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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

river, which supplies Washington s
water is very low.
Weather bureau officials can see
no relief from drought and also
from the general attending high
temperatures in any section of the
country except where local show
ers are reported. From nine cities
throughout the Middle West have
come reports of temperatures high
er than any over before recorded
for this time Of the year. For at
least "a hours. which is about the
limit Of time. the forecasters will
prognosticate for, fair and gener-
ally warmer weather is predicted.
Until changes appear in the Pa
eifc off the northwestern coast lit
tie relief can be expected from the
Northern and Western states and
until storm. clouds appear in the
Gulf OF Mexico, the Central and
Eastern states can. expect a con-
tinuation OF the dry spell, the fore
casters report.
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BregdoH-Eoye.

Harwiin, Oct. S.-Miss Lillian
Eudora Rrogdon of Harvin and Nr.
Ha. pealberton Love. formerly Of
| Winston Salem. ~ c., bat noy OF
Sumter. were married Teesi1sS al
1ernoon at ) o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Brogdon,5of Harvia. Rev.
Sidney Cobb, pastor Of the era
.hanl and Harvin Baptist churches.
officiating. The maid Of homo was
Miss Alice Brogdon OF Savanna y,
Ca. wearing green chiffon velvet
and carrying a bouauas of pink
roses with. Mr.. Bart Love of W,n-
Is.on-Salena, n. c. The bridesmaids
were aIiss Frances Haryin of =. {. h! hi-
cora College and Miss Alice iSsesg-
|. don OF NaNeross. Ga.. goTned in
rose celarea taffe,a as twins
z The bride was lovely in gown
of white satin lace and pearls, and
carried a hover bouGuet OF brides
roses aud valley lilies. Miss Geor-
gia Sauls OF Manning, PLAYED soft
piano solos while the guests as
sembIed. To the strains OF Lollen-
grin s. Wedding March also fend-
erred by Miss Georgia Sauls the
Wedding party gathered in the cere-
n,onys room, decorated in nlahog-
any colored hegonias and .appro-
pirate coiors. where the ceremony
was peri orned.
The hall was in white and green,
the stair case covered with white
and Ivy made a beautiful setting
for the appearance OF the bride.
The ceremony room was in pure
white with an improyised altar OF
irey and ferns, with showers Of
.tulle and ribbon, while candles
added, a soft glow 10 the scene.
In: the living room decorated IN
mahogany coTored begonia:s. Miss
Lois Krkpatfick of Bascomyille,
Chester county, served punch.
I Refreshments Of cream, cake and
raints were served in the dining
room: which. was decorated in
pink and white, by Misses Matte
and Myrtle Hodge of Haryin. and
Misses Jennie Alderman and Pan
line Merritt OF Aicol,1 and Miss
Esfene Palmer CT Mccormick.
The bride and groom were the
recipients OF many handsome and
costly presents and after the cere-
aaonv Mr.. and Mrs. Love left by
automobile. for AsheviIle-
The bride is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Brogden.
of Harvin and the groom is a very
successful business man of Sumter,
having charge Of the Efird Stores
at that place.
A large number of relatives and
friends of Sumter, Florence, Co
i,tnlbia, Sara annah. WaycEoss, Ga.
and Manning were present at the
ceremony.
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Fhe Watchn,an and Sosthron
Enrsred as the Pestofiice nc Snm-
ter, 8. C. as Second Class Matter.
:pElssRsoN,AL. ! J

Mrs. ]. II. Sreffens OF Charleston
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs Reardan, has returned
; home.
AR and Mrs. Nell O. Donnel left
Tor Hazelton Pa. last evening on
account Of the serious illness OF
Mrs McIIagh Mr.. 0'Donnelfs sis
ssaws. Leo NJ. Wach1el OF savan-
isah, Ca. is Eisifing her sister. Mrs.
Abe Rystfsn berg.
Miss Hattie E.ssesne left Thurs
day night for Cincinnati. where
she viii make an extended visit
TO her sister, Mrs. E. Bruce.
~ Mr. Victor HAYES OF Fremont.
n. c. is Spending the Weekend
Wish Mr. F1ughson Green on Broad
st. S..
Mr. Hnghson Green is at home
Z for fhe weekend from Columbia
Where he is attending Bowens $
Business college.
= Mrs. b S Middleton OF Colds
boro. c., visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
-
Middleton son Oakland Ave.
Mr.. Frank Joye leaves this week
rosaecepf q position with firm at
New Bern. Mr. Joye has
lived IN Sumter for several years,
ana has a large number OF friends
who viii regret 10 see him leave The
city.
aEr. Jsnsnay Bryan, OF Marion,
spent Sunday IA the city as the
guest OF EIlliam ]. Blackwell.
son sfagnoIia- street
aIr. ard NJ rs. Henry 2. Moses
have resarned from Hot. SPRINGS.
sArk., where Ar. Moses attended q
meeting OF ins,irance agents.
Ms. Ransom s. Richardson OF
sPiaew0od was In town today.
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CAN THE BOIL
/. WEEV1L.BEB BEAT?
Results Obtained by Aiken
Cotton Farmer Indicate
That 1t is. Possible.

Williston, Oct. 81. D. ProthEo
of Aiken county. who owns the
Hayward Stansell place, one Of the
finest farms IN this part Of the
state. is proving that Gotten can be
grown despite the boil weevil. He
has $50 acres planted to cotton
this year and has picked 65 bales
and had not a severe hail stprza
swept a part of the farm, he WouH
have made 100 to I25 bales. ina
part OF. the place not visited #
the hail storm, "a thorough test W
poisoning was made. On ten acr
the syrup method was used ana
six bales was made. On an adj
Joining ten acres under the same
condition of land and work, bS
using two applications Of busting ef
arsenate in addition to the two aD-s
plications of syrup used ON the
other tract. nine. bales were made.
This cotton is well fruited TO, tie
top though. the top crop Was partly
destroyed. by the weevil, ia some
bol1s there only being one to: two
locks. The cost OF the poisoning Sf
these tracts was g cents per acre
for the syrup method and SIT psr.
acre for the syrup and dustfnS-
Arthur R., Still, superintendent.
this farm, is wide awake in; eveTy:
way. Through good management
the cost of this farm was kept to H
minimum and it is understood that:
so bales will easily carry the e4-s.
penses for this year and under NOS
NAL conditions, even with the boil
weeyil, this place should make 1gDs
to $50 bales OF cotton. afr. ProthEo;
has still larger place IN Aiken
county near Montmereaci where NJ
lives, on which he has already pie
ed 216 bales OF cotton.
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CAMDEN ROAD
TO COLUMBIA
Camden Chronicle).

A representative number OF
members of the Chamber of Com
merce met in the Offices Of the
chamber Monday morning to dis
cuss the proposed building of hard
surface roadway TO connect with
the road soon to be under con-
truction from the Richland county
line to Columbia.
Members of the newly elected
delegation in the general assembly
were present and the matter was
favorably discussed. All seem to
be in favor Of the hard surfaced
road. but the main question was
how the money was TO be raised.
1t is estimated that the project will
cost around 1925, 10000 and it is
said that the United States gov
ernnent will give s150,000.00 of
this sum. 1t is thought the mon
ey can be raised from the toll
fares over the Wateree bridge at
Camden
It is q we'll known fact that the
sand clay or top soil roads will not
stand up under heavy and con-
tinuouS traffic. SIS is evidenced by
the condition of the roads from
here 10 Columbia at present. Cam
den being the gateway to the south
from the entire Atlantic coast. we
hope this important road will he
constructed. else much of the travel
through Camden will be lost when
the bridge over the Wateree in
Sumter county is opened up. Messrs.
Thos. j. Kirkland. l.. c. Shaw and
l.. @. Funderhurk We're named as
committee TO look into the prop
csition and another meeting will
he held on Monday morning. oc-
tober 9Th. at II o'clock at which
time the chamber will outline plans
for putting the project over.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

The fire department was called
out Saturday night to box &c,
which proved to be a false alarm.
on Thursday night Of last week
they were called to box % also
without cause. Whether done in
fun or. for some other reason, send
ing in false fire alarms is dan
gerous business and the parties
who are. doing this are warned that
III caught will be severely dealt with
by the authorities:
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Card of Thanks.

Editor Watchman and Southron:
The people of Rembert wish to
thank Dr. Epps through your pa-
per for. his kind and generous at
tention TO. the little boy recently
under his care. They also wish to
extend thanks to DR.. Weinberg for
Kindness shown.
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New Brunswick. n. J.. Oct. O.

New Brunswick. N j., Oct. o.
Clifford Hayes. the 19-year-old adj
nirer OF Pearl BANNER, who found
the bodies of Rev Edward Hall ana
Mrs. Mills was arrested today and
formally charged with first degree
murder in connection with the slay-
ing. Raymond Schneider, who
was with the Rahner girl when the
bodies were found and held as a
material witness, declared the
double staying result of mistaken
identity. that Hayes was trailing
the man who accompanied the
Bahner girl and seeing the couple
under crabapple tree, opened
fire.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Mrs. Sarah afcHugh, the only
sister of Mr.. Neill o'Donn.sll, died
Saturday afternoon at her home in
Hazelton, Pa at an advanced age.
The. funeral al@seryices We're held on
Monday morning.
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- t
Thes faynaers: of Sumter county
e hon d organize township or
school district committees to put on
drive to cut down and turn un-
des all the cotton stalks as quickly
as possible This IS the first and
most ixnparsanf item ins the pro-
gram 10 fight the hon weevil and
make q eotlon scrpR. next year. Most
people become excited and enthus-
siasEc over a political campaign and
viii go to any expense OF time:
money and energy to win a victory
aT she polls, bat few seem to be able
sy become thoroughly aroused to
saa necesslty of cooperation in a
determined fight On the boil weevil.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

New York, Oct. s.-Giants and
Yankees. having attempted to ap-
pease the thousands. of fans who
we're not satisfied when the second
worlds series game was called at
the end OF the tenth inning with the
score tied SO. by giving the entire
days receipts to disabled soldiers
and charity, returned to the bus
mess of settling the championship
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

We fear.at times that dispatches
from the Near East give a very
liberal Interpretation OF the word
Christians. :"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11
rhe Powell Paving

! The Powell Paving Company
planned TO start this morning put
Ting down the asphalt on the first
section Of the Second Mill road.
The. concrete foundation has been
laid almost TO .Swifton Siding on
the Atlantic Coast Line.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

An utonaohile was burned on the
Mayesville road Sunday after
noon. The cause Of the FIRE has
not, been determined.
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Notice 10 Delinquent Taxpayers

Executions for unpaid taxes of
1921 are in my hands for collec-
ton. These executions viii be
held until 2o1h- inst. Parties max
ing payment before that day will
save costs for mileage, and levy.
c.. NJ. HURST,
Sheriff.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

The drought is broken and the
chronic groaches are already kick
ing about the wet and gloomy
weather. You just can't please
them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

The Puritans had theire iitfSe
faults. but. they didn't put on
masks while lynching witches
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Richmond, Oct. Gov. Trinkle
today pardoned Sidna Edwards and
Friel Allen. convicted of murder
in the second degree in connection
with shooting up the court house
in Hillsrille. Va. in 1912.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Chicago, Oct. s.-The, railroad
labor board is considering the ap-
peal of the maintenance OF. way
workers for an increase in wages.
Indications are that the discus
sion might come up tomorrow.
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Death.

Carl Hudson. the infasir son OF
Mr.. Henry Hudson, OF 52s West
Oakland avenue. died Saturday
morning The interment was at
Bethel church Su laay at-elneen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Columbia. Oct. Frank P.
McGowan. Laurens. and Mendel l..
Smith, Camden. We're today ap.
pointed special judges by Governor
Harvey to hold court al Sumter. the
former from October % to October
80, and the latter from October 80
to November 1.
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Nssn1hEop paaghrers. At1entlon..

On Wedanesday afternoon, Dc
1oher l Ish, at half past four
O'clock the Winthrop Daug ghters
Wiz give an informal reception al
the Ne in honor of The
inIhrep girls who are teaching N
the schools OF the city and county.
An attractre program has been arr
ranged for the entertainment Of the
guests. and dainty refreshments viii
he served Every member viii
please consider this notice an invi-
Iation tosattend and bring with you
ans Winthrop girl who IS teaching
es5her 10 the city ors county. S
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New Brunswick, n. j., Oct. -
Widespread reports that two arrests
have been made in connection with
the mysterious murders of Rev.
Edward Hall, and his choir leader,
Mrs. Eleanor Mills, on September
4th, stirred the city today Off
Gals refused to deny or confirm
the report.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Mr.. Angle chicola, proprietor Of
the Imperial Cafe. who has been
resident of Sunrer5fer a number
OF years. is the proud .possessor OF
naturalization papers which he OBJ
tained IN Charleston last week. Mr..
|shicela is well and faverably known
throughout the city where he has
made many friends and there is no
doubt he will make good citizen.
for Uncle Sam.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Correct this sentence: Harold
is a pretty child" said the young
mother; "bnt I'm afraid he isn't
as bright as other children"
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London, Oct. IA sensation has
been caused by a letter from An
drew Bonar Law upholdiug tie
British governments attitude IN
the Near Eastern crisis. The pre-
nouncement is widely held as
equivalent to direct threa, 20
bring the British troops home from
Rhine and completely terminate
the entente unless France comes
into line with British policy IN the
Near East.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

London. Oct. 9.-The prohibition
liquor vessels within American wa
ters will give rise to international
complications, according TO the
viery Of the British foreign office.
Omcials say that the matter is one
in which the United States has a
perfect right 10 take any action it
sees fit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

White Plains, n. Y. Oct. 6.-su.
preme Court Justice Morsechauser
has confirmed the referees re
port in the Stillnaan divorce case
and allowed Mrs. Anne Stiliman,
defendant, against her banker nus
band the costs in the case.
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Cobalt. Ont, Oct. "a heav

Cobalt. Ont, Oct. Ga heavy
rain this morning virtually auenek-
ed the forest fires about this c:ly.
which took a 1on of possibly sixty
lives, and wiped out the Gown, of
Haileybury and several small. set
Elements. Several bodies have
been recovered: but many are still
missing. .i...
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Don't forget our furnishing department. Along
with the other shipments we have received just
loads of new shirts in attractive patterns the latest
in neekwear and other furnishings Mallory and
Yo1ng's hats. We have your size and the style you
ike
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

FL Paso, Oct. Loyal MeFi.kal
troops overlook rebel column in
the mountains of Durango ard in
the battle that followed completely
routed the insurgents. killing Col
Salinas and twenty-five other reb-
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DROP IN
Two Long Distance Aviators
Spend the Night, in
Sumfpr
!, Sumter

Sunday afternoon about 8 o'clock
an airship piloted by Messrs. Cor
nell and Heldeman. passed over
the city, en- route from Fayetteville.
~. c.. to Jacksonville, Fla. and
landed on the Country Club golf
course. Messrs. Cornell and Holde-
man are now on their return TO
Seattle. via. the southern route.
They started their coast TO coast
flying from Toledo, Ohio. going due
northwest to Seattle. back to New
York: south TO Newport News.
Fayetteville. Sumter and Jackson
vile. The actual flying time from
Seattle TO New York was thirty
eight hours.
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constantinople, Oct. 9.-By the
Associated Press. Turkish Ma
tionalist troops yesterday resumed
their advance in the Dardanelles
area in. the direction of Chanak, the
British stronghold according to a
Mudania dispatch to local news
papers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Florence. Oct. 7.-J. r. Williams
and ". c. Cash, the latter a negro,
broke out of the Florence county
jail here, it was learned today.
Other prisoners were prevented
from escaping by the timely arri-
val on the scene of the county jail
er.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

The court of general sessions con-
vened Monday morning, Judge j.
". .DeVere presiding, for : two
weeks term, There is we'll Glled
docket. but it is believed that
practically all the eases can be dis
posed of during the two weeks.
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.Vladivostok.- Oct. desperate
fighting between the Red" and
white" armies is in progress on
the Shassk front The battle is re-
ported to be the seyerest recorded
since the japanese evacuation be-
gan. The Soviet forces are report
ed TO be rushing troops. airplanes.
and tanks toward Vladivostok. The
defenders are offering furious re-
sistance.
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Havana, Oct. s.-Fighting which
arose during the heated political
campaign that is being waged pre-
linlinary to the coming partial elec-
tiens resulted in the. death OF two
persons and the wounding of eight
others at Guanajay. near here. The
contending factions were members
of the liberal party.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

New York, Oct. 6.-Directors. of
the Standard Oil company OF New
York have declared a stock aiPi-
dend of two hundred per cent, in
ereasing the capital from seven
ty-fve million to two hundred and
twenty five million dollars, and re-
ducing the par value of stock from
one hundred TO twenty-five dollars.
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San Diego. Calf, Oct. 6.-A.l
aviation endurance records we've
smashed by Lieutenants MacReady
and Kelly, who at eight o'clock
had been I'D the air twenty-siy
hours and thirty-four minutes. and
was flying over the city. he having
Yesterday abandoned. his nonstop
fight to New York.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

Chicago. Oct. "a hearing OF
the governments application for' a.
permanent injunction against the
strike Of the railroad shop crafts
will get under way early in No
vem1ber. Judge Wilkerson indicated
when attorneys for the shopraen
fled an answer to Attorney Geher-
al Daugherty's injunction bill.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

London, Oct 9.-The British
cabinet met today to consider the
detailed report of Marquis Curzon,
foreign secretary, on his confer
ence in Paris. with Premier Poin-
care. at which the position Of the
allies on the Turkish situation was
again consolidated.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-11

AIineola. n. Y, Oct. 7.-William
Greasy. of Fort Thomas. KY, con-
victed last Tuesday OF the murder
of his former ffancee, Edith Lavov.
a Freeport school teacher. was to-
day sentenced to death in the cleo
tric- chair at Sing Sing prison the
week Of November 9Th.
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Cork. Oct. tBy the Associated
Press)-Twenty- Irregulars
we're killed and thirty taken prison
ers in. the 30-hour battle on Monday
and Tuesday at Killorglin, near
Killarney, according to an official
report published here today. The
Free State casualties were slight
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Chicago. Oct. Ga hearing OF
the governments application for: a
permanent injunction against the
strike of the railroad shop crafts:
! will get under way early in No
ven1ber. Judge Wilkerson indicated
/ when attorneys for the shoprnen
| filed an answer to Attorney Gener-
{ al Daugherty's injunction bill.
Cork. Oct ; tBy the Associated
! Press s)-Twenty-three Irregulars
we're killed and thirty taken prison
! ers in the 30-hour battle on Monday
fand Tuesday at Killorglin, near
Killarney, according to an official
report published here today. The
Free State casualties were slight.
White Plains. n. Y. Oct. 6.-su.
preme Court Justice Morsechau.er
has confirmed the referees re
port in the Stillnaan divorce case
and allowed Mrs. Anne Stiliman,
defendant, against her banker nus
band the costs in the case.
Columbia. Oct. FRANK P.
MCGOWAN. Laurens. and Mendel l..
Smith, Camden, We're today ap.
pointed special judges by Governor
Harvey to hold court AT Sumter. the
former from October % to October
80, and the latter from October 80
to November 1.
New York, Oct. s.-Giants and
Yankees. having attempted to .ap-
pease the thousands. of fans who
were not satisfied when the second
worlds series game was called at
the end of the tenth inning with the
score tied 3-3, by giving the entire
days receipts to disabled soldiers
and charity, returned to the bus
mess of settling the championship
Richmond, Oct. Gov. Trinkls
today pardoned Sidna Edwards and
Friel Allen. convicted OF murder
in the second degree in connection
with shooting up the court house
in Hillsville. Va. in 1912.
Chicago, Oct. 6.-The, railroad
labor board : is considering the APP
peal of the maintenance of way
workers for an increase in wages.
Indications are that the discus
sion might come up tomorrow.
Cobalt. Ont, Oct. "a heavy
rain this morning virtually aueneh-
ed the forest fires about this t::ly.
which took a 1on of possibly sixty
lives, and wiped out the Gown of
Haileybury and several small. set
Elements. Several BODIES have
been recovered. but many are still,
missing. rs.
New York, Oct. 6.-Directors. of
the Standard Oil company OF New
York have declared stock -1aiPi-
dend of two hundred per cent, in
ereasing the capital from seven
iy-ffve million to two hundred and
twenty-five million dollars, and re-
ducing the par value of stock from
one hundred TO twenty-five dollars.
San Diego. Calf, Oct. 6.-A:l
aviation endurance records wese
smashed by Lieutenants MacReady
and Kelly, who at eight o'clock
had been in the air twenty-sM
hours and thirty-four minutes. and
was flying over. the city. he having
Yesterday abandoned his nonstop
fight to New York.
FL lPaso, Oct Loyal MeFilsn
troops overlook a rebel column in
the mountains of Durango ard in
the battle that followed completely
routed the insurgents. killing Col.
Salinas and twenty-five other reb-
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els, and capturing one general ard
two colonies. according to the an
nouncement by the federal COM
mander.