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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
DIAZ LoMgARDo PREso.

Pasajcros que llcgan del Est /.
DO de C''hushua. han informado
hue 81 infidcnte Villa, ticnc pre- 81.
30 4 su Secretario dc Relaeionces
Miguel Dfaz Lonibardo, por so,.
loechas dc estar trabajnndo con
angeles V Rail Madero. para d, =
lcartarlo del mando de las coca .
,zas fuerzas que tiene aetualmen .
'te
La apprehension, scgun log in.
,f0rmantes ocorrio en- Ia ciudad IL
Ehihuahna.
Sc asegura ademaa, de que vi,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
EEL CONSUL GARZA EN- EsTA
Ezls.H.
CTUDAD.

FL Sr. j. q Cara, Consul Co.'s
Nitucionaiista en- la ciudad d.
brownsville, acpba de llegar i
hsta ciudad, con 81 prop6sito ia
entrevistar al Consul Constitucio.
nalista sobre loe asuntos Que sn
la frontera Texana, han tenido
augar.
Ell Consul CARA, en- una entr:,
vista celebraja con representa-
teB del diario IDgles "The Ligtl
dice que La situaci6n pcrmaneec
inalterable.
El COronel Cavazos, jefe d.
Estado Mayor del Grral. Nafarra
to, ha eierei1o en- la frontiers
Mexicana. uaa Yigilancia perfe !,
ia, eyitando de este nodo, qu;
los aizados. despues dc ID pcrse,
cuci6n de los soldados america.
nos. no 'ogren reforzarsc Ell te..
rritorio mexiaano.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
AbandOnan los ExdanjerOs e| Esta.
do de Sonora,

Todos los nmericanos y los ek
trranieros q,:e residen EN- la re-.
ei6n de Sonora donde las fuerzas
Villistaa, sc han reeoncentrado,
estan expuestos & sufrrir mil !.
tantas depredac,ones, de los ban.
dcs"due mere dean, en- aquel Es-
tado.
Seghn desDachos consulares nj
Departamonin de Estado, Sc tiE.
nen noticias 9e que mas de dns
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
NOtaS COrtaS de Mexico

En- Ia ciudad de Lagos dc Mo
reno dol Estado dc ,Jalisco, -
acaba dc rendir ante las autor,r
dades mnnici3alts, ell feroz eabe.-
ella revolut;onal,io Emilio r. J..
don, al trent" do ccrrca de 20'
llombcs due 10 aeompanaban, I
que operaban cDn Gl cE aqueli'.
region. .....
la rcndicihn dc Rcnd6n, fn"
de acuc, do con el Oral. Obreg6n,
ri su 6ltimo dccrcto lanzado Il
todos los enrni9os, que inoons .
cientemente, habian desconocido,
la prineta JafatElra del G. Oral
Don Venlstiano Carranza.
Rend6n. hiao cntroga c0mplota
dc atmas, mtniciones Y caballGs,
due traia on All roder.
Ha sido iunugurado sspl6nd,
damcntc 81 isiio Constitutions
lista para niiios. en la ciudad H.
Mexico, Guelando instalado AM
pliamentc Ell el edificio que pur
algunoa amos ocup0 Ia Loterfs
Nacional
ri nnevo eitah hiccimicnto trars
tornado en- IN rentro lie benofi ).
cencia para nifios, estN cuuipa.in
con olemento$ rodcrnos v fiet.e
capaeidad para cerca de- 400
nifiOg.
Aplnudimos H. determination
del Gobcrnatlor del Distrito &c.
moral Lopez 10 lara. por su accr,
tada ldca, d. transformer mn
contro que sJIo ha servido pnr,t
luerar cost4 died. pr6iimo, Gn j
ccntro altamsntc moral = hume
nitario
Como antcrriormente hcmos d..
cho en- las c,,tnrnas de nuestro
sGTnanario. Ia jusiicia Constitu !.
eionalista ha sido altamtnte mn.
rali2adora.
Tla tcndonoia eseneial es G;
mcntar bajo eolumnaa de nlta m,
raiidad, q ospiritu del pueblo, n
fin de que en- 10 aneealyo 80 goze
de una tranqnilidad y dc IN bien.
egtar, cagi absolute.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

fropa del ciercito Que militia b..
10 las 6rrd"nre dc Francisco W
lla, bastando para este que 81
presenter & nncstras fucraas.
Art 20. in disposition on
contiene cl articulo anterior, -
applicable nn'"amcnte al ei6rcit.
vtHista que invade al Fsiado Il,
Sonora.
Art. 80. Sc ordena Is tod3s
los Jcfes MiIitarcs Y Jcfcs 4,
fucrza armada. que presien deci,
dida Drotecci>n 4 los que solici
ten In amnistfa. dandoles CARA
t.as para Cd Eesrcto de sns vidas
de sus families v de sus bicnes
AT. DO. Los 1efea 1ns infrin
jan el artfcu,o anterior geran
castigados con IL pena de muert,
Art. SO Los oficiales. clas"s
" tropas del eitrcito yii'ista uue
SO acoian 4 la alnnstia, teran re
fnRiados EN- psta ciudad, facil
tandoselcs totlos los me5ios IL
vida y los recursos pecuniari :
para que regresen 4 sus hogaras
cuando eattr rcstablccidas Ia,
romunicacion,s
Por tanto, mando sc mprima
publiWo Y circulc para su dcbi..
do eumplimionto.
Aqua Pricta Sonora, Mexico
Septicmbre * de 1916.
M Gobermdo, v Commando
to Militar del Estado 49, r. H.
LIAS CALLT9 ~ El Sccretar1y
de Estado ENRIQUE MORl..
NO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
soLICtrUD ATEHDIDA.

bn Ia cindad dc Piedrag Ne
Sras, re,ientemente bajo el con
I5roi del Gob:e,no Constitutions :
atsta, laa autoridades militarea.
nan corscedido permiso 4 un sa..
h"rdote tol nnlto cat6lico para
hnc cjcrsa sn m nisterio
La anterior disposition obed,.
20, f unn so'aitud hecha, nor
monorabs.a damas dc aqlella le..
,""iidad, que sc aeerearon nj iesa
fe las armas. quien maaifest6 aE
Vtrupc dc danas, que la reyoln-
r',n Conatitncionalista, no afe..
faba EN- manrra alguna la liber..
tai dc ca.ltos,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
XiCO a Laredo
Absolute tranquilidad reina EN- todo Ell pals
controiado por los Leases.

III Primer tren dirccto do Nj.
xico 4 Laredo. lego despuas d.
dos dias, con cerca dc 700 pasl.
.ieros 4 borlo, inaiuycndo entre
allos & v.arios anericanos J -
otras nacionas ;dades.
En- opinion de los pasa,eros qu.
acaban do ltagar 4 Laredo, Texas
las condolences Que prevalec""
en toda la aona dominada poc
los leales, cs dc una tranquilida.l
casi absolute.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
ega g Primer tGn de padeS De Me- Use dCe nea emission de Tmb@
Promotion del Gral. Nafarrate
Iona 81 cargo de Ia CaBdaCls htar Gra|. Lopez De Lara

Noticias que acaban,os de re .
cibir, de fuc!'tes dignas de ere.
ditto. 'anufacian. que el Graa. Ma ,
farrate, iefe Ie Ia guarnici6n ac.
tnalmente en- la ciudad de Ma.
tamoros, ha sido llamado por Q,
Pin1er Jefe del Ejercito Constit,,
cionalista
FL viaie del Gral. Nafarrate,
'Veracruz, o!'edcce indudable.
'mente & los asuntos que Sc est6;,
desarrollando ell la frontera To
.xana, asuntos que, la prenaa dt
escandalo. he. jrzgado que el bi.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

/" Seg agrega~n Il propio mensa :
jc. que cl Primer Jcfe, ha dado
instruccicncs 4 I'm cuerpo compr-
tente &c Ingenieros, para qut
hagan un es.hdio complcto, 4:
il; industria petrolifera de ID
region de Tamaulipas y Veracruz
con la idea &c auc cl Gobiernr
controle toda la region y cvit'
de este modo, "a ambici6n ex-
trafa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

1aH Chimes ) cerca de cuatro..
cientos americnnos, nan tratadt
de abandonar Ia region, temerc.
sos de que los Villistas ejerzar
algunas rcpTrsalias. ..a
El Consul general americana
ha pedido instrucciones -
bre este asuuto. ;labiendo recibi.
do Ell contestae,6n, que abandt
naran Ia region y Sc trasladarar
& Estados Un:dos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
sE sUICIDA UNA sRTTA.

En- la ciulad dc Monterrey y
en- Ia casa NJ. 80 de 10 calle dc
Abasolo, 80 suicid6 "a Srita, Ri.
ma Chapa; disparandosc On "a
slen derecha IN tiro DE- re6lver
Parece que la causa del suic,
dio, fue una deception auorosa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

iia't. al tetier noticia de Ia fnpa
I, oe los a'fiores Terrazas, dinarn;..
lto las Fesidoucias particularea do
lehos y do los Crcel, en- reprcsalia
d"l acto efoctuada por sus pris o
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
LA GUERRA EUROPEA


Procedenoia Franeesa. Its
tropas Ffanesas han continua !,
sn avaneo, aahrs la region Norl,i
de Arrns. 81 xdn notioias oficia
iea pnblinadas por 81 departs
monto de One IRA.
Ignativame.'tc han continue 10
vlgoroaamento D. coinbate on ia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

IG al. Plntarco Elias Callles, Ct
bernador " Comandante de.
Estado, on uso de les faculta-
dos extraordirarias que me IA
confetido q Primer Jcfe de-
|; Eiercito Constitudona1ista, En-
caIgado d.. Poder Eiecutiv
de fa Naci6n @. Venustiauo
CasTanza, y,
CONSIDERANDO:
One entre los elementoa qu,
acomrafian nj trader Francis.
90 Villa, hay algunos ciudadan =
que ITO han rerdido el honor nj
sn dignidad personal. hombr.",
Que mas bier olligados por las
circunstancias rombaten al ladn
de In reaccidn contra los cienc.
tos iibertarios rne forman al 10
iarcito Cons'ifucionafista, el
verdadero ejfrcito del pueblo.
Que es un ictcr de tedo Co.
bierno honrado hacer nm Hams.
niento 4 los liombres de bnera
fe, de conyicriones Y dc idcalDs
que, engahadcs por cl gripo reae
cionario y por circnnstancias a.,
gems 4 sn goluntad, accompanies,
al fel6n Francisco Villa on sn
obra do destruction inconcier
tc, dandule !, esos homi.rca r.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

Las fundieiones, fdhrieas 4
talIeres, lue deade hace aleCin
tempo sc els9ontraban Daraliza..
das EN- la ciudad de Monterrey
por falta de elementos. sabesc
cue en- breves dias reanudaran
s1's trnbaios. en- virtud Gle an.
estan para 'legar gpandcs can,i.
dades dc trahaiadores, que han
tenido quo rhandonar al Estado
de Tex. debiio & la revuelta ou,
SC ha inieiadn desde hanu tiempc.
Una veg en- lnego los grandes tn
Heres dc los fundieioncs con ouc
cncntn csta "iudad. SO ,rocedcra
a Ia Immediate fabricaeitn de .
qnipo parn 'as fucrzas dol cucr
po del Ei6rato Constitutions.
lista do la Division del Nordest.,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

vecindad de Hauvwon y Quinne !.
viern.
LA artiliera, ha desempena 10
papel importante on a' D.strit0 "a
Champagne.
Tin escuarr6D do aeeopian 1s
4 q ..He-t,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

El Sr. Gral. Gabriel Gonzalrz
Cuellar, rue rombrado por el Gu,
moral Jacinto TreviIo, iefe de tla
aFmas en- pi.drHs Neeras, Coaa ,
en- eststItuei6n del Grad. Iaortune
70 Nnazua, qne reeuper6 dicsa
poblaei6n v qaien ha sidc llama 10
q la capital. para conserirle una
nueya 9 importante com,si6n,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
To Y ER R11SERs

NJ faEcipok' l,as the larxa1
1coi1t ton 81 any of anishs
'DapeE1 Ia Texas. Our books are
open Tor public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06
DEORETo NuMERo z.

Art. 10. SO concede amptia
amnistfa & lbs oficiales, classes y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-10-06

Ell REGIDOR tiene mayortcir-
culaci6n que cualquiera de los
5peri6dieOa que Sc publican en-
Espaiiol sn Texas. Nuestros IL
bros csthn q la vista de quien
quiera inspeccionarlos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
LOOK TO AMERICA
international Commercial OrGnniLa-
tons Sny That United states
should 'Tpkc Initiative.

WASHINGTON November lG.-A
referendum of American coinmerciul
organizations throughout this country
md in Berlin. Paris. Milan, Constan-
t:nopl= and Rio ID Laneiro on six
reconme ndations having TO do with
economic developments OF the Euro
pean war was instituted tonight by
the Chamber OF Commerce OF the
United states.
The Recommendations. drafted by a
special committee OK he chamber and
now forwarded 10 ~ affiliated organ
izs,!ons for their vote. stat. THAT the
United states should take the uitia-
tive; In securing q conference of ncu-
trails to agree OH rules TO assure safety
OF III. and property on the nigh seas:
establishing an international court to
settle disputes that do not come under
established rules forming a council OF
conc!liatton Tor disposition Of questions
IN which the Facts cannot Oe cStab-
lished by All international court. secuy-
Ing ar international agreement to bring
economic pressure 10 bear on any ma
ton resorting TO military force before
an international tribunal has passed. on
the points al Issue; effectinG with other
nations an agreement to use concerted
military force agaist any nation that
cannot be compelled to desist from
war by economic pressure. and in
establishing frequent meetings OF the
people o. different nationalities at eX-
pressl" stated intervals for progressive
amendment Of International law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
JUDGE WEST ADDRESSES
HOPEAELL RESIDENTS
Two Hundred Attend Banquet OF
Business Mems Association
at Richmond Inn.
AFFAIR PROVES 10 BE UNIQUE
Many Speakers ut Powder Town Cele-
bration, Made Possible by Progress
sivc Spirit Which Animates Com
munity-UnuSual Enthusiasm.
Especial TO Tnc Times pispatch !

! Especial TO The Times pispatchl
| liOPEWELL. VA. November 10
TWO hundred representative business
men of this magic city attended tho
banquet of the business Mems As
ISOLATION OF liopewelI at the Richmond
Inn Tonight. The occasion was unique
III many features. and was made pos
aible by the progressive spirit which
aniniates the comnunty
Judge Jesse l.. West, of the Circuit
Court of Prince George County. was
the guest of honor He received a big
ovation when he was introduced by
President Lawrence Perry, as Il possible
supreme Court judge. In his address
the judge commended the great change
mat has taken place in Hopcwcll. its
great progress AS an industrial center.
It's Improvement as law abiding COM
munity, and assured the community his
cooperation in the future.
Declaring that lie had confidence in
the best element Of Hopcwell Judge
West made II, plain that he had don.
his duty in seeing tina; law and order
had been maintained. What WAS done
was for the best. he said. ana that lie
had the support Of Governor Stuart.
Pont Company in every way possible.
lie welcomed foreigners TO Prince
George and people from other states.
Judge West commended the assis
lance given by local officers. naming
Justices Perry anu Britton; Police
Chief Cotton, Police Supervisor Reeves
OF the Du Pont force.
After an elaborate dinner, President
Perry introduced Special Prosecutor
David y. Harrison. Jr.. who made a
splendid welcoming address. s. Cor
don Cumming. OF Hampton, WAS one
OF the principal speakers. Others who
spoke were Secretary w. NJ. Martin. of
the Petersburg Chamber of Commences
commemorative Attorney thinner. OF
Petersburg: Delegate Elect Mann. of
Chesterfield: -. 4. McCanu OF The
Times Dispatch g Z. Morris. H. X
Walters. Richard Eauer. Coroner j. H.
lIargrovc. Toomer Gorrow j. q. lefitn.
Justice Eritton. Ira I'laherty and u. H.
sutherland, Of the Norfolk and Western
Railway
Rev. Goodrich Wilson delivered the
Invocation and hencdiction. Mr.. Zim-
mcr delivered an invitation from the
Petersburg Retail Merchants Asso-
citation for liopewcll business men to
he their guests on November ~. aud
ii was accepted by Justice Perry.
The committee in charge was com
posed of l.. y. Mifka, IRA Fluhcrty
John Dubuis. J. Dvorak. NJ. Silbcrstciu
j. Toomer Garrow, J. L. Moody, A.
Blumherg. secretary; NJ. Stern treas
lurer
band furnished music, and sew
eral solos were sung by local talent.
including Mrs upshur Bowen. quar-
tet rendered songs.
Great enthusiasm WAS manifested,
and the addresses We're witty. All
spoke Of lIopcwclls future rs ex-
ceednrly bright Ever line OF bust
ness and profession was represented.
The personnel Of the gathering was
commended by Judge West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Everett T.. Dritf0n,

The funeral of Everett T. Britton.
'hirty-hro years old. who died ycster-
day at 1:3t o'clock in the home OF his
fathcr-in law. Police Sergeant g. w
Holdcrofi. 3ii North Thirty fourth
street. Will take place from Leigh
Street Baptist Church this afternoon
at ; o'clock Burial Will he IN Oak
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. Brt;on had been sick for about
n year. and had spent the last few
months In the country In an effort
10 regain his health. lie was we'll
known in the local business world and
in fraternal and church circles For
number OF years he was cashier and
credit man for the r. T. Patrick Young
Company, meat packers. lie was a
deacon in the Leigh Street Church
lie was u member of Joppn Lodge. No
10. y. +. & \. NJ. and OF the ROYAL
Arcanun.
Mr.. Drit,on is survived by his wife
VINO was Miss Grace y. iultlcroft: a
young son aud dmughtcr, his mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter <
Britton: two brothers. Wesley and
Leroy Brtton. aud two sisters, Misses
Addie and Alya Britton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
SALVATION ARMY MEETING
{ Conference Of Ohncers From Many
states TO Open Here
on Friday.

The annual conference OF Salvation
Army officers from New YORK. phila-
delphia, Baltimore. Washington. Nor
folk. Portsmouth,, Lynchhurg and Pc
tcrsburg. will he held in this city Fri
day. Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The
secretary in chief OF tho organization,
Colonel William Peart, who is also per-
sonai Representative OF Commander
Booth. will lie in Richmond
More than nifty meetings have been
arranged IN which these officers will
take part while they are III Richmond.
They will spcak in ten churches sun
day morning. and three churches and
TWO public buildings sunday afternoon.
while meetings in fourteen churches
vii, he held Sunday night. y number
OF talented musicians from other cities
VII! render music at the various gath
crings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
REPORT PRESENTED on
SUNDAY SCHOOL EDUCATION

Rev. Nj. billey presented Il n:ief re.
port OF the committee Oh SUNDAY school
education. Another Meeting II t,is
committee Will bo hciI this af,ernor.
Canon W. J.. De Vrics. I'h H. OF Tho
Washington Cain edral, SECRETARY ~ H..
hoard. presented q report - chairman
Of 4 committee 10 Arrange fo! ,.ls.u.ia.
ing chapians. This conference VIII
hold it's fret meeting This afternoon n,
4 o'clock, tho object tu view being 10
standardize the examinations of mon
for the ministry aS G.li IN tic scl
eraI dioceses.
Rev l. y. Galley read me cpor, Of
the committee on teachc raining
which showed that prog yess f|rii;s in,
portant work IL being made. although
the greatest difficulty is in sccuriI,u
able leaders 10 instruct the classes tbDt
arc being formed In pafochial md dio-
cesar centcrs
Rev " W niier. chairman. rt.psr, ed
for the committee on summer schools
and tho report OF Tine committee on
correspondence AMI publicity as reno
by the secretary Of the committees
Rolla r. currieo. Of Warrington.
An extremely full and interesting re
port was read b. Rev. Freder!cE Gardi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
ELECTED TO BOARD
Fairfax Harrison Named ns Director of
Cincinnati. New Orleans md
TcNns Pacific HALLWAY.

ClNCINNtTl November .l6.--FairfaS
Harrison. of Belvoir. Va. was elect cd
Il director of tho Cincinnati. New Or
leans and Texas Pacific Railway Mt
the annual stockholders meeting here
to-day. The bonrd of directors re-
appointed the official staff, including
Fairfax Harrison. president: T. G..
Powell. ric"-president: II. b. Spencer.
assistant TO the president.
The board declared u dividend Of
Ia per cent OH the preferred stock
payable December l a semiannual divi-
dcnd OF per cent OH the common stock
payable November II, and an extra
dividend Of ~: per cent on the common
stock. payable December 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
NO MORE CONFESSIONS
Especial 10 The Timos-Dispa teh !

Especial III The Times Dispat ch.l
NEW YORK. November 16.-When
the case OF the five men indicted here
IN the alleged German bomb conspiracy
Was called in the Federal District
Court to-day. deruurrcrs were entered
in behalf OF two OF the defendants.
Robert Fay and Walter Scholz. The
acmuif'crs alleged that tho indictment
against these men Is insufficient
Counsel for Robert Kicnzle, Max
Rrcitune and l;nglcbert Bronkorst, tho
others under indictment. did not enter
dcmnrrers. but stood on tho pleas OF
no, guilty entered nfter the. first ar
rnignment
Fay was taken before Attorney Knox
again to-day. presumably to continue
the Statement; he began Yesterday. IS
Few minutes later, however Fay was
returned to tho Tombs. II was then
announced that Fay would not make q
confession or another statements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17

throughout Pittsyivania County and
TINS city as Colonel Bill" expired sud-
denly early this morning In his seven
tieth year. when the shock OF slight
cut upon his hand reacted fatally on
his heart. While Strengthening a hog
the Knife slipped and he wounded his
hand, after which he walked to the
nome or friend. n few steps away,
Nhu "hiie no was holding the injured
tnomber beneath n water spjEot bc
dropped dcad.
MIR. Wilson represented Pittsylvania
County twelve years ago In the House
OF Deiesates. and later was for eight
risors. He was a Confederate yetoran
belonged to many fraternal organiza
lions and was generally popular
through this section. He was born I'm
HaiifaN County. but moved early in
lie TO this county. where he was a
successful farmer. His wife and seven
children survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
John Edward Gibbon.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
l6.-John Edward Sibbon. aged ifty-
country home. 'Intcrnont.'' south Of
Charlottesville. lie was IA South Caro-
linian by birth. but entered tho Uuirer-
sity of Virginia from New York City
lie spent three years in the academic
department and after leaving college
made his home. in Charlottesville Hc
married Miss Nellie Durrett OF this
city She survives, with three daugh-
tiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
BULGARIAN EORIE>
ADVANCE; NIITOniot SLY

/ BERLIN. Novembcs 10 tby wireless
ITO Sayvillcl 'pcl. sod reports from
Sofia" SAYS tho overseas News Agency.
I describe the further victorious adj
vance OF thc Rul-arians IN Serbia
. "..ccordins 10 Bu'varisn reports %
November l2 aud ~. French troops on
',hc nigh; OF November tells attacked
bulgarian positions on the Nardar
River. hu, BY Bulgariau counter
attack were thrown back on the RICH;
hank OF the Karassu. The Eulcarinus
took two machine guns and two noun
tain guns.
ION Nuvtmbcr II French troops that
were thrown barll on tn" cast bank
of tho karassu, south uf Nclrs. were
attacked BY the Eul.arianS. who. sing
ing their famous national anthem
/. 'Eoaming Maritza. Stormcd and CON
iUuered strongly iutrsnchcd French
positions.
The Serbiams. after the ISL oil NiSh,
destroyed ali the bridges and ro;rcaicd
10 the lief, bank OF the Morava. which
is from 15G TO 90 meters wide. and
from ono 10 tWo meters deep. Tine
Scrbians. from fortified positions. and
in King Peters presence, with strouS
artillery, tried to check the isuigarians
crossing III" river, but We're unable to
do 50.
The EulEar!aus Stormcd the left
bank and entered rrohuipilje where
they took six mortars. niucty-ciGht
BOXES Of artillery ammunition, @-o
boxes OF infantry ammunition, twelve
carts laden with war material and
made prisoners Of 1000 ScrbianS
The first serbian territorial reSi
mcnt mutinicd and Killed Colonel
pribitchcvitch. who WAS one of the in
stiGators OF tho murder OF Archduke
Francis Ferdinand Ills regimen; dis
banded and tho men went into the SUR
rounding villages"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
William II. Larkin.

ISpeclaI 20 The mes-Disphtch.]
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. November
lt.-William y. Larkin.. of this city.
died Ut his homo here last evening.
aged fortS-nine years. Mr.. Larkin had
been i'll since last Friday. re is sur
vived by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Ii. 1.arkin. Of this city: ono brother.
Joseph A. Larkin, OF Hopewcll; five sis.
tcrs. Mrs. Julian J. Garner. Of this
city. Miss Lula Larkin and Mrs Han
nah Hood, OF Washington: Mrs. vii.
liam Latham. OF Alexandria. and Mrs
William De Shazo, OF Richmond The
funeral will be held OF Wednesday
afternoon.