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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
PREpARATIO\ FDR CO\STRI'r-
TION OF POINT ISABEL STATION
UNDER WAY At BUREAU OF
YARDS AND DOCKS.
TOWERS 400 FEET HIGH
STEEL WORK WILL BE LET IN
WASIilNGToN. WHILE FOTNDA.
TION AND OTHER CONSTRTC-
TION To BE LET HERE.

Washington. -. g.. Feb. IL The navy
wireless station "a Point Isabel viii
probably bc III operation by autumn.
This was said today "a ihc bureau az
larls and Dock> in the Navy depart
mcni. where preparations for the con
struction are under way. II will ~ a
medium power station. with two or
three steel towers. each about 100 feet
high. The p ans and specifications are
being drawn here Presumably the steel
work for the towers will hc LEI ia a SEPT
rate contract the foundations IN anoth-
or contract aud The buildings IN another
contract This work viii probably ~ lct
10 local people.
The personnel of the station will in
c'udc between twelve and fifteen men.
when u l. IN full operation. There will
bc quarters for The chicf operator aud
barracks for a dozen ur more men. A
small power house viii hc constructed
and generator, run Ia an oil engine.
will be part of the "a Iipmcnt. Tbs
generator win run high frequency al
tcrnniivc apparatus supplying current
for sending the wireless messages
The station vi br used a. i tie" br-
tween the hg stations There il one ~
,hcse big stations az Daricn on the
Isthmus Of Panama. which is expected
10 talk with the great Arlington station
AT Washington. There j. also 10 he \
big station for wireless messages at ar
near San Diego. The Point Isabel sta.
tion j. expected a. help the talk from
San Diego eastward aS well AZ the Da
ricn talk north aud the Washington
talk south. II will also handle MANY
81 called local messages. meaning mes
sageS from hips on The Gulf of McNico.
Most of these wireless messages from
ships are not II far reaching power
Many ships can hear messages from ar
but can not send Ear. Consequently lfc
smaller stations on shore can DO much
~ assisting talk in their logaliiic>
tWhilc the .lntl for the Point Isabel
station has hccn purchased il may bc 4
iitth time before lille passes to the GOV
crnmcnt The Department Of Justice j.
very strict in running down the title To
rcai estate. which I'uclc Sam purchases.
and some weeks. ii not months. are often
necessary for getting The papers into sat
iSiactory shape 60 bc approved IN the At
torncy general.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
0. & 7. MEN HERE
CARL H. LINDENEERG. FORMER
MANAGlE ONO \ TENAS PLANT.
HERE ~ REGARD TO PROPERTY.

Carl H. lindrnhcrg of Columbus. Ohio.
accompanied hy Clarcn-c Woolman of
the same city. arrived in Brownsville to
day Mr. l.iudcmhcrg formerly was man.
agcr of the Ohio \ Texas Sugar Manu-.
featuring company of this city. and b.
still heavily Interested ia the concern.
lie i here for the purpose II inspecting
the rropcrt, and viii remain ia the city
several DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
RECOGNITION OF
PERU CONFORMS
WITH POLICY

Washington. -. G.. Feb. l6.-l'rcSident
Wilson today lci callers know that r..
rugniiion Ut the Peruvian government
conforms with the administration :
LatinAmerican policy. and differs from
hat which caused the refusal "a rccug
Hize iIueria.
Adv.rcS here were that President Eil
inrliurSt If Peru had abrogaicl the
Peruvian Congress end hal himself dis
charged the presidential duties uucln
rtitHtionallv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
MANY INSTRUCTED.

Dallas Texas. Feb. lG. The SATURDAY
prohibition convention figures are: In.
Strlcted for Bail 5.7Hl: for Thomas.
-; for Ma.c>. al3: far Lane. 3g5: f.r
Brooks. l2.; for CATO '>ril>. IUI: unin.
>tructrd. G.31g.
OF the unin>iructcd ltn1 are shown
Io have preference fpr Ball making him
4 total ~ 7.aui
The unrrportcd votes tuday numbered
: ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
OFFICER RESIGNS
g. 4. CT FERA. STARR COUNTY TAN
COlLEC TOR QUITS - ANOTHER
APPOINTED.

Eio Grandc city. Texas, Feb. lG.-
GaStayc \. Guerra presented his rcsigna-
tiun ~ tax collector FIR Starr county
~ the commissioners court now in >c>-
sion. and lacuba 4. Guerra was appoint.
cd aud qua flied ~ his successor. Deputy
sheriff Tomas AIunuz resigned hi>
deputyShip and succeeds Pedro Moralr7
MARTINEZ a. constable for precinct No. /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
DESPITE Result OF SATTRn .tYrS
CONVENTIONS OVEH STATE.
BOTH WILL III At FORT WORTH
CONVENTION.
MAYES UNCERTAIN


Austin. Texas. Feb. H. Despite the
result IF Saturday. conventions cf pro
hlbiiion Democrats over the State. which
showed decided -hnirc iur Colonel
Thomas II. Ball AZ lioH>tpn. W. A. Lame
today declared hc j. sti. Ia candidate be-
fore the Fort Worth convention SaIur.
day.
Governor Mayc> would not say what
action he will take.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
ENGLISH LAW
MAKER FINED
HUGE AMOUNT
lBg .iss9ciatcd Prcss.l

London. Eng. Feb. H. Sir >tnart
Montague samuel. IA member If parlia.
menI. today was fined ~t.,.OUu because h.
voted III the house ~ commons when hi>
firm had n contract with the British
government The money goes 10 Dr
William Bird - the informer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
LIGHT BLOW OVER
HEART KILLS BOXER
lRN .issociaicd Prcss.l

Daingcrficld Tex. Feb. I6.-Pat
>rrogginS. aged H. was instantly killed
accidentally in q friendly boxing bout
with Jesse I.asSitcr by a blow over the
heart. The blow was light one. but with
over cNcriion u caused paralysis of the
heart.
Both families are prominent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
ARMY Bill IS
FAR LESS THAN
WAS ESTIMATE
fBy issgciafcd l'rcssl

Washington. ~. A.. Feb. ~ The army
appropriation bill was reported to- nv.
carrying S9l.0o000O. which j. Sl0.000.o 900
below the war departments estimate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
NEW INDUSTRY TO
BE ESTABLISH AT
HARLlN SOON

IIarlmgvu. Texas. Feb H. The town
at iarlingcn j. >pon % have new in.
dasir,. The Southwest Ice \ Manufac.
turing company has just been incorpor
ated with capital stock 81 ~la0o0 The
incolporaior~ are H. Hamilton. john
Sweeney and 1. hali>ch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
NOT TO Be ON
RESERVE BOARD
PRESIDENT WILSON DENIES THAT
SECRETARY IlOl STON WILL BE
MADE MEMBER OF NEW BANK
ING BOARD.
fBy issDcia'cd Prcss. '

Washington. ~. I'll. Feb. lG President
Wilson today denied reports that Srcrc-
tary Houston will b. made a member ~
the Federal reserve board. and indicated
that his influence will ~ rNrrirh against
drawing Secretary McAdoo into the New
York Senatorial race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
TO FRAME NEW BILL
CLOSES AND NEW ONE WILL BE
PREPARED.

Washington. ID. a.. Feb. l6-The hear
ing> on the Interstate Trade committee
hi closed before the House commerce
committee today. and a subcommittee
was named a. frame an entirely new
bill which viii better meet the Prcsi-
dents view.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
OUT FOR CONGRESS
PARIS MAN ANNOUNCES FOR cox
GRES>MAN-ATLARGE WROTE
PRO CLAUSE IN CONSTITUTION
lBn iss cinicd Press.l

Paris. Tex. Feb. l6.-F. l.. Dohonev.
VIII" wrote the present prohibition claus
ia the state constitution. today an
nounced for congressman ai lare,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
YEGGMEN GET SAVINGS
OF LIFETIME WHEN
THEY BLOW A SAFE
Bg Associated PrcSs.D

MilIcdgcyiIIc Ga.. Feb. l6. Ncggmcnu
today dsnamitcd the safe of q. ii. Bon
ner. "A business man. and secured 10000
in cash. the savings Of lifetime.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
NEW YORK TREASURER
COMMITS SUICIDE
hIiH l.socinfrd Prcss.l

Albany. y. J.. Feb. l6-Acconnts from
the State comptrollcr's offre today re-
ported after examination that the Ipoks
IF state Treasurer Kennedy. who killed
himself Yesterday were in perfect condi-
tion. \ further audit probably will fol-
low.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
VILLA To SEND
FIFTY FIELD
PIECES SOUTH

Chihuahua. Mex. Feb. H.. The rebel
artillery corps with fifty fluid pieces
were received ~ Francisco Villa today
preparatory a. heing sent 10 Torrcon to
morrow
Preparation for the medical >taff ac-
romuanying the rebels j. more thorough
than ever before in Mexico since the rev
rlgiiuMs began.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
FELIN JONES T. FREED At
GATE>NILLE On CHARGE OF
KILLING MERCHANT.

GatcsviIIc. Tex. Feb ia jury today
acquitted Felix Jones. charged with the
murder Last August Of Frank Battle. a
pruminlnt merchant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
WSC0UNT A0KI A
JAPANESE DIPLOMAT
DIES IN TOXIC TODAY

Toxic. Japan. Feb. ~. liSrount ~iuzo
AOki. former Japanese ambassador 10
the United States. aud considered the
most experienced diplomat in Japan.
died today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
THEODORE DEFEATED
ZAMOR~ TROOPS VICTORIOUS IN
TWO ENGAGEMENTS WITH TIE
REBEL TROOPS.
fBB tSSpciaifd Press }

Cape IIaiticn. Haiti. Feb. NJ -Prcsi-
dent Iamor'- troops have defeated Davil-
man Theodore Ia two engagements. aud
today were marching "a the rebel leader
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
. . q . . .
WEATHER.

Nv Orleans. Ia. Feb lG.-coast
weather: Tonight fair. warmer:
Tuesday fair liehi variable winds.
, . sse esso ssssseS Z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
SAN BENITO MAN ANNOUNCES
THAT HE WILL BE CANDIDATE
Fol. OFFICE At COMING ELEC-
TIONS AGAINST W. Il. WALTON.
INCUMBENT WTHHOLDS
COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR SAYS
ITS TOO EARLY IN GAME To
MAKE ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS AS
YET" INV
Especial ~ The HcTdM

San Bcnito Texas. Feb. IL The f. r>t
ripple on the political situation III cam
cron county occurred here today when
il was announ -cd that y. NJ Brccn. pres
ent mayor # san Bcnito. will enter the
race for tax collector against the pres
cmt holder Of the office. VI. B. Walton.
who j. also San Bcnitan.
Mr.. Brccn j. one nf the or ginai set.
Tiers Of san Bcni;o and was from the
first prominently connected with devel-
upmcnt work IN this section. having been
for the past two years mayor Of this city.
Considering his life long affiliaiinn
Snnal pnpu lrity. Mr.. Brcrn is expected
10 ran strong race against MIR. Wal
ton, VINO i serving his first term.
To The Herald This afternoon County
Tax Collector ". Il. Walton stated that
u j. entirely too early for him 10 make
any announcement conccrnin. the com
ing race for the Off q ~ tax collector
Though hc did not say that hc j. not u
candidate. h. did state "that h. did not
state that h. was NOT candidate" From
that il j. gathered that Nr. Walion will
ann' uncc hi> second race for he office
at an early date.
Mr.. Walton said that Ne had been III
formed that =. VI. Brccn would sooner nr
later announce for the office bat th1t
friends had assured him that the san
Benito mayor would not receive any
votes in hat town.
If both hold to their determination. il
l. believed that one of the strongest con
tests ever held for office III Cameron
county viii IT, the Brccn Walton race
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OKLAHOMA FINDS
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OLD FR0NTERSNAN
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MORE IN SECRET

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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20
xYx:cAx RAxxrxs HAVE xor
AcCEpCp 70 pENAxrs or
PRESIDENT atExrA

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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20

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rriraisss ct q certain hear % . ssr-
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state ~ - seius ris;
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n~fsiux the state suthc-itt ,s -~
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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20

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fss ssasri~. tho s.ii knseu Elr.iisisS y.
This fstss'as bi..i tslfilrF raa,siss
sAT.iis.asi sssai~,sssts Jest sitai Ani 80.
s~aiiai q. h.siisy eiao.i as ~ sirlnsnis of
~kss'. sAasi t.-f. ss~ fats aui to sossIs
thai s.sls 90 01f daily rs,isn-
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svv.it~s, 10 u = n ssih .~fs~s tss
sstisr psrf--s~ sf sttasuisiisg .ssa ssliaisr
t-sN " ~ I@sy 60 ik- kssitsf shi iUsii'
siSss s-'s.'iss .f us sSs -ss~stisi ss'rt.
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ssrf,y: sss II has sash . ,Fss1sassss@s To-
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tirss asI eli his.@ ssssks-s
stst . h~stis~ - =. = = a. ssy asvs
sssssv. ssi IL . fs0 asSs rsss stii st
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pss~A ssis - ~ isAsssls~y 4 H. seiJ
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fssss.sso sAssv eli 0ks kss~ sss Ss~s-9
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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20

Iuars<. Mexico. March :o.-NO
news WAS received her. today To In
di,atc that General Villas iorc.s had
done NOR" than TO prepare for the
Impending assault on Tosrcon,
Correspondents at the front siiii
~"r" unable 4" pi.r." III. iron clad
embargo on press dispatches.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20

Washington. u, a.. March go
Explanation at the reported Js.irus-
tion Of III. ~si-r~"rks a, TamptsN
is contained In an o'"rnish, ~ir-i---
message fr.m Rear Admiral Fletcher
Al ran,ri." lie sa,r;
''R-iSr's inii.ai" that ih-f. are
nc s"ss,itui i"aaiisis nearer ramr,ea
than Aitimsri 'ah"u' t~-nis miissb
Neither si,i- has advanced its out
I-..ts Til. federal. withdrew their
guard FROM tn. ~.'.r~or.s ani the
..n,s,,u,,"a.i,.,. Disabled the pumps.
requiring about eight d.ss' r-isairs.
TT. quarts have h..a r.piasesi At
the -ai-r~crA. aai no serious shcst'
.S. ct water is ssti.irai-i,"