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The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, it is provided in the
constitution OF the United States, the
United States protects every state in
the union on application OF its legis-
lature or of It's executive. when the
Legislature cannot be convened.
against domestic violence; and,
whereas. the governor of Colorado
has represented that domestic vio-
lence exists in that state which the
authorities are unable to suppress.
and has represented that it is i'm
possible to convene the legislature in
time to meet the present emergency:
and whereas. the law OF the United
States requires that in case of insur-
rection in any state or obstruction of
laws thereof, whenever in the judg-
ment OF the president. it becomes
necessary the use of military forces
shall forthwith by proclamation COM
mand the insurgents to disperse. re-
tire peaceably to their respective
abodes within limited time.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
CARLSON DEMANDS
ARMS FROM EVERY
DEALER IN COUNTY
District Attorney Leads Busi-
ness Men; Peace Party Fails
TO Stop Army"

~ OULDER, Colo. April 2S.+( BY
rh Associated Press l-Aroused by
the attack last night on the
Hecla mine, near Louisville. which
was continued today, business men
of Boulder and Longmont are or
Sanizing volunteer companies to
move against the strikers, providing
the peace commission which was
sent out by the county commission
ers. failed to persuade the COM
batants to cease At 10:30 the
strikers were reported advancing
through a railroad. cut west OF
Hecla mine into close quarters. Tel
ephone lines are down. The attacks
on the Vulcan mine. the Lafayette
and Gerham mine at Marshall last
night were of short duration. No
casualties We're reported. The wom-
en- and children OF the strikers have
taken refuge in the cellars of their
homes.
At noon it was announced that all
arms and ammunition in the posses
sion Of dealers in Boulder. Weld and
l.arimer counties has been requisi-
toned for the citizen volunteers un-
der the orders of District Attorney
Carlson who has taken charge of the
situation here Advices to the state
that the citizens OF the counties vol
unteered and sheriff is waiting or
ders to march on Louisville. Carlson
telephoned the strike leaders at Erie,
Marshall, Superior. Lafayette to keep
the men at home.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

set OF plans.
The same man is authority for the
statement that the specifications all
call for the east abutment. which was
recently Investigated, to be 13 feet
below the bed OF the river and not
13 feet below the low water leval ir
the river. II this statement Is true,
the abutment instead of being up to
specifications is but six feet below
the bottom OF the river and, accord
ing to some engineers. is unsafe.
The Sentinel is unable at this time
to confirm any OF these statements
but the fact that they are made with
out equivocation and that they are
known to the mayors investigating
beard, justifies their publication.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

Now. therefore. /. Woodrow Will
son. president of the United States.
hereby admonish all good citizens of
the United States. all persons within
the territorial Jurisdiction of the
United States against aiding. counte-
nancing, abetting or taking part in
such unlawful proceedings. | here
by warn all persons engaged or con-
nected with said domestic violence
and obstruction of laws to disperse,
retire peaceably to their respective
abodes on or before the thirtieth day
of April, 1914.
In testimony whereof. hereunto
set my hand and cause the seal of the
United States to be fixed. Done in
the city of Washington. April 2S,
year of our Lord. A. d. 1914 and of
the independence OF the United States
of America the 13Sth.
WOODROW WILSON,
by the President.
VIM. ]. BRYAN.
Secretary Of State
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
SEXES
ENGLISH YARDS
At VERA CRUZ
BTitlShers Wanted High Price
and Fletcher Just Went and
Took EN-.
Y ERA CRUZ, April 2S.-(By
" Associated Press. Rear Adj

x IERA CRUZ, April 2S.-CBy
" Associated Press. Rear Adj
miral Fletcher last evening
seized the piers. yards and buildings
OF the Terminal Company. a British
owned concern. control over which
was regarded necessary. TO facilitate
the resumption of normal business to
this city. He had been endeavoring
to rent The property. but could not
reach terms, as he considered that
the figure offered was exorbitant.
British Admiral Craddock advised
the president OF the company to pre-
sent his claims to the British foreign
office.
The Terminal company is a Brit
ish concern. most OF the stock OF
which is held by railroads. two OF
which are British owned. For the
operation of the property the militia
~ authorities are using railroad
men who have Just arrived here.
The state department received n
report from Consul Simpich at No
gales that li5 Americans with l3
children, had arrived BY train from
Torreon. Another train from Culia-
can is expected. Eostetter reported
his arrival at Nogales from Hermo-
sillo with GO Americans. 1t is ex-
pected that 80 more will arrive from
Sinaloa. Consul Garrett reported
that all Americans had been re-
moved from the Nuevo Laredo dis
trict
Ccpsul Cauadas hiss M f,sTovmn lon.
fof the Americana at Tachuca but
said that those detained al Orizaba
were well cared for The railroad
from Vera Cruz To Mexico City is
being rapidly destroyed between
Tejera and the capital. Ties are be-
ing burned and the rails loaded on
the cars and taken away. Canada
has received the assurances OF the
Brazilian minister at Mexico City
that the Americans were In no dan
ger except one who arrested and
proofs were found that he had con-
nived with the revolutionists'
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Makes Startling Charges About
Plans for Main Street Bridge
"HAT three separate sets Of spec

THAT three separate sets OF speci-
fications for the Main street
= bridge exist. each of which pur-
ports to be the official specifications
and all of which are different in
many essentials, is the declaration
of local man whose connection with
tho preliminary work on the bridge
gives him the voice OF authority.
While desiring his name to be sup
pressed this gentlemen declares that
there is no way to check up the act
ual measurements of the bridge sup
erstructure except by. a comparison
with all three sets OF plans. II is de-
clared that the bridge drawing and
specification headings are similar In
each case but that the figures have
been filled out differently in each
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Cavalry Assaults Unionists Entrenched in McNaly Mine
at Walsen; Larimer, Fremont F1uerfano and Boulder
Counties Hold Armed Camps Of Determined Miners
Washington Co. April 28-(By Associated Press )esl Wilson today de-
Cded order federal troops into Colorado restore order The coal strike region The
decision was reached after the cabinet had nberate for two hours
wv ASHINGTON, ID. C., April 2s.
w -tBy Associated Press.)-

President Wilson decided to-
day to order federal troops to Colo
RADIO to restore order in the coal
strike district, where virtual civil
war exists. The decision WAS reach
ed after the President had gone
over the Colorado situation with the
cabinet during the greater part of II
two-holIr session. and n proclamation
will be issued ordering federal sol
diers to the scene OF the industrial
conflict. The number of troops will
--e decided ON ut II conference of the
President with Secretary Garrison.
The President, in II telegram to
Governor Ammous requests that
the state legislature which con-
venes May +, consider the whole
situation so that means may be pro-
vided FOR the state to reassei1 au-
thurity and limit the operation of
the federal troops. The President
also asks that the inilitin he with
drawn temporarily while the federal
troops restore order. After the con-
ference OF Garrison and the Presi-
uent, the President received II re-
port from Chairman Foster of the
house committee on mines and on
the latter's interview with Rockefel-
Ter, Jr., IN New \ ork yesterday. Fos-
ter said the interview failed to re-
lieve the situation. The President
has delayed action till the cabinet
meeting is held.
Orders were prepared by Secretary
Garrison for a detail OF troops from
Fort Leayenworth, kas., to Trinidad
and Ludlow and from Fort Russell
to Canon City.
In the proclamation to the people
Of the United States the president
commanded that all violence and dis
order cease. In conclusion of the
lengthy proclamation the president
states that the federal troops will not
be used to inject the power OF the
federal government into the contro-
versy which produced the situation,
but settlement of the controversy
that is strictly within the field of
the state power.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
AMMONS BEES
CITIZENS TO
KEEP HPEACEn

n ENVER, April 2S-(By Asso-
ciated Press. I'm the issuance
- of a proclamation by the gov
ernor to "all law abiding and peace
loving citizens of Colorado to give
their moral and active support in the
effort to restore peace In the strike
districts he called attention today to
the conditions which the proclama-
ton described as state OF insur-
rection." The proclamation de-
clared that the state authorities had
one desire, to restore and maintain
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
SIX
AMERICANS
EXECUTED

Associated Press.
Vera Cruz, Apr. 28-An unconfirm-
ed report has reached here that six
Americans were taken from the Jail
at Cordova and executed. Another
is said to have been killed in vii
lage sixty miles south of here. Meth
Ell Admiral Fletcher nor Consul Can
ada had what they regarded as con-
elusive information of the execution
but are investigating.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Trinidad Woman
Frightened Out Of
City; Is Here

Conditions in Trinidad are so bad
that it is unsafe for woman TO ven
ture on the streets after night. The
city is overrun with wild and law
less element that makes it unsafe for
anybody to stay there. says Mrs. A.
G. Fisk, who accompanied by her
three children arrived this morning
from that strike-cursed city. for an
indefinite visit with her mother-in-
law, Mrs. E. w. A. Fisk OF this city
Mrs. Fisk says that conditions
have become intolerable and it was
decided that she and the children
had better move to place of safety.
The city is gripped in restless spirit
which would only take a small incl
dent to bring the warning factions to-
gether, she says.
Mrs. Fisk Is the wife OF Dr. A. c.
Fisk. a prominent veterinarian of
Trinidad. who was visiting in Grand
Junction several weeks ago.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
HORRIBLE TREATMENT TO
IMPRISONED AMERICANS

Vera Cruz. April 2S.-Sleeping on
the stone tagging OF the Jail at Pa
ito, with insufficient food and no
sanitation and threatened every
night with assassination by drunken
jailers. was the experience OF Amer
lean and other foreigners, includ-
ing women and children, confined
at Corboda. Their release today was
promised by General Mas in reply
to request from American Consul
Canda. through messenger. who
returned here today.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
HOME RULE ARMY
GETS ARMS FROM
AMERICA TODAY
Now as Well Armed as the UI-
sterites;; Latter Has 10000
New Rifles.
Associated Press.

Londonderry. Eng. April 2S.-
Irish nationalists volunteers. body
similar to the Ulster unionists. even
ed matters with their political op-
ponents today by successfully land
ing large consignment OF arms
and weapons. which it is said were
brought from America and taken
ashore at remote spot on the coast
county Donegal, in the far western
part of Ulster. The size of the con-
slgnment of arms is unknown.
The unionists received 10000 rifles
and 500 rounds OF ammunition April
%.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
MILITARY SPLITS
IN FOUR SECTIONS
TO ATTACK MINERS
Gen. Chase Takes Two Hundred
Men TO Chandler; VerdeCk-
berg at Ludlow.
TRINIDAD, Colo, April 2S.-The
force of $50 militiamen split
I into four divisions today. facing

TRINIDAD, Colo, April 2S.-The
force of $50 militiamen split
= into four divisions today, facing
a body OF strikers estimated at
more than two thousand. The strik-
ers' army is concentrated at Las
Animas, Huerfano county in the
southern field and in Fremont coun-
ty, where on Sunday the Chandler
mine was captured, and at Boulder
county in the northern fields.
General Chase today divided his
force. Two hundred men we're ta-
ken from Fremont county and start
ed with 110 others for the north.
The remainder stayed in Fremont.
In Huerfano the 100 infantry and
cavalry were at noon preparing to
attack force of 100 which last
night captured the McNally mine and
made a vigorous attack on other
property. At Ludlow Col. Verdeck-
berg is commanding the main militia
~ establishment with $50 militia
rnen to protect the mines OF Las
Aaimas county.
Sheriff Farr of Huerfano county
said that firing in the Walsen mine
had ceased just before noon. and
the militia had not yet gone TO the
scene of the fighting. He said one
dead striker was brought to Wal
senburg, and one seriously wounded
was taken to rueblo. Word was re-
ceived at Ludlow that General Chase
with 100 men was preparing 10
leave Fremont county for the north
ern coal fields. IL was announced
that the military authorities would
invite the United Mine Workers to
have witnesses before the military
commission which is investigating
the battle at Ludlow, to fix the
blame for killing the women and
children.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

order" He declared that until thi.
Is accomplished there can be no ma
chinery to secure justice in the
courts The proclamation con-
cludes:
The peace officers of the state
are urged to arrest and, hold per-
sons caught collecting arms and call
ing for volunteers to be used against
the constituted authority of the
state
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Associated Press.

Denver, April 2s-The word that
the President had ordered federal
troops to Colorado, where the strike
has been in progress since Sept. %.
was received with general satisfac-
tion by the state, the union and op-
orators headquarters here
Good! exclaimed the governor
Il believe order will be restored
speedily"
j. F. Welborn. speaking for the
operators, said that lat no time in
the last eight months has there been
any real question except the main
tetnance of law and order"
Horace n. Hawkins, council for
the miners union. said: we will
aid in every way We can to quiet the
situation"
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
STRIKERS WILL LAY
DOWN ARMS TO U. S.
TROOPS, IS PROMISE
TBy Associated Press.

} Trinidad, Colo. April Is
} General John Brown, in COM
} mand of the strikers military
, camp on the outskirts of Trim
} idad, when informed that fed
} eral troops will be sent into
} the district, declared that the I
} men would surrender to the
regulars and lay down their
arms.
) I'VE will gladly deliver our
guns to the regulars he said,
} 'and then the strike will be
} settled on its merits"
} o. 900 90 . . = = . . . = = I
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. d. c.. April IS
President Wilson's first caller today
who discussed the strike situation.
Following his visit the President
and Secretary of War Garrison con-
ferred to determine what would be
done about Governor Ammons re-
quest for federal troops in the strike
zone. Thomas said he believed that
troops would be ordered to the
strike zone.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
nv As,orinted prrs.j

Washington, u. c., April 2s.
Spanish Ambassador Riano.
in charge of the affairs of Mex
leo here. today informed Sccre-
tary Bryan that Huerta had un-
conditionally accepted the prin-
ciple OF mediation AZ involved
In the proposal OF Brazil, Ar
gentine and Chile.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
ESQ men
PERISH
IN Mine
Associated Press.

Beckley, W. Va, (3;45 p. m i,
April 2S.-Two hundred and fifty
men were entombed this afternoon BY
an explosion in the mine of the New
River Galleries Company. at Eccles,
W. Va. The crew that was organized
found two men near the entrance at
the bottom. Both were burned fatal
ly. Another party was organized and
tried to enter 1t feared that almost
if not all those entombed have perish
ed in the mine.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

Walter Cool, district manager for
the National Cash Register company.
covering all states west OF the Miss
issippi, arrived this morning from
Denver and will be in Grand juno
tion for several days, looking over
the western slope outlook.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
IBy As.oriuted Press I

Washington. ID. e., April ~.
-i'rigadier General Funston
and United States troops ar
rived nt Vera Cruz today and
are preparing TO land. according
To an official dispatch To the
war department about II am.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

A new Harley Davidson motorcycle
arrived this morning from Denver for
De Witt Carson. II is 1914 model.
After seriously considering the Of
fer made to him by the Harley people
to take charge of their Colorado
Springs branch. Felix Carson has de-
cided to turn IL down.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Inr Associated pres..l

Washington. u. C., April II.
Two federal generals and
their commands were driven by
the constitutionaiists from the
southern part or Nnevo Leon
when attempting to cross the
United States border. 30 miles
above Laredo, Tex, the state
department reports.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
IBy Associated Press. |

Seattle, Wash, April 2s.-
The cruiser West Virginia sailed
today for Mazatlan via Mare
Island. She carries Rear Adj
miral Doyle, who takes COM
mand Of division of the Pa
cific fleet. The cruisers Chatta-
nooga and Nicksburg are pre-
pairing to sail.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
VIII son ORDERS TROOPS PSTOTRINIDM)
SNAPPY BRIEFS
ABOUT MEXICO
lib, Associnted Pres L

Vera Cruz, April 3.S.-Six
Mexican federal soldiers who
wandered too close 10 the Amer
lean lines, were captured late
yesterday by marines. They
were entertained at field lunch
con, and after gossipping about
the news beyond the lines they
were turned loose.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

The great northern diver, recent
ly killed ON Hannah Creek. has been
mounted by Charles II. Hoppe. and
is on display in the Van Horn win
dows. The bird is a beauty and the
work of the taxidermist is also at
tracing great deal of attention.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

]. A. Johnson and wife drove to
Glade Park today where they will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Platt for
the balance of the week.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
IBy Associnted Press.l

III Paso, Tex, April 2S--preI,-
aratioDs were made today to
move Immediately the 1900
federal prisoners interned at
Fort Bliss to Fort Wineate, n.
NJ. The prisoners will be put to
work on a stockade at their new
quarters. A train load of refu-
gees from Durango, Torreon
and chihuahua reported that
quiet prevails.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

Little Frances Walker. who has
been out of school for two weeks,
suffering from typhoid fever, has re-
turned to her desk.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

The Knights of Columbus have in
itiation of a large class at their regu-
lar meeting tonight. A large atten-
dance is expected.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

Lee Dunham, one OF Assessor
Browns deputies in Glade Park. was
appraised this morning by telegraph
OF the death of his aunt in Pinca
City. Okla. He may go to Oklahoma
to attend tho funeral
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
IBy Associated Press. |

Rome, Italy, April as.-A
dispatch from Mexico City says:
'The fact that foreigners are
authorized to leave constitutes a
pledge for the safety OF all for
eigncr~: Nfnny Gernlsns and a =
number OF British have de-
parted"
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

Mr. and Mrs. w. Morave. accom-
panied by their son, Gerald, of Chi
cage. arrived this morning for a brief
survey of Grand Valley conditions.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
FUNSTON LANDS
$500 TROOPS IN
Y { R A c R Uz
Transports Bearing Soldiers
From Galveston Reach the
Mexican Port.
wv JAsHINGToN. D. C, April rs.

wv ASHINGToN. d. c., April 2S
w - BY Associated Press. -
Chief interest in the Mexican
problem at Washington today is CEN
tered In the conferences of the South
American diplomats. who met early
at the Argentine legation to plan
the next step OF the negotiations for
peace. When the members of the
cabinet met at the regular session
all seemed more cheerful than for
days. The Spanish ambassador in-
formed Counsellor Lansing that
Huerta has given assurance that he
would protect the Americans who
are leaving Mexico City. No new
orders were issued to the army and
navy.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

A. Lee Hampton. superintendent
of schools is in Whitewater today
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Vera Cruz. April 2s-Brigadier
General Fred Funston, arriving at 10
O'Clock this morning. came ashore
accompanied BY Captain Huse, chief
OF the staff of Admiral Fletcher.
Funston will confer with Fletcher
before calling on Admiral Badger.
commander in chief of the Atlantic
fleet
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Associat ted Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. April 2s.--A report
from Vera Cruz was received an
houncing the arrival of the trans
ports Meade, Sumner. Fitzpatrick and
Mcclellan. The Meade slowed down
en- route because iof bs rnacles. The
message stated the war department
order for Funston to assume COM
mand be carried out in few hours.
The expedition arrived without Incl
dent.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
Associated Press.

Walsenburg. Colo. April 2s.-
Fighting which began last night was
renewed at Z O'Clock this morning,
according to the report OF Sheriii
Farr The fifty members OF the mi,
Iitia here are said to be outnumbered
greatly.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28

walsenburg. April 2s.-At IL
O'Clock the firing ceased.
Dead: GEORGE BARRE, striker
shot through head.
Injured: MIKE LENZlNl. store
keeper. probably fatal.
MARGARET GREGORY, shot in
arm.
WILLIAM PEET, striker, shot in
leg.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-28
THE WEATHER..

Much cloudiness. probably with
showers tonight and Wednesday:
not much change in temperature.
Details and Map Page Seven.
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Tay WOMAN ON MuapER.c CHANG

TRY WOMAN ON MUUOEn CHANGE
New Orleans, La, Jan. 27.-The Sc
lection of a Jury to hear the trial Of
Augusta Agnes Edwards, the young
woman stenographer who shot and
killed George w. Riehl last summer,
was begun today. The trial will be q
speedy one, 1t is believed, as few
witnesses VIII be called by either
side. Miss Edwards, who Is of. strik-
ing appearance, was formerly q cloak
model in q department store in this
city. Evidence will be introduced by
the defense to show that her reputa-
ton was unblemished up to the time
she resigned her place in the store
to become a st~enographer in Riehls
Office. The girl claims to have been
led astray by Riehl, who was q mar
ried man with grown children. When
his office, awaited him on a street
in the business section and shot him
to death in the view OF many persons,
! whose lives also were imperiled by
the bullets as the fren7ied girl emp.
tied the chambers of the weapon in
rapid succession.