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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
MORE SAYING
To Government Through Competitive
BIDS Announced BY Secretary
Daniels OF the Navy.

WASHINGTON. March 25-Saviro. d.
OF another half million dollars to the
government through the securing of
real competitive bids was announced
by Secretary Daniels tonight in max
ing public awards Of contracts for
structural material for the battIeebIn
california under construction AZ the
New York navy yard. on such con
tracts FOR The California and the Ari.
IOna together. the secretary said. n
saving Of Sl.Ol3.516 had been effected
Contracts Tor the bulk OF the scruc-
iural steel plates went 70 the lowest
bidders. Worth Brothers COMPANY.
Coatesvillc. Pa. and the Carbon steel
company of Pittsburgh al unit prices
varying from 1857 cents a pounds Tor
medium steel 10 f.747 cents pouna
for nickel steel. the total value of the
material amounting approximately 10
Contracts for most Of the aua~Iat
treatment steel we're awarded tho low
oct bidder The Carbon steel company
at q unit price Of 7.t5 cents por pound
amounting 90 total of Sf17 .ggg. The
Dc lance uI fIe -pecisl treatment FtceI
on greater thickness was awcrded fna
lowest bidder Tor this class of mater.
TAI. the Carnegie Steel company. I'd
Unit price varying from 7Sf cents fo
lNH1 cents per pounds. amounting 90
q total Of Sa1.1sf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
ZAPATA TROOPS INSULTED
US. FLAG IN MEXICO CITY
BIG BATTLE
impending In Mexico for Possession
Of Matamoras-Both Sides
We'll Equipped.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. March 20.
Preparations for a battle by armies
totalling about 1900 men. for pos
session Of Matamoras. the Mexican
town opposite here. are in evidence.
Five thousand Eve hundred villa
troops were to-day within 80 miles Of
Matamoras. and 5000 more pre "a
short distance outside this zone. ac-
cording 90 dispatches reaching here.
United states immigration Inspect
or Van Curtis. a. Hidalgo. Texas. on
tho border 80 miles west. telegraphed
to-day that 1000 villa cavalry left
Reynosa. Mexico. opposite Hidalgo.
this morning for Matamorss. Mean
while a villa advance guard of 800
was reported nearing Matsmorss from
the same direction Behind the cav
alrymen from Reynosa are reported
10 be 5000 infantrymen and artillery
men. who are repairing railroad lines
a. they advance.
The Officers who left Reyuo-a this
mOrning are reported 10 have predict
cd that they viii reach Natamoras by
Saturday morning There are claimed
90 BE- about 1900 CarrUnza troops in
Matamoras They are said 90 BE- we'll
supplied with artillery and ammuul-
tion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
DIVORCE SUIT
Mrs. Florence Weeks Mayo. Of seran.
tor, Pa FILES Suit Against
the Gay Lothario.

SCRANTON. Pa. March g5=Tne
expected divorce suit Of Mrs F1orcnre
Weeks Mayo. Of Sunset avenue. this
rlfF. against IIrEIuiu7 r. Mayo. radI
afOT manufacture uf Ncw Uayen.
Conn was filed this morning uffT
Prothouotary John 70 Grfmfh. Form
Or Judge J W Carpenter and BREEDER.
irk p. Scott rpprrrcnf tho iibrIIant
The libel contained The usual Infor.
nation. the papers representing that
Florence vs.. NayO and Nirrfuiuu
Mayo have been man and wife since
May 1f 1890 fn December. TSgs.
Navo is charged with "wilfuily and
maliciously deserving and absontinR
himself from the habitatIon of fhis
llbrIlauf without any just or reason
able cause and hath hitherto persist.
I'd in such desertion. and sfilI doth
continue to absent himself from said
llheiianf
The writ ls made returnabIo April
20. 1915. 10 o. understo0d that "a pe
tI'On fYr al'Wony and counsel fees
HI'l follow ln 8 few days
Mayo Dr. reported al having declared
Dol New Haven that hc was never d..
saiIY married t0 the Scranton Mira
Mayo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
GREAT HEROISM
Displayed by American Doctors and
Nurses In Combating Dis
ease In Servia.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Hero
Ism OF American Red Cross doctors
and nurses In the plague stricken dis
tricts Of Servia are graphically do.
scribed In reports TO headquarters OF
the American Red Cross.
One report tells OF "the inspiring
and blOod-tingling hcroism Of a corpg
OF American women and men who
have been facing death every day that
they have been IN Scrvia IN the Csev.
gala country. a. well az Of certain ad
diUonal American Red Cross sur.
geons and nurses. who. forewarned
and fully advised about the state ~
affairs IN that section. volunteered 10
60 10 the rescue of their fellow
Americans an dnre now on their wav
there. after having arranged their
personal affairs ~ though preparing
for certain death"
Al the time tho report was written
early ln March Ono American sur.
EeOn. Dr. James 7. Donncily. of BROOK
lyn. had died aa tho result of fvrbua
and c1hird reports said that nine of
The twelve American Red Gross train.
81 nurses and three ~ tho remaining
hvo surgeons eonf m GvEalia Last Nov
omber were down with The frirhfm
malady
An official communication received
here places the deaths from fyphus
ln ServIa Ho FAR ar 5O 600 and SAYS fir.
~ physicians have died of % in the
last two months NOf only fvunue buf
typhoid is spreading rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
ALLIED SQUADRON AGAIN
IN DARDANELLES STRAITS

LONDON. March 26. 3:O6 a. M
Telegraphing. Tuesday. from Saloniki,
the Daily Nails correspondent SAYS.
Notwithstanding the continuance
OF the gale, a light squadron today
penetrated the Dardanelles as far a.
the mine zone and completed its re-
connoissance without accident. The
nine sweepers continue their wsrk.
The cessation OF hostilities owing
10 the bad weather has enabled the
Turks TO effect important repairs TO
the more seriously damaged forts
and TO bring new guns inlo positions
replacing those destroyed BY the Are
OF the warships. The naval action will
be resumed shortly.
Travellers say the Turks are .orc-
ing all Greeks To leave Prinlipo
island. I'm the sea Of Marmora. south
OF the BosphOrus. TO prevent hem
from watching the operations in the
sea OF Marmora"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
GlJNMAN
AND EXPLOITS OF HIS SPE-
CIALLY SELECTED ELEC-
TION BOARD.
Told in Election Fraud Case Yes
terday-Gunman Pleaded Guilty.
May Testify To-day.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 25.-Ex-
ploits OF Joe Jeffers. .so-called gunman.
and his especially selected election
board in the Taylorville precinct were
described this afternoon at the trial
OF the Terre Haute election fraud case
in the United States district court
here. Jeffers has pleaded guilty and
probably will testify tomorrow.
Not a single repeater appeared al
the Taylorville precinct" said Charles
Yakle. a member of the special board.
who has pleaded guilty. I'VE didn't
need them.
Yakle then explained that Jeners
brought TO the board a list OF names,
the clerks wrote the names on The
election books and that the members
OF the board then took turns degister-
ing the votes on the machine. With
one or two exceptions the votes were
straight Democratic. he said
The government contends more than
200 such votes were counted in the
Tayloryille precinct.
Roberts Approved Plan.
John F. Nugent. former assistant
chief OF police. who testified for the
government after pleading guilty. STAT
ed that he had Joe Jeffers select all
the members OF the board and agreed
10 pay each member $25. The plan,
Nugent said, was approved by Mayor
Roberts.
Witnesses also told OF the assault
Of Joe Jeffers on Judge John r. Cob's
special deputies. who had been sent
TO arrest Jefiers and the members OF
the board
sheriff Dennis Shea and City Judge
Thomas Smith offered bonds OF $1,000
each and were relea sed from custody.
The men had been re-arrested on
charges OF attempting TO corrupt wit
nesses. preferred by Judge Anderson.
Roberts gave bond at nodh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
INCIDENT OCCURRED WHEN
JOHN b. McMANUS WAS
MURDERED.
Reparation Has Been Demanded
But No Demand For Salute
Has Been Made.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-How
the American flag which was flying
over the home Of John b. McManus. a
citizen Of the United States. in Me1i-
way down the pole" BY Zapata soldiers
when they murdered McManus and
looted bis house two weeks ago is told
In dispatches from the Brazilian min
ister. made public today by Secretary
Bryan.
This incident was reported at the
time the death Of McManus was being
investigated. but there had been no
announcement Of &C until today. Sec
retary Bryan said reparation for the
insult 20 the flag had been asked tor
from the Iapata authorities, but thar
80 far no reply had come. In answer
70 Inquiries he said there had been no
demand for r salute 10 the nag az M
An expression Of regret for the kin
Ing oi NcMauus already has been re-
reivcd from General Palafox. the ~
rata commander. with a promise 90
indemnity fur the family and punish
Reported Dissertation.
Mr.. Bryan explained that the nra-
lillian minister I'm reporting McManus'
death. March a. mentioned only the
fact that the the American flag was
IIt |UE Over thr mousse. Tho next daT.
ho sent "a further report referring 10
The 'dcsccrauon Of the nag' An in-
quirE from the department as 70 what
This meant brought an explanation On
March lf That an American committee
which invoHuEltod the occurrence. re-
ported tO him that following fusu-
lafIuE which crccodod the general en-
try of the Zapatistas into the house.
the fag was badly torn By the apa-
usiaa and dragEed half way down The
pole
In This connection. % became known
to-day. that several foreign FLAGS had
been violated recently AZ Man1aniro.
among them tho American FLAG over
tho house Of on American rauchman.
When The matter Wsa called 20 the
attention of General Carrauza. be d..
MED The truth of the reports o. Amer.
lean and British ronauIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
BIG DEAL
GAME WARDEN NIQUENSEY
AND II. VI. LOCKRIDGE TO ES-
TABLISH GAME PRESERVE.
Purchase Lease on $4,000 Acres Of
Land in Randolph County.
Largest in United States.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March IS.
"A deal has just been closed here by
which J. A. Niquesney. state game
and rsh warden and "A. NJ. LOCkrldCe.
president and vice president respect
.veiy OF the Allegheny Sportsmen's IS
Association. take over the lease uf
more than fifty thousand acres OF
land and establish the largest came
preserve In the United States The
lease was purchased of Col. William
Seymour Edwards and originally ran
for fifty years
The land. which is located In Ran
dolph and Pocahontas counties. IS
owned by the West Virginia Pulp and
Paper Co. having been purchased By
them in 1899 from the DcwinEs. OF
kalamazoo, Mich st a consideration
OF S5S5. GOO.
The preserve il located on the
Richmond and Parkersburg turnpike
and on the Cheat river. u Is esti-
mated that there are two hundred
miles Of trout streams through the
land and the forests are infested
with thousands OF deer. bear and wild
turkeys.
The Allegheny Sportsmen's Associ-
alton Is 2 successor TO the old Cheat
Mountain club. organized a number or
years ago by William Seymour Ed
wards, W. c. Brown OF Kingwood: !:
r. G. Dalzell and J. J. Holloway. OF
Wheeling. Henry G.. Davis and Steph-
en- B. Elkins. OF Elkins The new or
ganization 10 get the lease. agreed to
carry out the original plans of the
founders OF the old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
Fl SUBMERGED AT 9:l5 A. VI.
HAD NOT COME UP
AT NIGHTFALL.
Engaged in Target Practice on
Honolulu-Crew of p Men MAY
Be LOst-Still Hoping.

HONOLULU. March 25.-The
American submarine 20. which
was submerged at s;15 a. m. to-
day two miles off Honolulu harbor.
had not reappeared at niuhtfaII
and grave fears were expressed for
IT'S safety. The "a carries a crew
OF rs men and is commanded by
Lieutenant Alfred L. Ede.
The three other submarines Of
the p" group stationed here, the
naval tug Navajo, and launches
were securing the ocean for miles
about the harbor entrance tonight
In search of the MISSING vessel.
Naval officials said they were
hopeful that no serious nnishsp
had befallen the "a. but they ad-
nitted that the circumstances Of
the crafts prolonged disappear
anee gave rise 10 much apprehen-
sion.
The little fiotilla Of submarines
was engaged In target practice
this morning. II was not reaard-
cd ss unusual that the "a should
remain under water for an hour
or more in the course Of the ma
neuVers. but when noon came and
the vessel continued submeraed,
anxiety began 10 be felt. This
increased as the afternoon wore
on, and the other submarines be-
: gan . search for the "a. The
naval station was notified and
ether vessels were sent out 20
aid.
Most OF the men aboard the "a
are married and have families.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
EMPHATIC NOTE TO
BE SENT BY U. S. TO
BRITISH AND FRENCH

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March
p President Wilson and sec.
retsry Bryan practically com
pleted consideration to-day of
The note TO be transr, itted 20
Great Britain and France, q!v-
lng the views Of the United
states government on the re-
Gently proclaimed blockade of
commerce between Germany
and neutral countries.
Although the document has
been In course Of preparation
tor several days. Il Is not OF a
lengthy Character. Those "a.
mllisr with its contents do not
refer 20 Il as : protest" in =
technical sense, but character
lxed 2. as emphatic representa-
tons against the unpreeedent-
ed setion % the allies IN disre-
sardins previously accepted
principles Of international law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
MAKES DENIAL
MAJOR Langhorne. Withdrawn From,
Berlin. Denies Authorship Of
Some Dispatches.

NASuINGTON. ID. c.. March g.
Major George T. LsnRhorne. the army
omcer recently Withdrawn from hia
post al military attachc Of the Amerf
can embassy at Berlin. has denied
nuihOrFhIp 0f certain dispatches rari
from Berlin tO tle War DEPARTMENT
EIFned with Die name
~ wae said AZ the department 20.
day that che major when he reached
Warrington "a few days aEo found in
the department. ffn OF biz report
some messages iu plain EnpIiah
which he had not sent AU of hIr AZ.
patches. The officer asserted. haf
been fled in cipher.
Published re0prts thaf false de
patches were connected with fhs
transfer home OF Major Tnrehrrro
we're NOT commented un0u bv 1ff.
cIaIa. Secretary Garrison ie absent
from The city. and Assistant srrre.
farN BrrrkinrIdrr would urIfrfr CON.
h-n Hor DENY fnc reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
DELAYED
NO ACTION TAKEN BY OHIO
ASSEMBLY ON THE TAN
RIPPER BILL
VIII EndeavOr 10 Pass Ii as Emer.
gency Measure-LOan Shark
Bill Is Passed
mtslligsneer Burean.
Columbus, O., March q.

..t Columbus, O., March Is
, ACuon again was DELAYED in the
House to-day on The Beitier tax biu
Nhlch was declared TO be invalid ne
Cduse ~ had not received a tWo-tbirds :
vote on all roll calls. Republirans
may seek further TO get Democrats
suppoIl 10 pass II as an emergency
The Senate to-day passed the Ilovd
blIi placing loan agencies under a sDe-
,lal bureau Of the department Of bank-
ing and providing that not more than
per cent month may be- charged
~ ioahs logether with 81 90 inEDec.
uon Zee The bill IL expected to drive
oul the loan sharks. Agents must nav
500 a year license ~
The McDermott liquor license hill
Nat sent back 10 the Senate finance
consideration.
No longer could a person NEGLECT to
pay MS Srocery bill or his tailor bill
tOI slN years and then let the claim
DC outiSNed. u the Legislature enacts
l the Dlll introduced to-day by Repre-
sthlauNe Pcnse. OF Highland. IL
would make book claims valid for M.
teen years
Must Support Husband.
representative Snyder OF Picka-
way introduced bill requiring a vile
70 support her husband when ne Isl
financially unable To DO so
y Dill by Representative Hulswitt
or Hamilton, introduced today codifies
,aWs relating 10 school and ministerial
lands. 10 would permit the state aud
ltor 10 invest proceeds from the sale
OF these lands so that the only re-
turns from the investment woufd bs
paid by the state TO the school dis
tricts. Instead OF the . per cent now
required on the irreducible debt
Representative Knox. Of Washing.
ton. presented a measure which would
proFlde a deputy fish and game war
den for every county His ssI9r,,
would be paid out OF hunters license
funds. half OF which collected iu each
county. would be returned 10 The conn.
~ BY the state The warden would
be appointed by the probate judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
SUNK
DUTCH STEAMER MEDEA TOR
PEDOED BY GERMAN
SUBMARINE UPS.
Crew Given Fifteen Minutes to
Leave Vessel and She Is
Then Blown Up.

DOVER. March rs. l1:25 p. m
The Dutch steamer Medea was sunk
on Beachy Head this morning by the
German submarine U-2s. She carried
a cargo Of oranges and was bound
from Saloniki for London.
The Meade was stopped by the sub
marine and the crew given 6fteen
minutes in which to leave the vessel
They did 30 and the submarine then
fired several shots at the steamer.
which remained afoat for an hour.
The crew rowed about in their boats
until picked up by a destroyer, which
brought them TO Dover
The trawler Alprecht was attacked
by a submarine today. A torpedo
passed within ten feet OF the fishing
boat while she vas crossing the chan
mel British patrol boat chased
the submarine, which. however. dissp-
peared.
LONDON, March 25. (midnight)-
The admiralty. In reporting the sinK-
Ing OF the Medes by the UPS SAYS:
The ship was flying the Dutch flag
and had n Dutch crew aboard Her
name "Medea. Amsterdam" was paint
ed in large letters on her sides. me
ships papers were taken by the Ger
mans who refused TO return them"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
NORTHCOTT
Prominent Attorney and RepubIi.
car Named 20 Succeed Ogden on
Public Service Comm iasion.

special Dispatch t1 nr rt.uIrsrrrr
CHARLESTON. ". Va. March 25.
Hon Elliott NOrthcott. of Hunting
Ton, this afternoon was appointed hv
Governor Hatfield aF member of tho
Public Service Commission 10 fl out
the uneHpired term OF The late Howard
N. ogden. The appointment ls only
temporary. however. a. Mr N1rihr0tl
according iO The announcement from
ihc Governor oniCc. win servo only
until the new commission 0f three
men. provided for by the recent IarIa.
laturc Dr. named. The npw law goes
into cnoCi about tho first OF June
Since The resignation OF Wnde o.
kilmer was accepted n few weeks
aEo by Che Governor there haa hnan
bui two members % fhD commission
President Lor OF and CommIesIoror
Charles U Bronson
Elliott Norfhcoft iq one of trr best
known Republicans in West NirF.rI4
ana ia on attorney of wide o1uarI
ercc and EucCrasful affnIumrnfa and
u reFarded hy may a. excellent ma.
terial tor permanent place ON The
commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
BRITISH REPORT SINKING
OF GERMAN SUBJ, U-@
NEWS HERALDED With
GREAT DELIGHT THROUGH
OUT ENGLAND.
This Boat Was One That Sunk Six
British Steamers-No
Details Given.

LONDON. March 25. 10 D. M
The admiralty has good reason to
believe that the German submarine
u-2g has been sunk with all hands
This news, published late this even
ing, following as Il did reports that
the attack on the Dardanelles had
been resumed and that the Russians
mad won important victories over the
Austrtans In Bukowina and at UzsoK
pass In the Carpathians. gave the peo-
pies OF the allies countries cause for
cheerfulness.
The admiralty gave no details OF
how or where the U-29 was sunk but
the report that she was disposed OF
was received in shipping circles with
sigh OF relief
u was this vessel which Just a fort
niRht ago torpedoed SIX steamers in
Bristol channel and off the Scilly is-
lands within two days. Her command
or, who spoke English perfectly ana
treated the crews OF the torpedoed
vessels with great consideration, toId
one OF the merchant captains who was
taken aboard the submarine that ne
was the commander OF the submarine
which torpedoed the British cruisers
Aoourkir. Cressy and Hogue II this
was true. be was the man who was
looked upon as Germany's most dar-
ing submarine navigator
Sixth Submarine to Go.
This makes the sixth German sub
marine. so far as the British. admiral
" mas reported, sunk. Ave OF them at
least by British warships, since the
outbreak OF the war. and in only one
case has the British report been de-
nied by the Germans. Besides these.
French warship recently sank a
submarine on the French coast. and
three British merchant captains have
put IN claims for the rewards offered
Tor merchantmen ramming German
underwater craft. One of these
claims. that OF the captain of the
steamer Thordis. has been allowed
by the admiralty and afterward maid.
The German submarine U-29 dis
placed 800 tons. and was one OF the
largest and fastest Of the German un-
der-sea boats. Two weeks ago the
I-29 made q record raid or the Sicily
Islands and In the channel. sinking
four British steamers and one French
steamer. and dana ging three other
vessels.
The submarine was chased by patroi
boats but she proved too elusive for
them and when the steamers tried 10
ram or escape her they found that the
submarine was a much faster boat
than her sister craft.
The German commander gave the
crews Of most OF the steamers time to
leave their vessels. and in some cases
towed them in life boats to passing
steamers in which the seamen were
taken TO port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
(AUGHT
DOCK URICH, ALLEGED MUIR
DERER OF OFFICER RIGGS
OF FAIRMONT.
Arrested in Altoona. Pa. by Detec.
tive Harris of FairmOnt-To
Return Without Papers.

special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. ". va. March -
Dock Urich. who. armed with n heavy
club. on the end Of which was a large
iron nut. is charged with crushing the
skull OF Constable W. r. Riggs. in the
Pennington riot. several weeks ago.
was arrested tonight at Altoona. Pa.
BY Detective ". v. Harris. Of this
CITY. tie consented % come back
without reQuisition papers.
Pete Skitzo was also arrested fbere
lie o. another of the rioters Through
O. brother. Frank Urich. who was ar
rested Today at Brownsville. Pa. Dock
was located. Frank had u letter writ
ton from Dock ~ Altoona. and the de-
iectve hurried TO Altoona after bic
prisoner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
Is i. S. Submarine Lost?
PAYDAY AT THE
CAPITAL BUT NO
PAY FORTHCOMING

Special Dispatch 20 Inteilircncer
CHARLESTON. W. Va
March 25.-Today was an un-
usual day az the state house
payday without pay. That was
true for all the state employees
except those paid out Of spec
iai funds. About 65 Of the 225
persons employed about the
capitol were paid Including
employees Of the department Of
schools, the fire nnarshaI's Of
fee, some OF the state tax com
mission and all In public ser
vice commission.
Arrangements were made
with Charleston banks by
Auditor Oarst for any Of the
employees Of the state who so
wished to assign their requisi-
tions. TO have the money ad-
Vaneed TO them. This also
was done BY banks at the
sites Of a number Of the state
institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
WARSHIP SENT
Rear Admiral caperton orders or-oo,
70 Proqreto 90 Join Dea Moines
on Account of Local Troubira

WASHlNGTON. March gs-Rear
Admiral Caparfon. commanding IN.
American fleet in Mexican waters 10.
DAY ordered Tho battrship Georgia
from Vera Cruz to pruFrero wHnra
there have been local troubles uIa
dIspatrh reporting the movement of
tho Gcorria said ne port OF profraso
vas afIli onen
Tho Gnurr.a WIN Join the cruiser
DE- MoireH. now af pr1Troeo ruarfirr
forcign Interests and seeing 10 H fnsf
the port l4 kept open fo commerce.
lhtif presence ie expected to aid in
Tho maintenance ~ QuIpt in Yurafan
whore tho rirs1 hemp growers are frv.
irc tp ret ont their rron needed hv
American twlnc manufacturer.