no trace Of him had
been obtained until HIS arrival here.
He gave the name ~ =. o. O'Dell,
hut told the police he could renen-
her nothing else about himself He
appears sound mentally on all mat
ters except his own Identity,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
MEMBER Of DUMA
WANTS To FIGHT
Zamislousky, Attorney for
Black Hundred, Who Pros.
ecuted Beliss Has Chance 10
Figure in Duel.
By Leased Wire to isyenIng Herald

ST. Pctersburg Feb. ia chal-
lenge TO duel was sent today by A.
savenu, the nationalist leader in th,
duma. Go G.. ZamisinuskS. c0nser,a
tive deputy aud attorney for the
"Black Hundred
Iamislousky was one of the prose-
cutting attorneys at the trial of Men
del Beiliss ut NicN. IN the course oi
the trial ne alleged that Savenko had
told him that NJ. Shulgren. editor uf
the newspaper klcvlaniu whuse
championship Of Bciliss ls generally
regarded ~ having secured the ace
quiual of the accused was actuatcd
by the sordid motive of securins
money from the Jews Co support q
sugar factory in which hc Was inter
ested. N SnVenko declares the state
mcnt falschuod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
THREE SHOCKS RECORDED
At 81. LOUIS UNIVERSITY

~ Louis. Feb tO.--Three rnr n
quake shocks were recorded on tho
seismograph az tho 81. Louis uni-
veislty this afternoon. Tho first
shock was recorded at t2;35;t3 cen
tral time the second M 12;3s:39 and
the third az 12.37:f0. prof. George
RueppcL assistant director Of tho
university observatory said the rec
ord Indicated that the earthquake
was within GOO miles OF St Louis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
TWO DISTINCT sIIOGSs
RECORDED VI GEOItt.ETON y

Washington, Feb. i0.--Two distinct
earthquake shocks were recorded on
the scismogra phH of Georgetown uni
vcrsity today. The first began at
1l.ii "a. m. and lasted six minutes.
but WAS not very pronounced. The
second was recorded az 1884 .. M.
and lasted one and one-hal fminutes
THE last shock said Father Tom
dor. was very severe There was
nothing in the record 60 show how
far from here the shocks We're.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
sOUTuFpN-CENTRAL
PACIFIC MERGER
ACTION EXPECTED

rHy LEASED Wire to Evening Herald.
Washington, Feb. i0.--Businesn
men from san Francisco and Los
Angeles today asked Attorney Gen
eral McReynoids 10 postpone tho
government suit TO dissolve the mer-
ser of the southern Pacific and
Central Pacific railroads. II was
predicted. however. that the depart
mcnt Of Justice viii file the suit soon
IN spite OF the arguments advanced
today The attorney general was
told that the merger Of the two roads
had served California well. Refer
once was made also tn the proposed
interstate trade commission and II
was suggested that question Of the
sort Involved might be left to such
y commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
10000 CHINESE ON
TRAIL Of WHITE
WOLF AND HIS
BANDITS
Determined Attempt Made by
Soldiery to Surround Outlaw
and Daring Band Of 5000
Followers in Honan.
my Leased wire TO Evening Herald. /

I3y Leased Wire To Evening Herald. ]
Pcking. China, Feb. i0.-An army
of 80. 900 Chinese soldiers command
ed by the war minister. General Tuan
Chi-Jui, set out today in an effort
10 surround white Wolr' and his
daring band of about 5000 hrigaHds
who have Tor many months devast-
ated the province of iIonan.
The brigands heretofore have eth
or defeated or evaded all the troops
sent against them. aud have contin-
ued mercilcss plundering, killing and
burning IN the smaller cities and Ia
the country districts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
IMPROVISATION oF sOToNs
no BE MADE CRIME

Washington. Fen. i0.--lmpersonR-
ti1n of cousressmen or other officers
ol the United states would be made a
crime hy a senate bin PASSED today.
ANY person protesting 20 have inn
proper influence with congressman
viii also come within lts provisions
Tho bin vas one result OF David La
mars senatorial Testimony before the
lobby committee Of having impor-
sonatea congressmen IN telephone
talks with Wall street financiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
Norwegian Asks
Big Chunk of
Seattle
Heir of Sailor who Mysterious
ly Disappeared Files Claim
to Large Portion of City.

By Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
= Washington. Feb. ia Nor
. wegian sailor deserted his ship
= In San Francisco. changed his =
. name and disappeared Ia 1855.
. Today one Of his heirs Thomas Z
= Christianscn of Norway, filed
= claim with the supreme court =
. for title 10 large portion OF
. the city of seattle, Wash.
. claiming the land on which the
. county hospital snd the poor Z
. farm nre located
= The Washington federal courts Z
. denied the validity of the claim
= ON the ground that the heirs
. had delayed their claim too
y long.
. Q NNN No Q Q I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
HE AIINC.S ON NLASKAN
COAL LAND BiI.L Tlll IlsDAN

Washington, Feb. 90. Hearings on
the Alaskan coal iaud leasing biii viii
begin before the house public lands
committee Thurday secretary Lane.
pr Alfred a. Brouss of the gsoloE-
ical survey. Delegate Wigkcrshum OF
Alaska. possibly clifford purhot and
members Of the national conservation
sssuclatiuu viii be heard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
INQUIRY INTO MN HAVEN
TO BFGIN iMMEDI NTIiI.N

Washington. Fen. Prompt ace
ton on the senate resolution for "a rec
opening of tho interstate commerce
commission Investigation of certain
financial operations of the N,w Haven
rniiroad was taken today by the com
mission, u ordered the inquiry 90 be-
Gin immediately.
Hearings may be held but @ was
not decided when or where OF
whether they viii be- public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
STATE REsrs CASE IN
sEIcBERVILI.E TRIAL

Uoughton. Mich. Feh. io.-The
state rested this morning In the
Seebcryllle murder trial ana the de-
fcnse made i,s opening statement.
The defense advanced self-dcfenre
and resistance to arrest by duly con-
stltuted officers az the theory ~ de-
fcnse
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
B,aiy Identified.

The body WAS identified this after
noou ass that of Miss Elna zimmcr-
man, stcnographcr employed by an
implement company hcrc At tho
house whore Niss Zimmerman room
cd Il was said that she nad shown
dcspundency for weeks but had con
tidcd In no one. She had attempt
ed To- take her life before by swal-
lowing poison. it was said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10

Rome, Feb lo.-There was Inn
provement today In the condition Ui
Charles A. Comlskey president oi
the Chicago club OF the American
league. who was taken ~ while tray
cling yesterday from Naples a.
Rome. lie was able To recelsc soN'
eral visitors Thomas Nelson Page
T. $. ambassador. YVES among 'hnss
who called.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
IABORER KILLED AS
RESULT UF ENlgTIQI AkE

Binghamp.un, N Y. Feb. 10 Roe
co Parse. laborcr. was killed as
result of the earthquake shocks here
this afternoon. Tho tremors caused
n cavc-in Of trench In which he
was working
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
SECRETARIES LEAVE
FOR NEW ORLEANS
lBy L,ascd wire to E,cning herald

By ia'ascd Wire to Evening Herald.
Austin. Tex Fcb. 1O--Sccrotary
Houston and Secretary McAdoo ltu
here today for Sew orleans. having
concluded the hearing OF srgumcnt1
Tor the location OF regional bank
in Texas. Hearings are yet 60 hc
held in New orleans. Atlanta. Cin-
cinnau ADD Cleveland. after which
The cabinet members viii return 20
Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
CHOOSING SUCCESSOR
TO PEPPER OF IOWA
nv Loased wire to Evenlng Heraid.

ny isNhsto wire 20 Ifculn9 nerniu
Davenport Iowa, Feb. i0.--com-
mittce chairmen la ail three leading
parties were confident OF auccess in
today's special congressional election
boa which the successor OF the late
Representative I. u. Pepper Will be
named. The candidates are; Henry
Nollmer, Democrat Harry Hull Re-
publican. and g. T. Hanley. Progress
sive. Early reports favored Noilmer.
4 light vote was indicated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
CHARRED BONES OF
sHEEPHERDER FOUND

INV leased N1re 60 Evening Herald. !
Cheyenne, Wye. Feb. i0.-Tho
charred bones Of victor phillips. aged
50. a hermit sheep herder near Sher-
man. 80 miles west of here were found
In the ruins Of his cabin today The
origin of the frC which destroyed the
cabin II unknown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
M MESSAGE COMING
On PANAMA C.ANAI. TOLLS

Washington. Feb Representa-
tive Sims Of Tennessee, ranking MEM
beer of the house commerce commit
tee. consulted Proaident Wilson today
about carly action on his bill To repeal
The exemption clause In the Panama
canal act Hc learned that tho presi-
dent intended To deliver no message
to congress on the subject.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
ORIENTAI.s OBJECT To
HINDU ENCITSION

Washlngton( Fob. lO.-Dr r.. lshen
singh. of Punisb, India and stock
ton Cab, and Dr. sudhindra Boss of
ulty nf the University oi Iowa. pro-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
Beats SMortgdgeby
Hanging Self
Colorado Cattleman, Unable to
Raise Funds, Takes Life; /;
Drink Causes Another Sui
eide.

fBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald
. Littlcton, Colo. Feb. iO.---rhc 4
. body OF Hans u. Jhyorts aged I
= 80. was found late yesterday I
= hanging In a barn Of the Pro 4
= gressive dairy. six miles east of I
= here by Ed Paulin, a fellow om- 4
. pioye. Dependency over his in I
= ability To- raise funds TO take up I
= mortgage coming due ON cattle 4
= is believed 10 have caused the
. act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
CoxEY WILL RUN FOR
GOVERNOR OF OHIO

fRv LEASED Wire 90 EyeniiiR tteraid. !
MaHsiilon. o. Feb. i0.~-"0eneraf'
J. T. Coxey. leader ~ an army of un-
employed from Massilion 10 Wash
inston IN 1884 today announced his
candidacy for governor ~ Ohio on
the Socialist ticket ~ tho primaries
next August.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10

. Denver. Fob. i0.-Guido Rit.
= ter, aged 80, was found In dy-
= ing condition today at his home
= here from the effects of large
= dose Of poison. on the table
. was note hearing Ritter's sig
. nature as follows;
. This IL e clear case Of suicide
. on account of drink. cali Mercy
. hospital. Dr. j. Mckay. and no.
= tify the swiss consul Good
= bye to all my friends"
= Ritter died shortly after reach
= ing the. county hospital.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10

Washington, Feb. President
Wilson today pomlpatcd otli A.
IGlazobrook OF .sdzabeth, \. j.. 20 be
consul az Jerusalem, Palestine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
WomdnLedps IS
Stories to Death
Kansas City Shoppers Horrifed
When Fashionably Dressed
Stranger Dives Into Etern.
ity.


By IeRseC wtrc to Evening Herald. !
kansas CITY Mo, Feb. To-
= WiOir hundreds uf shoppers Z
= pass 'd iu the street not go feet :
. away fushionahly dressed wo- Z
. man nNout 80 years old. lcapcd Z
= from tho "ocf Of the a. A. Long Z
= building. "a b,-story structure iu
. the downtown district today and 4
= was dashed 20 death on the c"b-
= Dlostoncs of the alley In the rear 4
= of tho building
= PerFous Boz au office in neigh
. boring high building saw the wo- I
= man climb 20 the rarapct. poisc I
moment clasp her hands aud 4
= dive on head first.
The Initials, g. =. ON her band
korchief furnished mo- clue To Z
= her Identity
= q q a a q q a a a q Z,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
ST. LOUIS EX-C0NvICTs
MURDERED; LIKELY
WORK OF A GANG"
[By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. |

Hy IfastU WIrc 20 IfcfIInE UrFnIh.
81 Louis. Feb i0.-John Burns.
known as "pudgy" and Peter white.
both eX-convicts were found dead Ia
% room Of the Friendly Ten club here
today The floor and wallis were
covered with blood and apparently
they were murdered. The men ara
supposed TO have been victims Of "a
gang murder
N~~-~-~~~~S~~S~~o~
tested 90 Chairman Burnett Of the
house immigration committee TODAY
against legislation 10 exclude Hindus
from the United states. They asked
that before any bill WAS acted on by
the committee that Hindus In this
country have hearing. BnrneH
made no promise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10
INVESTIGATORS BUSY
TURNING ON LIGHT
COPPER MINERS
UNDERPA|D,
ALLEGED

Counsel for Western Fedora.
tiOn Attempts to Show Evils
of Contract System in Mich.
igan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-10

TODAY's NEWS ToDAY-You get
Il IN the HERALD. ESny cents
month or Is cents week delivered
NJ your door; nfsy cents by mail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-23
DECLARES CITY
AS INTERESTED
AS SEWER co.
Superintendent OF Sewerage Company
Charges that Filth from Slaughter Pen,
Storm Sewerage Discharge, as Well as
Sewerage Responsible for Smell.

..The city 81 Brownsville i~ a~ much I'M
tercsted III relieving tho smell alleged ~
be caused by the sewerage plant w. H. the
sewerage company" declared G. II. Mer-
riti. Superintendent of the Brownsville
Sewerage company, a. q Herald rcprr4efl-
tative today when asked concerning the
conditions surrounding the plant IN the
northeastern part oi the city. Mr.. Mer-
ritt charged hat the storm waicr~ from
the city collect and remain in the rc~nra
and also that much filth from thc cItv'
slaughter pen runs INTO the re-aca. re-
mains and decay, adding to the smell in
the northeastern section. which has been
complained NJ I'm City Health Officer Lcow
and citizens ~ that neighborhood.
However, said Mr.. Merritt. the sewerage
company will az once take steps to drain
the resaca adjoining the sewerage plant.
permitting the water "a flow out through
a crt that j. 70 be made under the Iiio
Grande railroad. the water thus 10 be nj
lowed 10 run 20 the coast through other
outlets. Mr.. Merritt stated that the high
bank of the Rio Grandc railroad " what
has heretofore prevented the reSaca being
drained. lie declared that the company
desires 90 do what II can to relieve any dis
Agreeable conditions hat may exist. hut
repeated that the city j. a. much re~pon-
sible for some Of the alleged conditions n
the sewer company.
Mr.. Merritt denied that the plant j. too
small to accommodate the needs "a the
city of Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-23
RIVER RISE HAS
REACHED LAREDO
Rise is Not Expected to Reach Browns
vile Before Sunday Right-low Depth
of River ai This Point Gives Hope that
Rise Will Not be Material deere.

The Houston weather observatory today
advised Mr.. ". y. Hall. weather observer
40 Brownsville, that Laredo today reports
that the rise IN the Rio Grande mas reached
that point. The river there IA : o'clock
this morning was sixteen feet and eight
inches above normal and was Strll riSing.
The crest reached Eagle Pas yesterday.
where q depth ~ thirty-two feet was noted.
The rise III the Rio Grrnde = rot cx-
pccted to reach Brownsville before sun
day night, and that it will not materially
affect the stream nj this point j. the belief
Ut the river observers. The great rise IN
the upper stream viii nave dwindled "a
probably seven feet when It reachcS here
The river fell here probably two inches
during last night. and H. below normal
depth. M rams arc reported today from
tho san Juan watershed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-23
Benefit for Football Team-The d.

Benefit for Football Team-Thc Dream
land theatcr has announced n special pro-
gram tonight. the occasion being 4 hcne-
III for the football team Of the Browns
tlicaier gives the boys \ percentage If the
receipts. and lhe members NJ TIE team. IT,
dividually and collectively. have called
upon their friends 20 assist them IN the
purchase "a 4 complete outfit Of uniforms.
Shorthand class now forming. New pu-
pil~ enrolled until November l. Address
4. lIerald.-l030 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-23
PRESIDENT WILSON SIGNS
ALASKAN COAL BILL

Washington. II. G.. oct. 3l.-Prc-idcnt
Wilson signed the Alaskan coal land lea>-
mg bin, opening the coal fields 81 Alaska.
Because al restrictions put on the output
of coal fron Canada To Alaska since the
Europcan war began, the bill Was hurried
through Congress
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-23
Paved Streets in Pad FiG--

Paved Streets in BAD FiN--Cau-ed hv
ihe rams of TIE past acy'r4l '-lI the creO-
.Sottd block in several parts WI tie paved
district weIlcd during last night. making
repairs very necessary. One place e-peci-
ally in bad repair fronts the post office or
Tenth Street. and another upheaval wa-
on Eleventh street. fronting the Mcr-
chants bank huilding. City Engineer
Davis ha~ been authorized PSI the paving
company IN make such repair a- ar rco
'--ary, and y i- expected that hc Will at
once place men m work repairing these
nllce-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-23
Ed. OLIVER RELEASED
FROM CUSTODY THROUGH
EFFORTS OF ATTORNEY

Ed Oliver, who was detained in RcynoSa
and Matamoros for several weeks in con
rcction with q cattle exporting difficulty.
has heen given h. complete release IN
the military Officials IN Matamoro>. ac-
cording % W. X. Jones of Brownsville.
Oliver attorney. Mr.. Oliver i, Still IN
Mexico. being engaged IN the business MI
buying and exporting cattle.