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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
Investigate-San Carlos Meal Tickets.
7lOcI+f
Parent Teachers Mr.. M: r. Jones,

Parent Teachers Mr.. M: r. Jones,
president NJ The Brownsville Parent
Teachers association. announces that the
first meeting oi the school year viii be-
held Friday afternoon WI 3:30 o'clock at
.hp cramma school huilding. Being the
initial meeting vi the year. the president
states that 4 considerable amount VI inn
poriant work for Ihp year must NJ out
lined Nd thc meeting. and sine urges nj
members of the association. ~ well as III
mothers Interested iu thc welfare VI
-chool-. iu attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
County Schools 0pen-Couuty W

County Schools 0pen-County ~upcrin-
tcudcut y. j. Galloway this morning said
that nearly al THE county schools were IN
operation. According to Mr.. Galloway. the
attendance At the schools ~ much better
thau had been expected WV account WI thc
late disturbances.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23

The Style Show VIZ thc BoIlack store
viIi continue until Saturday. Don't fail
tl view the attractive collection of Fisk.
Cage and Elzcc hats. The suits and dresses
arr charming indeed ana ary very reason
ably priced. -lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
many Sign Names Between go and 300

Texas Ncxican~ have visited thc county
court house Within thc past tcw day and
hy signing thc manifesto on ilc there have
declared themselves to bc friends vi law
ana order aHd iuimiral tu thc bandit cause.
Bv Signing The paper they agree tn impart
amy information they may gain. concern
mg .hc bandit bands WV thc civil ana mill
turl authorities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
The erection Of The poles ana thc ~trir

NV t'Chto' y S"O PVt'o anu iH' SUING
iuv UT TIE wire fur tlc electric ear line has
been suspended nm account ot rains hay
ing made TIE right y. way almost impa~,-
able wv W number uf places.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23

Band Concert Night-The Fourth infan-
try band. II the weather permits, will rem
der 4 Fix piece program nj the band stand
in Fort Brown at 80 o'clock tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
G. T. Brehmer Of Boston, Mas, factor,

experienced typewriter repair man. Wind
-ur IIutcl.-g 3Otf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23

san Carlos. TT. Boyd. Kine~villc:
y. NJ. Estes. Houston; Mrs. Pearl Well
Houston: :. l.. Heller. Austin l. u.
Donovan. Kansas CITY: ~. Mruling.
Waco: Il. e.. Garcia. Corpus Christi: &.
kingSyillc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
About that plumbing that is to be DONE

Call Hayes e Sons. Scores Of satisfied
customers. Phone 50.-6lG,tt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
California Lunch Counter oy-

tiers w bulk, W.T. kinds WI short orders
Open ANY and night. Regular meals ?.
rcut-.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23

The BOlIOck Store ~ showing au extern
i've line W.T. thc now iur-.-It.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
At the Hotels.

Miller Hotel VIM. l.. E.Islcy. san IN
tonic: II. ii. l.uuy. Corpus Christi: Ion
al. Iiill. IIaTlin4en: Ii. III. Bucinw. san
Antonio; Il. =. Slattcry. Kansas City:
II. -. Gaines. San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23
Al The Movies Today
At the Dittmann 7

At the Dittmann-Therc II To apparent
motive behind jhr "Paan~ NJ Mars" Nh
the pittmaHH tonight. but il i> a three
reel production showing how explosives
may be used iH warfare. The company
producing III picture il careful - assert
its neutrality. The characters ana .run
tries are sail ~ hr mythical. and the
prodr'tio II sill further justified tn ~
ing termed \ drama III war that speaks
for peace The imaginary Kingdoms arc
CoSmotania and ~Mapadonia and thry
are quite Y bit III advance WI their de-
Structive brethren in Europe.
AT the 0reamland --.nut ot thc Flamc-'
j. u thrilling fire story at the Drramlamd
tonight. Charles GARRY. Y mlu ahout
iU wears and 0f rather di>~plutr rharar
ter. oNn> the contrulliue interest i'm thc
Circle shirt Manufacturing Company
u ~weat>hnp. The f%lriorl i~ running hr
hind AMI Garrv il in debt personally
and il o>trs izci III the yluh because ~
his failure 10 meet his bills. Interested
ia the factory. hut keeping the matters
secret from everyone i> Adam Justice. "
millionaire. Justice ID Wit!lwcr. has one
child. a daughter. Elaine. Having been
specializing on the beard WI trade. .Iu~.
iice has lost considerable money. but il
still continuing to huv wheat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-23

For gasoline stove repairing and plumb
inc. ring Charley Simpson nj Newman a
Williams garage. Telephone 2G2.-ady. Mi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
BLINO D B D s s Of
RHODE ISLAND
IMPLICATED
Testimony Today in New Ha-
ven Trial Charges General
Brayton Was Employed to
Aid in Legislation.

New iura pC.. 2N.--Tcstimony
disclosing talt the late General
Charles r. Braltou. "the blind boss
uf khodc lslnui' was employed hN
the Sow York New Haven aud Hart
ford railroad Go block the passage oi
bills in the Rhode Island legislature
authorizing the construction of trolley
lines which would compete with the
New Haven. caused % sensation at the
trial OF the eleven former directors
of the New Haven today.
Il developed that the government
evidence In regard 90 General Bray
toms activities had been discovered
after the Ming uf the Indictment nud
when the morniug session adjourned
counsel were In the midst oft heated
wrangle over the admission Of q let
'cr Intended to show how much bray
ton was paid for his services as the
New Haven's legislative agent The
testimony obviously came as sur.
prise To- the defense. which raised IN,
objection that neither the indie melt
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tContin"@d ON Page Thrce.)

nor the governments bin of particu-
lars specified the acts which the gov
ornment was trying to prove.
wi.h Charles $. Aolieu AS tho iuep-
ufying witness. he government put the
surprise testimony into the record in
the form of letter. dated April 10.
1895. from John NJ Hail. vice prosl-
dent OF he New Haven. To General
lGayton.
When the government came to pre-
genting It's letter to show the compen-
sntion received by General 3rayton.
i've attorneys for the defense. who
had been In conference. put in their
objections
Il. l. BATS nttorney for the gov
crnmcnt. conceded that the matter
had not been before the granl jury.
hut that this nevertheless con aitu. 81
20 concrete ease OF the New Havcu's
purposo to monopulize
1--WE are going TO show" ne said.
"thut General Brayton was paid "a
largo sum 'o accomplish the New Ha-
yon's ends n this matter MOI only
was General Brayton paid tnt other
Legislative agents were paid large
sums 10 prevent the proper Develop
mcut Of these properties. We have
gotten hold or additional facts
Judge Hunt. after considering tho
question during the noon recess. nt
the afternoon session sus'aine1 The
objection made hy the attorneys FOR
the defense. and the jury wns not all
lowed To- hear the remainder ~ the
governments evidence In tho na'ter.
How the New York New Haven
aud Hartford railroad WAS troubled
by the heirs of NJ. +. Goldsmith, the
man who drought suit against the New
York and New ENGLAND Railroad
company ana caused It's foreclosure,
was brought out Ia testimony pre-
scented at he trial of the eleven for
mer directors of the New Haven road
TODAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
Commission Named to Unity
Note Issues and Regulate
Specie Payments, With Die
tatorial Powers Over Banks.
GENERAL PROCLAMATION
OF AMNESTY EXPECTED
Will Apply to All Glasses of Of
tenders Save Murderers of
Madero and Certain Active
Bandit Leaders.
10y EvsnlnF nsfaId Leased wiroI

Galveston. Tex. oct. gS.--'rhe Car
rama government has appointed a
commission 10 unity the issuance OF
notes and 90 regulate specie reserves.
THIS commission also will have SUI
pervision OF banks and other institu-
lions and will have power to recom-
mend liquidation or bankruptcy pro-
cocdlngs when found necessary. This
Information ~ contained In cable
gram received from Mexico city by
the local constitutionaiist consul to-
day. The message adds that General
Carranza shortly will Issue a eecree
granting amnesty 20 All Mexicans. re-
garlless of political aiiiiiation or
class. except those implicated In the
death OF President Madero aud Vice
President suarez. and certain bandit
leaders.
The order permitting cuastwise
shipping 20 be conducted froe of tax
alton has been extended vntl next
February.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
WOULD STOP All SHIPMENT
OF SUPPLIES To C'IffItTNIIli 4

Fl Pasos Tex. oct. 2S-Two hum
lred ana eight ears OF the National
Railways of Mexico. Intended some
loaded. FOR transfer from tho United
states az this point into villa terri
tory "a. Juarez. have Oeen held under
new Injunction proceeding brought
today "a the Forty-first district state
court hv Andreas Garcia. consul Tor
the Carranza De facio government. a
nominal bond was furnished
The injunction il expected 10 stop
shipment of supplies of an sorts into
Chihuahua. silce the railroads OF the
United States will no. risk their ears
In Nllln territory.
The proceedings were directed
against the ~ Paso southern aud the
~ Paso. Rio Grnudc aud Santa Fe
railroads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

peabody, huss., oct 2N.--Firc
swept through the three-s.ory brick
buil1ing occupied by the St Johns
parochial school today. burning or
driving to death in the panic tina. fol-
lowed the alarm. probably thirty of
the 600 Ooys and girls who few
moments before had assembled for
their daily lessons.
At II o'clock .wenty bodies had
been removed from the vestibuie
where the jam uf terrified little ones
had resulted In the greatest loss Of
lie. The police hnd estimated the
deaths as high as nfty. Many Others
were injured In their hieht down the
stairs ana a few jumped from the
windows OF the third noor
The students who ranged In years
from 90 % were in charge OF six
teen sisters When the fire broke out
tho sisters mayshaied their charges
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
Government Files Appeal To-
day From Decision of New
Jersey District Court in Fa-
vor of Huge Combine.
BILL OF EXCEPTIONS
CLAIMS 20 ERRORS
Starts With Original Count
That Court Erred in Failing
to Find Trust Combination
in Restraint of Trade.

Wv Evening Herald Leased Nirel
Trenton. y. j., oct 2N The gov
erumcnt petition Tor an appeal To the
United states supreme court In utc|
sherman antitrust suit agaius. the
United States steel corporation was
nlcd here today In the federal court
The appeal Is taken as matter ot
right and insuros hearing OF bo
case by the highest federal court
Tho appeal - from the recent de-
cls.on Of tho district court diuuisslng
the complain. Of the government In
which Inc steel corporutlun'waa chnrr
od with being combination In re-
rtrairt Of trade aud IN violation ot
the sherman lpt and whien sought its
dissolution. Accompanying th, for
NAL petition for lu appeal ,nc foN-
ornuont Mcd bin of exception tp
the decision of the district court gIy-
Ing tWouty.tEror dI-.Iu., count. .u
which that court o. eIld tu have erred.
10 is upon these -u-aplled errors of
'hc district court fha' thc government
viii rest lts ease boo the supreme court
The bin OFF except tUus ghHrso. that
the court erred Boo failing 90 lul 'hHt
the steel corporation "uWhiru'iu"
iu restraint uf trade rui that most ut
the units uf which i' wa formed wsrr
them selves combinations loo violation
uf me sherman act such violation
of the law is charged through th.
ownership hy the corporation OF the
stocks of he Carnegie steel company
/ Federal steel COMPANY American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
PROVOST GUARD GOES
On DUTY AT DOUGLAS

Douglas Ariz. oct. 2s.-ApprONi-
mately 500 men. comprising ,he FIRST
battalion Of the Eleventh United
States infantry, have been designated
To act ns provost guard hy Brigadier
General T. +. Davis. commanding the
United states troops here
The men viii 80 ON duty today and
viii he under the command of Masor
John g. Bennetts
This wis done, Il was said, for the
purpose ut handling MeNieans In
Douglas in the event ot trouble across
the border nt Agua Prieta which
might involve tho United states
troops 70 will leave the mpin body
ot United states troops free TO act in
amy other emergency which might
arise.
Washington. oct. sS--No addition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

ne for Ere drill and started .hom
from the building The professions
were orderly until those from the
third floor Joined others pouring from
the class rooms on the second noor.
suddenly there was a cry Of fear
from one of he throng. u was taken
up by a hundred others and panic
ensued The sisters made frantic ef-
forts 10 stop the pushing and strug-
gins. mass. but 10 no purpose. The
smaller children fell under the fee Of
those behind them ana soon the ves-
tibule was SO jammcd with living and
dead that the hremen could not force
an entrance. The sixteen sisters es-
capped
Tho flames Il is supposed. started
In the basement and. according TO
some. were caused by the explosion
of steam boiler from which the
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

wa. not urlu,l when the ouso was
heard the court u lfs decision last
jun, sues,st,d 10 for consideration
OF counsel when the scope of the de-
cree oamc Co be- determined. There
was difference ut opinion J7 Co what
the form of the decree should be-. and
the ,ourt today finally decided that
the union OF tho Philadelphia ana
Ncld.ns Cuul and Iron company mud
the Ichigh and wilkes Barre coal
company through the ustrumontliity
of the Beading company is cumbi-
nation iu restraint at trade and Nio-
lntcs the ANTITRUST net ~ 1899. The
I,eadiug company, holding corpora
uuu OWNS an tho -tuyk OF co., rnJl
,ud upu company and ID majority of
th, Jersey Central tho last named in
Uu owning majority oi Jh" stock
uf u, Irhigh a Wilkes Barre Coal
company
Tu. court d,Drppd thut after ninety
days from date the defendants must
submit plan for the disposal Dos tine
Jersey central OF all the stock aud
other securities of tho Lohrh n
Wilkes Barre company Now owned Boy
il unless am appeal is taken tu tho
United states supreme court. 10 the
defendants ll ip present plan the
court viii ok, such further steps Dos
r''ciy,rshIp ur otherwise us mIl thou
seem necessary.
Pending tho disposal of the Lee
high ~ wilkes Barr, yumpauy's stock
the Jersey Central the lgcadiur conn
piuy ana ull other corporations cone
trolling any stock are rujuincd truu
voting lt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
ARCHBISHOP ]. B. PITAvAL
PRES|DES At CONSIDERATION
OF BISHOP OF FL PASO

assistant % Father RAY returning in
four years 10 Denver. where ne has
since been In charge of sacred Heart
church.
banquet which will close 'be GER
cmunlrs is Go boz held tonight. After
"a few days visit in Denver with
friends in the clerg>, Bishop SchuloI
win leave with his papal commission
for El paso
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

Pittsburgh. Pa. oct e. The
bradIc-s body ot Miss sophia Mccall
nn. daughter OF the tate william G..
McCalhn, former mayor of Pittahurgh.
was found tate last night on tho
pcunsN NanH railroad tracks ut Haup
u passenscr station within the cit,
limits. The body Was su badly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
GENERAL UIIL ON WAY
To CARRANZA WAR ZONE

m Paso. Tex. oct 2s-Generai
ncniamin }. HIM. formerly sonora
chieftain az the Carranza forces. now
attached 10 the consiiiutionalis, forces
In the south and east. arrived here
on route To Aqua Prieta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
HEADLESS BODY Of PROMINENT
PITTSBURGH WOMAN FOUND ON
TRACKS IN LONELY SUBURB

crushed thai Identification was lmpos-
sible until this morning when her ab-
sepce from ;.so office OF E :. Mor-
row. city comptroller whose aecre-
tary she Ras. started an inquiry Iden-
titication WAS established by a dia-
muud pin hearing her name, The
are unknown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
Washington Interested
In Ambassador Girard'S
Conference With Kaiser

State Department Has No Intmaton Subject of Discus
sion, but Speculation in Washington Connects 1t With
Rumor of Approaching Visit of Prince Won Buelow to
Spain to Place Germanys ostion Before King Alfonso
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
Bulgarians Said TO Have With
drawn From Uskup and
Hope Expressed That Mona
stirFront May Be Reformed.
RUSSIAN FLEET OPENS
\ ON BULGARIAN COAST
Heavy Damage Said to Have
Been Done to Varna by She'll
ing Which Rome Dispatch
Says Is Still Under Way.

fNt EVENING Herald Leased Nifsi
l,umt.. p,t. - Nu ruil-. 3 g.
D. ml the gravity ul tie -itu-
alton la the iiaikau~, from the
standpoint at thc entente allio~,
j. emphasized Ia information
which La- reached the Mc~-agcru.
Ihi- ncw -pupcr states that the
allied fur,r- landed at ~Hluniki
are Insufficient and that thittS or
iustN daN- VIII br required To
place adequate rriniorCcmcnt~ un
the iighting mont
In the meantime the NC-rgcto
SaNs the serbian army MAY rctir"
safely even a. far a. thu Monte
noaiin mountains. AWAITING u
more favorable opportunity iur
iuku. tie offensive.
London. oct 3s.---~ir BRYAN
NnLun hU- taken command at tie
Hiiti-h force, IN serbia. Iid~ an
nuun,t1ncm Wa- madc ~ the
huu~r oT commons this morning
h, Harold a. Tcnuant. parliament
arN under secretary Tor wat
London. oct 2N Dl.lU "a. ml I'm.
official reports from Dr,rN -uuIgv
represent the situation u southern
Serbia ts somewhat moro iJ1utJHt,
Geo th, entente allies N dispatch IRON
Athens which has not been continued
stlt,s that th, bulgarian. have with
drawn truw lsNup. AdNI.,- from
slluuIk tell OF r,r.y battle aluua
th, N,l,9- Numuuutu 'front.' with th'
IulaHruu- r.tr,utIng Hop, Ir HUIrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

Thirty Children Crushed
And Burned to Death in
Fire in Parochial School

St Johns Paocha School at Peabody Massachusetts,
of Horrible Calamity This Morning When Six Hundred
Boys and Girls From to 3 Years Old Are Thrown Into
Wild Panic When Flames Sweep Over 3-story Building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

London, oct 3s.--Sir lIrNan
NuIuu hU~ taken command at tie
british furr'. IN serbia. Iiu~ am
noun, rncm was mndc ~ the
huu~c or commons this morning
hN Harold =. Tcunant parliament
arN uudrr--S,ttturN tor Wat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

Hwr o., .s oHa loudau I'd
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-07-29
A Communication from Madison.

To the Editor: It occurs to me that
many of your subscribers will be inter-
ested in knowing something about the
career of your former fellow townsman
John c. Martin (now of this city, since
he left Mineral Point.
He ran for mayor of Madison on the
Prohibition ticket in 1912, receiving
1888 votes and coming within several
hundred votes of being elected. Last
year he was chairman Of the committee
having charge of the dry campaign
and came within 81 votes of carrying
the city 'dry." In the meantime he
became very much interested in the
Sons of Veterans, acted as special re-
cruiting officer, established many
camps and enrolled hundreds of re-
cruits. During all the time he has
been in demand as speaker on patri-
otic and other occasions. Being plat
form orator Of unusual ability he ev-
erywhere made a most favorable i'm
preston.
He has also taken an interest in the
Daughters of the G.. A. r., starting
many a fortress and making possible
the Wisconsin Department of Daugh
ters of the g. A. R. Recently, he was
chairman of the Giving flag commit
tee," sane Fourth of July celebration,
and made of the event great success.
Just recently his 10th birthday was OBJ
served and quotation from the Daily
Democrat is herewith given:
ga number of Daughters of the g.,
A. r. went to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Martin, Erin Street, to
congratulate Mr.. Martin on his seven
tieth birthday and present him with an
appropriate gift. Mr.. Martin is coun
selor for the Camp Randall fortress,
Daughters of the G.. A. r. The gift
selected by the visitors was an English
travelling bag, which will be particu-
larly acceptable when Mr.. Martin goes
to Washington in September to attend
the national encampment of the organ
ization. Department Commander
Larson was one of the ladies who visit
ed Mr.. Martin with the mem bers.. Nh
sic was furnished by Comrades Otis
and Boyle"
All in all Mr.. Martin has been a very
valuable citizen, all of his activities
have been directed to the promotion Of
the higher welfare of fellowmen.
Madison Wis. FL. S. SIGGELKO.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-07-29
ENTERED INTO REST
Mrs. William n. PenhaIegon, Sr.

Mrs. William n. PenhaIIegon, Sr.
Died at her home in Dodgeville, Sun
day July 25, 1915, Mrs. Mary Ellery
Penhallegon, aged "a years.
Decedent came to this country from
Cornwall, England, with her husband.
Mr.. William H. Penhallegon over sixty
years ago. They settled on farm in
the Bloomfield neighborhc cd, and lived
there great many years. They were
worthy pioneers of Iowa county.
The husband, some years her elder,
remains with one son and three daugh-
ters, namely: William I'll. Penhallegon,
Mrs. George Parsons and Mrs, Cora
Plumleigh of Dodgeville, and Mrs. Ed.
Parsons of the town of Linden.
The funeral of Mrs. Penhallegon will
be held this Wednesday afternoon.