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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-06
MAYToRENA TO CALI ELECTION
Said That This Action Terminates
 Troubles

DOUGLAS. June 5.-Prscucal set clement of the difficulties between Governor Maytorena and the Pesqueira factions in Sonora, has been reached, it is reported following agreement Of the Governor to issue a call within a few days for the election of members of new State Chamber of Deputies. to take the place of the legislature dissolved by him over a yea ago
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Creation of New Central Zone
 Means Others Win Lead Ad- vance on San Luis PotoSi and Mexico City in Time to Come.
Mediators Protest Delivery Arms, Apparently Under U. s. Pro-
 lection, at TampicO Before
 Carranza Reply; Is Delaying.

FL PASO. June 5--It probably will be several days before Cauanza ar- riyes at saltulo and issues his answer to the proposal of the mediation con- ference at Niagara Falls. lt was an- nounced by his agents here that Villa will leave Chihuahua City tomorrow to confer with Carranza at ToTeon. where he remained today
 The two are expected to confer about the relative positions of Villa, commanding the northern military zone. and General Natera, recently appointed by Carranza as head of the newly formed central zone, covering the territory through which Villa eN- pecled to move on his march toward the capital
 The new zone places Natera in command of the campaign against San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas, cities which Villa originally was expected Go attack, following his victories at Tor reon and SalUllo.
 The bureau ol information at Juarez has issued a bulletin saying that Gen eral Pablo Gonzales, commander of the Eastern military zone, is on his way Go Saluuo to meet Carranza.
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mEorAroRs KEEP AHEAD.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 5.-Sun without any intimation of what Car ranzas answer would be as to repre- sentauon here. the mediators and the delegates spent the day working out the details Of a general peace plan. There were no conferences.
 The American delegates remained in their apartments on the American side studying all the various phases They are iamiliarizing themselves with much data which Washington is send ing them about individuals mentioned for the new provisional government
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CYCLONE IN IOWA

ROSTERS. June 5.-A cyclone swept down upon the farm of James Allen late this afternoon, seriously in- turing Mrs Meth Hoogsterp and her three children. A farm hand, named Sorenson is missing. A Chicago Northwestern passenger train missed the cyclone by few minutes lt was stopped by the wseckage along the track. The storm followed a day of intense heat
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FUNSTON AFTER eRAsBERs

VERA CRUZ. June 5-Brigtdier General Funston has announced that he contemplates appointing a commits sion of Mexican residents and Ameri- can army officers to investigate the
 increased cost of living in Vera Cruz since American occupation Com plaints have reached him that whole. sale dealers and importers have been squeezing the retail dealers and hotel keepers lt is said if the investigation
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GREAT eRrrArN's uLrlmArum

LONDON, (SATURDAY). June G. The Daily Express asserts that Sir Edward Grey British Foreign Minister has notified Wilson in friendly but uneQuivocal terms that if Villa be- comes president of Mexico the British government will demand exact saus' faction for the murder of William s. Benton. who was killed in February by rebels
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-06

Persona fortune for the inventor and a now paving era are the fruits f lifetime devoted by Frank B. Dunn of ConHealt, O. Co the perfec- aou of a simple little process of shapWg paving brick SO that projec- aors keep a uniform iuJerstice for .he -rou hIler and SO engage it that .ue pavement becomes a perfect Muro'Ith
 Through Duua's invention. finely ground shalc or clay IS mixed with wlleI unto a stiff mud. which is forced through a die forming a con. tnuoas column The column in travel ilg eser the cutter plates ls sliced
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STURGEON CASE TO JURY.

DENVER, June 5.-The case of Robert l.. owens, one of ten defend ants charged with abduction and rob bery of Rev Ous l.. Sturgeon of Des Moines, was placed in the bands of the jury late today. Witnesses for the defense stated that Owen was at homo tho nigbt of the abduction, and also that Owen was not dressed in the man ner Sturgeon had declared
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VILLA IS SILENT

CHIHUAHUA, June Creating of the central division of the army and placing it in command of General Natera are matters entirely within the province of General Carranza," said Villa when asked whether he wished to comment on the turn in CaTanza military affairs
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ARMS LANDED AT TAMPIco.
Vessel From Galveston Makes Deliv- cry With Knowledge of U. S.

WASHINGTON June 5.-lnforma- ton reached Washington tonight that the American schooner Sunshine, from Galveston landed ammunition at Tam pico for the rebels without interfer- enCe on the part of the United States or the Huerta government The news was received in official quarters here without comment.
 The presence of the Sunshine at Tampico with arms for the rebels has been known to the Washington gov ernment for several days. Actual de- livery of the munitions of war without interference is regarded as significant.
 With the Cuban steamer Antilla enroute from New York to Tampico with arms consigned to CaTanza's forces there has been much specula- ton as to what the United States will do in case Huerta should attempt to blockade the port Every indication tonight was that the United States would maintain its previously an- nounced position that Tampico is an open port.
 Should Huerta's gunbOats at Puerto Mexico manifest any sign of moving toward Tampico. Admiral Badger is instructed to report at once to Wash ington The Mexican vessels have been kept under close surveillance.
 Movements of arms, pending the re. suits of the mediators' proposals to the rebels to participate in the peace negotiations, have been followed by rumors of disapproval on the part of the South American envoys. In fact there have been widespread reports that the mediators protested against the United States permitting the de livery of ammunition to the rebels al Tampico
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FEAR DISASTER.

NEILSVILLE, June 5.-Fear of repe- ution of the Black river falls disaster of three years ago has alarmed the residents of towns along the Black river which tonight is a racing tor rent Reports of today's damage show that several bridges were washed away, small buildings razed and dams destroyed.
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INTENSE HEAT ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS. June 5-There was no relief from the heat wave today, the government thermometer reaching a maximum of a. The forecaster said the heat would probably be broken to- night Several prosuauons were re- ported The schools have been closed.
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PIRATES AGAIN LOSE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-rhe home team took advantage Of the wild ness of Pittsburg's twirlerE and vis- itors' errors. McQuillan, OToole were knocked off the rubber Mayer pitched masterly ball prevented Hans Wagner who needs only two hits to reach the three thousand mark for baseball car. eer from getting a safety.
 R. H F. Pittsburg .......,.....-.. ' Philadelphia ..........,...l 10 U Batteries-HvQuillsn, O'Toole, Le- clair BamauX and Gibson, haiora' Moran: Mayer and Killifer
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TIGERS AND BROWNS
 DIVIDE TWO GAMESI
 GIANTS AND REDS FALL
Days Results in the Big Leagues Are Bad For the Leaders of the National; Rain in
 Certain Quarters.

DETROIT, June 5.-Detroit and SL Louis split a doubleheader here today. Cobb, who has been out of the game for some time with a fractured rib, ran for Neach in the eighth. Stole third, but was caught off base later.
 First game R. H. E. St. Louis .....,........... 6 2 belIOll .....-..-...--. II
 Batteries-Hamilton, James and Az new; Dubuc and Stanage. (Ten in- nings)
 Second game R. II. E. SJ. Louis ....-..,,........ 0 Detroit ............... 2 q
 Batteries--James and Crossin; Nam and Mckee Give innings, called by agreement)
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into brick by common piano wire, guided by slots in the steel plates
 ln lglO two and a half million of these wire-cut-mg bricks were pro- duced The 1914 output will exceed OO,OO0,0O0 The entire output of plants now equipped for the new process exceeds a half billion and soon will be all of the new type
 Dunns stor, is the typical strug- gle Of a noor boy with a big idea He
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-06

Miss Helen Heyl, daughter Of Co. C. II. Heyl. U. s. A., and one of the prettiest girls in the army circle at Washington, will become the bripf of Lieut.. Milo ?. FoS of the eng neers early in the fall. Ihe engae ment was recently announced.
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BIG WESTINGHOUSE STRIKE.
Ten Thousand Men out-t5, ,OoO More
 May Be Called.

PITTSBURG, June 5.-Ten thou sand workmen employed by the West inghouse interests in the plants of the Westinghouse Electric Manufac- turing Co.,, the Westinghouse Machine Co.,, and Pittsburg Meter Co., struck today Not a wheel in the vast cleo trical works was moved during the afternoon.
 Delegates from each of sixty depart. ments held meetings tonight to delib- crate over the question of extending the strike to other industries. AT. fcting 15,OOO more workers.
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discloses the existence of such condi- lions. Funston may seek permission from the War Department to sell army supplies to individuals in order 10 re- store prices to normal level
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CARDS DEFEAT GIANTS.

NEW YORK, June 5.--St Louis bat ted in four runs in the eighth inning today, defeating New York, who field ed poorly behind Marquard.
 R. Fl. E. s. Louis ............-.... J New 1Ork ..,............, F Q Batteries-PerTitt Robinson and Wingo; MarQuard and Meyers.
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BRAVES TRIM REDS.

BOSTON, June 5.-Ames had poor control. which combined with neldng errors and Boston's heavy hitting gave the locals a victory today. Evers drove in three runs.
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CUBS OPEN WlTH WIN.

BROOKLYN, June 5.-The Chicago Nationals began their first Eastern in- vasion by defeating Brooklyn today.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
srovALL's MUFP COSTLY

KANSAS CITY, Juno 5~-stoyalls huff of Ksnworthy'E throw to com
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No other games played.
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FOR ARlzoN A. Showers north DOT. ton; warmer central and southeast region.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11
FRENCH REPORT ADMITS
RETIRE VI BEFORE GERMANS

Paris Noy % t2:50 o. m.l-Tue
French official statement his after
noon says That the nght.lg was rp-
aumed yesterday morning with very
sreat scferIf, between Nlcuport and
the l.ys. Tn, French forces generally
we've successful in maintaining their
front but % is admitted hat the GER
mHls toward The end OF the day suc-
ceedcd .n taking possession of DIX
nude The british TROOPS are de-
s,ri1ed 1s having repulsrd ne enemy
Ian several points At other points on
.thc Ene the French claim slight pro-
'gress.
The text Hf me statement follows.
ON our lsii wi7s the hehtiug was
resumed yesterday moruiur hcfv e,n
Nlcuport Oh Tine las. with ODD Ecly
great degree 90 seycrits. GepcIatlg
speaking our 'front.' was maintained in
spite a. the Violence and the strength
ot th" German attacks directed
against certain 81 our points OF sup
port.
To ths north or Newport We were
even able tu occupy Lpmbacrtzydc and
advance beyond this Town. nut toward
tho end of th, day the Gcrma1s sue-
rooded iu taking possession OF Dis
nude. w.. stall hold QUA position ou
the ~appruarhc. 90 this town. aioug the
canal from Niouport to Yrres which
haas uocu firmly occupied The fsht-
ING was very hot az these places
The British troops attacked also
at several points. succeeded every
where bee stopping the enemy.
"pu thc rest OF the front the gem
ernl situation shows no change with
the exception "a slight progress hy
our forces to .he north uf ~uissous
aud bon The rcgion 20 the west oi Nllliy.
o1 the right bank OF the Aisnc. out
side Of these points. the state OF the
wenther permitted only minor %enEaac-
ments, which resulted successfully Tor
Dr. Particularly al Coiucourt three
kHometers north ~ the forest OF Par
roy We routed a detachment 81 me
enemy
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GERMANY GIVES OUT LITTLE
NEWS on IMPORTANCE

Berlin. Nov 1t-tby wireless -
Included in the Information given out
90 the press today from official quar-
ters is the following
The rout of "a russian battalion
near kouln t33 miles northeast OF
Kaliscz, in Russian PolauuI by a de-
tachment of German cavalry. appears
Geo have been thorough. and while this
engagement be- without great import
aucc % shows tho offensive spirit OF
the German troops SO other news
has been received from thc eastern
arena.
special dispatches received from
CzernoWitz. iu B~ukuwiua. report inn
purtaut movements OF RUSSIAN troops
are taking place loo He-sarabia and
East Gaiicia, apparently inspired uy
the campaign against Turkey. The
Vienna Freudcuulatt has published e.
dispatch from ~Czcrnowitz saving that
the Russians on November o threw
shells lato that city, but their bat-
ieties speedily were siiouced An ad-
vance skirmish before C|zernoWitz
ended boa "a Russian retreat.
"Consiantinoplo reports the com
tinuauon Of Turkish offensive move
ments on the Darsslan border lu spite
OF snow. other reports received here
from Athens declare that the Turkish
operations against Egypt are pro-
Dressing and that there is much mii-
tary activity in syria. The Turkish
sovcrnment declares with emphasis
That the report la thc Paris Temps OF
rioiing uu the part of Turkish Ar
mcuians b. a HAT lie.
During the past week the specie
reserve OF the German Imperial bank
Increased -, 000. 900 marks $3.50
0o0l while the circulation of notes
decreased 10000. 900 marks O22i.-
Goa. 00O).
1T De- reported here from Athens
that Bulgaria has refused 90 adopt
the anti-Turklsh attitude suggested
hy the triple alliance powers in re-
turn for IA promise of the addition
OF Adrianople~to bulgarian territory.
The Bulgarian minister az Rome
has said in an interview hat bulgaria
demands the restitution OF the terri
tories Inhabited by Rnlearlans. Bull
garia viii keep neutral in The pres
ent war. the minister declares. and
under 30 circumstances viii "a. light
Turkey.
The president Of thc Turkish
chamber Of deputies. Huil Hey. hes
arrived a. Bucharest. Rumania. on r.
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NO CHANGE IN GERMAN
ATTITUDE TOWARD
RELIEF OF BELGIANS

Washington, Noy. l.-SecretHrv
Bryan announced today after @ zone
ference with Count Won Feru-
stor1. The German ambassador. that
fncro haI been no change IN the plan
originally approved by The German
government Tor IA, transportation OF
relief supplies Co Belgium.
The Belgian minister. Mr. Haven
is ip View YORK ARRANGING for the
lIling pf f.Fe supply ships being out.
Niini tor Belgiaus Dy the various re-
lief committees in This country
Their" seems 20 be no disposition IN
official circles here q object 90 the
demand of German military authori-
i'"e boz Belgium that Inhabitants seek
IuE relief 60 Co work % able to do Fo.
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Carrduza's promises not 90 re-im-
pose customs duties collected Dog
American officials during Tho occupa-
ton. and Co protect natives who have
served Brigadier General Funston,
probably viii be accepted as sufficient.
similar pledges from gutierrez. the
new provisional president. are 'N-
pected. Tho American officials ha',
collected several millions in customs
duties. which are Geo ~" turned over Zoo
She Mexican government. That fact
.s taken hy many officials as % guar
antec that the a%shi1gtou government 81
demands viii Roe complied with.
Copies oi Carraull's decree we're
received today by TOO stat, depart
mcut. 10 rrants umucstF ta ll MrNl01nS
who served the American government.
Boo reward for their patriotic spirit ln
rejecting the protection OF the United
states and trusting Co the justice of the
Mexican government. Nothing Is said
about protection Cor nuns and priests
who took refuge iu Vera cruz. ora'
assurances. however. hayc been given
that they would not boz harmed and
the general opinion Is that the Wash
ingtou government Will not or-ue that
question further.
The understanding among officials
rs that President wilson i- willing Goo
withdraw tho American forces. cspec-
ially lon view OF the faci that a COM
flies OF Nlla and Carrgnza troops ia
that vicinity nigh, raise further enl-
ulrr1ssiup and delicate questions Tor
fh. fruftsd states
Tn, American troops will be with
drawn ON the ET0uud chat the %
CIH,ntcs convention ordered Carranzu
Co issue ,hc decree which h, has now
proclaimed and 5l factions arc aeread
tu support th, conditions set forth o'
tho United states a9 u~rc-roluieit" t'
evacuation.
The impression prevails r many
quarters that the Jri-'d states WIZ
await the determination ut which is
tho executive OF N,Xieo. General car
ranza or General Gutiorr'z-nci"r.
delivering the funds.
Hrpadier GcnerlI Funston with M
troops at the Fittn brigade and the
marine regiment remaining, has about
$500 men at Vera Cruz. The eNarua-
ton would take about a. week after
the order ia ei,cu, for time 90 move
army transports and pussioly charter
merchant vessels. The Fifth hrisad"
troopers may return Goo Galveston ANA
the marine regiments probably VIII
bee distributed to the i~utntanan"
camp ana other stations
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the inside passage 90 Alaska Co devil
alto from the course hitherto followed.
Although uo German vessel has set
entered the North Pacanc, and The
British cruisers New Castle, swiftsure
and Rainbow and the japanese cr-isor
idzumo are p|atrolllng the coast, the
people of Victoria. Vancouver an"
Prince Rupert AVE been extremely
nervous over reports that the way
WAS open for e German naval attack
on their cities. The strait OF Fuea
near Victoria has been mined, guns
have been placed commanding the
narrows near Vancouver and other de-
frusl,e steps have been taken.
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and neither il wounded according %
an announcement ny the admiralty
this afternoon
The admiralty adds that he losses
ON the Emdan are uuolGclllly report
"d 1s goo killed and 3o wounded. NO
mrthcr details have nc,u received.
The admiralty has siveu directions
that aIl houors of war bc accorded ID"
the survivors of the Emdcu and that
b captain and his officers are mot
To- Doe deprived of their swords.
Prince Francis Joseph ~ Hoheu-
zollcru b. the second son Of william,
Prince of H~uheuzolleru. head OF the
u~ou-reigning branch of tho house lie
.s % years Did and 90 lieutenant Ia
the navy Ills sister. Princess Au
gustlne victoria, was married last
ycar Go Manuel former king ct pur-
tuEal
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CONSPIRACY BREAKS OFT
AGAINST GERMANS AND TiRkS

London. Nov o. Ol.2t D. m)-A
dispatch Co the Exchange Telegraph
company from Athens SAYS
IN is learned that "a conspiracy has
broken out &c Constantinople against
the Germans and Young TURKS. The
chief cunspirators were arrested ANA
shot.
The population oi the ottoman
capital. becoming very excited as "a
result OF the Turkish defeats cox sun
day. visited resentment ON q number
OF German non-commissioueu off,
GERS. whom they attacked
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RATTLE At NNCO
BECOMES \ REAL FIGHT

Washington. Noy. 1l-EVerts o.
Naco have moved with unexpected
rapid!ty. according 60 q report to mo
war department. today from Hrie'dier
General Bliss. Secretary Garrison
summarized the situation Ia this state
meui.
There was heavy rife fire al yes
terdav afternoon which Colonel Hat
field intcrprcJs as am EFFORT ON toe
par' 81 General INNS forces Co pre-
vent General Maytorena from eeitin-
into position for attack Al a:t'
O'clock three guns nrilE shrIpnei
opened from the east O. two from
The southwest ANA continued Wink
until dark ON HiI's position. Mayt"-
rena has Informed Coiouel Hathelu
that what he was doing was a de-
fensiye move and not an nitack.
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
PREP ARIlS ron Defense

ottawa, ont, Nov I'LL was Of
hcially announced today that the
western portion at Broughton strait
near Vancouver island had con
closed Go navigation for purposes 81
defense shipping has been notified
that vessels between Johnston strait
and queen Charlotte sound must take
the Weyuton passage and Black Fish
sound
Vessels going by way Of Ellen Point
channel are ln danger OF being hTed
upon IL b. announced. While mo- rca-
son has been assigned officially for
this action. % Is popularity believed
10 be- due Ca apprehension aa to pos
sible attack from the German fleet
hat defeated British warships re-
Gently Oft h coast OF chile.
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What's Doing in The High School

Las, n.sht promptly 5t O'Clock the
pratoriral contest was held Boo the
auditorium. Tho contestants aIl did
well. bat the judges took less than 90
minutes Go decide that Donald Wilson
vas the ono to carry the h,gh school
1suHcr jon the state contest tu occur
during the teachers convention. Th'
program Tor the o,e1ius was gs iol-
lows.
Vocal sOlo-"Thou Art Like Unto q
Flower HnTteusc SWitzer.
Dratiou-'Our Merchant Marine
James Blair.
Otation-"Thc Undcy,loped Asset
OF New Mexico" Thomas Calkins.
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BERLIN HEARS TURKS
AItE DOING RIGHT WELL.

berlin Nov. lI-Oy wirclessl -
The Turks are meeting with consid-
erahlc success IN their operations ~
the Caucasus and ON tho Egyptian
frontier, according to official an-
nouncement made hy the Turkish
government and giyen out in Berlin.
They have occupied Shoikzar fort az
~ Arish. Egypt. and taken four field
guns from the enemy Tue Russians
in the Caucasus have beea forced to
retire Co their second line ut defense
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TO ArIIXG n
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Many q sufferer ia Albuquerque.

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aud swollen worse troubles may
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