El Pas, Texas, ASSOCIATED PRESS 1FT M A Saturday Evening, Leased Wire. IS TTT7T T YESTERDAY'S Hi H A J m 1 June 10, 1911 24 Patfes 1Q 91g J l,KVn. 6 1 1 II CIRCUltVTIOH... lJ?t)iw I, flf f rf J Jj J'MJ ' 7 ! ru-rin-r, nftfUfl nXfJlir niFlfHS eenes in Riot Torn Mexico City and Official Who I? Aiding1 the Federal Authorities To Preserve Order j&fflpi&S1" M. . 4k

"N Business Men Express View American Smelter Strike Is Mexico City, Mexico, June 10. An tlce they intended evacuating and the indemnity of 12,000,000 pesos will be rebels for joining the massacre. That Would Serve a Still on Strike Eiots atj The report recites tale after tale of It demanded of Mexico by the Chinese barbarous slaughter; stories of how Good Public Purpose. Matekuala. government for the slaughter of Chi- victims' arms and legs were tied tft nese subjects in TDrreon. The demand horses and their bodies torn asunder; will be up bv a which heads cut off and savagely rolled PRO- FOURTEEN KILLED backed xruiser about the streets as the Mexicans STUDY WOULD is on the way to Mexican west coast grinned in glee; bodies cut into small IN THE TROUBLE ports. bits and scattered about the streets MOTE EFFICIENCY In addition to the indemnity an and of dead and half dead Chinese apology for insult to the Chinese flag' I dragged a.bout the town at ends of Business men generally are in favoj Torreon, Mex., June 10. The strike will be demanded; also that aid be ex ropes attached to horses. Blood drip- of a thorough audit of the city's books .the Asarco smelter has been called tended to destitute families of the vic- ping, through the floor In the Chines men tims, that the guilty be punished and bank was terrible evidence of the mur- and expert study of methods, with off artd several hundred returned the constitutional guarantees of pro- der of the 25 men In the second story, a view to" promoting efficiency and to their places in the big plant of tection to Chinese lives and property the report says. economy and guarding against wasto j the American Smelters' Securities cpm- - be made effective An American woman saved the Ufa and loss. Such an examination should pany. Ttie omciais or tne company Of the 12,000,000 pesos indemnity. of one Chinese boy by throwing her -- j be conducted after the manner out- -- .2,000,000 is for property damage and arms about his neck as the Mexicans lined in today's editorial discussion of -in the meantime had brought in a con the remainder for the loss of lives. were about to stab him and a Mexican. the matter. signment of money with which to sat- , Commenting upon the matter Mr. girl protected nine Chinese in her There are no political isfy all demands for cash that might to savage bad been considerations by the employes. Shung said that owing the home after her father shot or hidden motives in the proposal for be made j manner in which the Chinese were dead before her eyes when he pro- an Emilio Madero, chief of the northern no attempt by harboring any audit. It is a straight business I killed, there has been tested that he was not proposition 5f business men for busi-- division of tl Maderista forces, and his nation to fix the amount of in- Orientals. ness men. The need for the audit is ""0 Tt demnity by prescribed methods. The report says this slaughter kept plain when it is remembered that in dispatched Jejms Flores traveling", In the detailed report, the Torreon up until a party of business men, five years the city administration has j auaiior oi accounts ior uiv anuliuiiiii. massacre is laid at the door of both headed by the American consul, de- Handled public money or assumed obli- railways, to Asarco, to explain condi- sides In the revolution. It says, the manded of the rebel Reader that he stoi gations aggregating over 54.000,000, tions to the striking hundreds. federals gave no notice that they were the massacre. It was stopped and the and that in that time the bobks have Mr. Flores then proceeded to the going to evacuate the ity after being 200 Orientals left were put in" jail for never been thoroughly overnauled or workmen of the American Smelting hopelessly beaten and vfhen ruffians safety. There the prison guards took the system and Refining company, who are strik- had gone they began money and-- most of their administrative studied and en- knew the soldiers all their reported on by an expert. ing at the Terneras mines, in an an anti-Chine- se demonstration, killing clothes', the report says. Business men comment informally as deavor to get them to call the strike many. All Chinese- - not killed, the report follows, speaking to Herald reporters: off, but "he failed to succeed. Then the rebels entered the city and says, were saved from starvation only Myrtil Coblentz, of the White House: A telegram from Matehuala, "where the carnage was given Impetus. The by" the Red Cross, the American consul "The auditing of any. business would the ''miners 'are also on a ,strike for federals are blamed for not giving no- - and foreign banks. do good, because many suggestions will higher wages, states that 14 were be received wnich will introduce new killed In a riot in that camp. methods that will assist in eliminating or cutting down expenses." TRAFFIC RESUMED TENSE Milliard Patterson: "I think that a SITUATION IS thorough urders landing jbf the city's ON DAMAGED ROADS financial condition before incurring any further horded indebtedness would DOWN IN CHIHUAHUA be an excellent thing." v Officials Think Reports of J-- no"t i " A. Mathias: "I do know how the Earthquake Damage Ts i TT ri r i" ifflWiPTlByiTiTinBHSCTBrimy iMtTt &M cits's business is conducted, and I A cv - ENTRANCE TO Jaarez, Mexico, June 10. telegram from CblhHakati today says think that if an auditor could be Overestimated. I ki ;' - tke yWJFj3CTr r sltHation inexplicable. iederal troops brought here and show us It would .' , l . there is Tie refuse to surrender tlie Mexico City, Mexico, June 10. Serv- I ,UW VJVXr'TOC'' ' vi"v.v voiw.'Vww'VvVr - v'a.VvO a . S i ih. . v. 'v:&k P0ST0FFICE be a good thing. I do not think that f jt city and Trill not allotv Gen. Orozeo or ay of kia JIOOO inxHrrectos to eater $4C00 ice on the Manzanillo branch of the. peace or $5000 would be too great an Mexico City, Mexico, June 10. Despite conferences and the resignation nf Porfirio Diaz as president rt tvita their arms. Appeals have been sent to Mexico City, asking: the Minis- expense when we consider that a bond National railways in the states of Co-li- among the republic of Mexico order has not been in this city. Oubrtt.ks the lower classes, who parade the ter of vnr to Mettle the dlfflenity. Issue of 350.000 is involved, and I and Jalisco, which was inter- upon would favor an audit." streets as Maderistas, have been continuous, and the police have been called repeatedly to quell these disor- ' The American residents complain that tne' city is feeing ke&t n a war rupted by landslides caused by the re- from gayly decorating W. S. UcMath: "I do not see how ders. This, however, did not prevent the orderly classes their city in anticipation of the entry basis and all business In interrupted. Gen. Orozco repeatedly has said he today. -- aryone could take exception to your cent earthquakes, was resumed man who een head and front of the revolution, Francisco I. Madero, jr. The mayor . within its gates of the has the would enter the city fey force Hnless his men. vrere soon arlven permtemlm-a- t editorial suggesting a general audit Telegraphic communication with the city y Fogoago, is aiding the federal autho rities in every possiole way to secure of the city's accounts. There are very of the senor Fernando Pimentel take, possession. . districts surrounding Colima volcano order and quiet. At least 3. hundred n atives have been killed in riots in towns other than the City of Mexico. few businesses, conducted on modern has also been restored. The reasons the insnrrectos are feeing ken.t ent appears to he a fear that business principles, that do not have a The failure of news of widespread they are allowed to enter vrlth arms they will j;e heyoad. control and. general audit at least once a year. - if If 'devastation to come through to- the give vent to long" cherished resentment 'to certain interests. These interests it is 3. good and wholesome practice capital following the ONE LHjTE GIVES . s TWOa'DEAD; TWENTY reestablishment include banks once controled by Enrique Creel and others-- for firms and corporations, jt certain- of communication with the-- " affected Identified with ly looks though would be good IN TO STRIKERS INJURED IN WRECK jidmlr-Istratlen-. as it districts, is leadjyogjhoKciaJstoj.theL. - the DIarf The penitentiary ana" the Military headquarters practice .for public business. JL be- oeiiei mat tne seriousness ot tne are also places which .the insnrrectos regard, as emblems political lieve expressions bankfifrs -- ofnast that from earthquakes has been greatly over es- Southampton Port Crowded Amoiig fthe . Injured in the oppression. "business men and taxpayers would timated ia reports. ' snow 95 percent in favor of the general 1 The Red Cross society here, which With Liners W aiting New Mexico Disaster - audit you suggest." physicians j GOMEZ MAY NOT . RECEPTION TO 'of sent a 'corps of and nurses JJpi? Coal. Is El Paso Man. A. Schwartz the Popular Try to Zapotlan, following the first re- Goods company: "I do not believe so ports great damage done by Southampton," England, June 10. Albuquerque, N. M., June 30. A. "W. BUN WITH MADERO REYES IS COLD bonds go would of the far.ag the It make earthquakes, this afternoon received The White Star line today yielded to Green, of L.as Vegas, Santa Fe en- any difference and if the city needs a. message from the medical party J o Objects to the bonds all right But I do think the demands of the seamen and agreed gineer, is dead, R. C. Flower, fireman, Madero Mostly Composed of Shouts stating that the seriousness of the pay crew of Olympic the that any business of any importance, situation in that vicinity had been to the the of Las Vegas, was fatally scalded; Ar- the Doctor for Vice of "Viva Madero" Es- whether it be public or private, should grossly mlsreported, and the doctors same rate of wage as are received by thur Robinson, of Chicago, dining car have Its books audited once a year by and ,nurses were returning home. the crews of the Mauretania and President. corted by Rebels. expert accountant. "We do and waiter, will barely pull through with an it it In response to the request for pho- Xiusitiana. Mexico City, Mexico, June 10. With- Mexico City, Mex., June 10. "Down reflects credit on the bookkeepers." The strike of coal porters became his life, and a score or more of rail- county tographs of the volcano, the general road employes aim passengers, nine of in 15 days a general conference of with Reyes; viva Madero," was . J. Freudenthalr .former passenger agent of the National rail- more serious today. A number of out- tha ccmnJiftsioner: "I read The Herald been brought whom are in St. Joseph's hospital here, delegates representing the political greeting extended to Gen. .Ben. way lines telegraphed the company's side laborers who had So Declares Senator Smoot more anlo editorial with much Interest. I am agent here quit, claming they had been in- are or less seriously injured as party which has emanated from the Reyes when he taking up. But at Colima to secure pictures 'of the result of the terrific collisl-j- n arrived yesterday aft- glad The Herald is this the "volcano in eruption. The dispatch duced to take the place of the strikers After Talk With. The revolution wiU be called here to nom- ernoon. ' I would go further. I would suggest through false pretenses. The idle men a' which occurred on the Santa Fe rail- a received in reply states that the vol- road at Domingo. inate candidates for president antt Gen. Reyes was not formally received the selection of citizens committee cano is now in Its usual inert condi- are appealing to the coal porters at President. with the to go over the expenses of the city other ports to join with them in A relief train, bearing physicians vice president precedeut to the elec- honors to which an officer ot tion. and nurses made a run Al- his rank Is entitled. His reception with the assistance of expert account- No can be obtained of launching a general strike. fast from tions on October 8. believe they could the verification buquerque to the scene of the accident j was such as any civilian might have re- ants. I reduce reports of great loss of life and de- The port is overcrowded with liners DIRECT SENATOR Sanchez Azcona, private secre- ceived. expenses 50.000 and ren- awaiting coal. and the injured were brought here. Juan struction of property. The wreck occurred a double tary to I. Madero, announced The reception committee was der unnecessary the issuance of bonds VOTE TO BE MONDAY at Francisco the far ud for the purpose of caring for current curve, aDout nair a mile from the uir that he probably 'would resign within station toward the gates when th expanses. paid RELEASED, - u its.n linage ocliilu. jjuiiiiuiju. jluu.l general's special train arrived. Ac- J think the salaries REDO IS SHOOTING- FOLLOWS ui the next .few days to direct arrange- companied by in some instances are too high in com- "Washington, D. C, June 10. is engineer Green, wbo was instantly the small group of offi- OFF TO CALIFORNIA A NIGHT JOY RIDE 'It killed, "took one too many chances, ments for the convention and manage cers and the rebel escort which came parison with other cities, and if this my personal 'opinion we will have is auditing committee would receive ac- that believed to have been the cause of the the political campaign. with him rom Orizaba, he made his a vote on the reciprocity bill July 16 collision. He evidently at- way to the committee, counts from other cities it would find of Con-- made the Dr. Francisco "Vasquez Gomez, min- which wa3 means to city's current Governor Sinaloa Wealthy Oil Magnate's Wife or 17," said senator Smoot, of Utah, tempt to reach Domtngo in time to struggling through the curious, rather a reduce the ister of public instruction was than expenses." firms'Execution of Three Receives Bullet Intended after a talk with president Taft at the side track for the limited. "Where the enthusiastic crowd, to welcome Na- trains met It was impossible to see running mate in the elections him. T. M . Wingo, of the American white house today. tional bank: "I would have no objec- Defenders of Culiacan. For Another. ahead more than 100 yards. last June out of which the revolution In the. meanwhile the Maderistas who 10. gov- "The bill will pass and congress will Among the injured were: grew. taken granted had yelled "Down with Reyes,,, tion to an audit If it were not for the Tucson,' Ariz., June Former Pittsburg, Pa.. June VS. Mrs. C. F. It has been for had expense involved., "We have been boost- Diego adjourn with all business out of the Percy L. Knight, IjI Paso, bruised that he would be the candidate busied themselves with snatching from ernor Redo, of Culiacan, was re- Hill, wife of a wealthy oil operator, was limbs; George Seal over, Opposition, lapels the red ing to get city to keep expenses way,-- 1 about Las it is said, however, has carnations, emblems of the by So-no- believe, about July 27." down and this expense might be too leased Maderlsts at Xogales, shot today by C. H. Shaum, who has Vegas, engineer of limited, 'badly arisen among some of the political j the Reyes party. Through the crowd es- Senator Smoot sald that the Root C. O. lim- Gus- the general was great now when the city is hard up." at midnight last night and been arrested "together with "Win. Daufen bruised; Clark, conductor of clubs here against Dr. Gomez. escorted to an auto- am 10 amendment to thft reciprocity ited, Albuquerque, internal; Ray B. tavo A. Msdero, of Francisco, mobile which whipped him through Felix Martinez: "Tes, I in favor corted by soldiers across the line. and a woman named, Emma Horner. bill abromer the of the audit. The people pay for all would not invalidate agreement. Hall, mail vclerk, Albuquerque, ribs Las com-- j out openly gainst him, fa- people who occasionally cried "viva He arrived here this morning and will The shootiner "occurred. In the Hill resi- the gov- Reyes" but who of it, "and th employes must answer on broken. voring Joso Maria Pino Suarez, more frequently sent their request." leave tonignt for Los Angeles. Gover- dence. Mr. Hill is on a business trip He declared the other hand that Percy Knight Slightly Injured. ernor o Yucatan. after the retreating machine the cry nor Redo says that after 15 days on in the west. the amendment would perfect the pact Percy Knight is manager of the col- Governor Venustiano Carranza, of "viva Madero." j the coast he will return to Culiaqan k Physicians say the wound is not neces- - and that with the amendment attached lection department ot the First Na Coahuila, also is being boomed for the The general was taken to the home MAN IS KILLED IN to make, hfs home there. i sarily fatal. Daufen and Miss Horner the bill before congress was in every tional bank at El Paso,v Texas. He office and there Is talk of a movement of Rodolfo Reyes, his son. Outside the Redo says it is uncrue that he was were released, but Shaum is held, to detail like the bill before the Canadian was only slight! y bruised and pro- - to name Gen. Reyes as sec- - house the crowd was growing impa- CLEVELAND STRIKE Mrs. Bernardo a captive in his home during the siege await the result of Hill's injuries, parliament. ceeded on his. way to California, where i one man on the ticket. Rodolfo Reyes, tient. They wanted to hear the cus- of Culiacan or held a prisoner after- Following an automobile ride last "The Root amendment," to spend vacation. tomary speech party said the he Is his subsecretary of justice, told an Asso- from the balcony. Gen. Strike Sympathizers Jeer at ward. The governor confirmed the re- night, the returned to the Hill senator, "may not pass. The vote will AVreclt Deiays "Wedding. ciated Press correspondent that his Reyes finally appeared --at an upper port of the execution of Col. Morelos, home. Early today Daufen it is alleged, be close. It is the only amendment Kansas City, Mo.A June 10. The faher would' be a candidate for office window and delivered a speech of one the Police on Guard Maj. Corral andCapt. De X.a Mora. kissed. Mrs. Hill and Shaum -- attempted for which I shall vote and the only one wreck of the Santa Fe's California if publ?c opinion so desired. sentence: He said when he left peace seemed to shoot him. As Daufen fled through which will liave a chance." limited near Domingo, N. M., yesterday Senor Madero would prefer Dr. Go- "In. the democratic Mrs. Hill herself contest in which at Plant. to have been restored and all was a door, threw in front Other callers at the white house dif- i will delay a wedding which was to mez as a running mate, according to we are entering," said he, "I will al- Cleveland, Ohio, Jane 10. An un- tranquil. of Shaum and received a bullet in her fered with Mr. Smoot as to the time have been solemnized In San Francisco a speech made Torreon on his jour- ways be found, as I have been I side. at in tha known man was shot twice and fatally of adjournment. "The reciprocity de- early next week, according to infor- ney here. past, loyal to the people of Mexico." CHICAGO bate in the senate," said representative mation received here last night. The Ernesto Madero, minister of finance, A part, of the crowd, satisfied, moved wounded this morning in a quarrel of HEAT delay bride's yes- on, striking garment workers before the STOP LOSS SALES McCall of Massachusetts, "will be over reason for the is that the called on his nephew Francisco, but that portion remaining de- I three weeks or not trosseau wag considerably damaged by and hLm since manded more. plant of B. B. Black & Co. Benjamin RECORD BROKEN in until October." terday informed that the DEMORALIZE WHEAT Senator Bacon of Georgia said he the'shak'ng up of the baggage car. new cabinet had been installed and the Again he appeared with Juan San- Aquino, who did the shooting, was ar- "Wyatt, of Charleston, an exciting chase through was all at sea about adjournment. "I Miss Bessie revolution ended, the average of the chez Azcona, private secretary to Ma- rested after Work on the Streets Is Sus- ' expect to see HI., here Thursday morning for coun- dero. He placed the crowded streets. Fear of a repeti- 3 don't. it before the first" left' daily revenues throughout the his hand on Azcona's yes- Price Drops Cents for of August," he said. San Francisco on the train which was try indicated that the federal Income shoulder and told the people he could tion of the disturbances of late pended; the Heat Is Ala- She took her 14 trunks, pay give no terday, when a clash between striking Representative Unfterwood. of wrecked. with would be more than enough to them better proof of his friend Tob July in Chicago bama, is chairman of -- ttfe house com- containing her wedding gowns. the annual budget and the interest on ship with Madero. garment workers and a squad of po- Severe. v on ways and , means and public debt. Francisco I. Madero expects "to Chicago, 111., 10. Exchange. mittee floor the meet licemen resulted in a striker beingk June What has leader of the majority! had the Cana- Gen. Reyes today. shot, a patrolman knifed and a score lift Chicago, 111., 10. Stop GOOD WEATHER AND pottia tn almost n dn.ilv nr?mirrpnro ' June loss dian reciprocity bill In charge when it of men and women cut and bruised, i GENERAL 1?RYCE IS " caused the police to take extra precau the establishment of a new hot weath- - selling of July wheat drove the" price passed the house, is believed today BIG CROWD AT RACE DOES A'OT LOOK FOR A -2 expressed EV today to control the situation. A er record for June, was expected when for that option down 3 cents a to have the general senti- LOOKING FOR A JOB CONFLICT CHIHUAHUA tions ment that he was unalterably opposed Cincinnati, Ohio, June 10. Weather ILcrenzo Arellano, "jefe po- extra patrolmen were detailed 1030. today. The close was former hundred at a. m. the government thermom- bushel demoral- to the Root amendment. conditfons early today were all litico ' of the city of Chihuahua, v ao to picketed by 1-- that the districts strikers. eter indicated 93 degrees. ized and within S cent of the bottom Opposes Root Amendment. Will Take Anything That Is accompanying exgovernor Ahumala, At the H. Black company's plant, certainly aan opposed to ,could be desired and indications were says By that hour one deatn and four figure of the season. "I the Root' recbrd-breakin- g crowd, the there is little danger of any pickets hooted and jeered the patrol- amendment," said Mr. dnderwood, "and for a at Furnishes Food disordprs men until the latter retaliated by call- serious prostrations had been reported. Only the support of the big longs opening of the Iiatonla summer race and iu the state capital. wagon taking "Work in many downtown offices had in the cash market prevented worse I hope the senate will not pass it. "We meeting, the derby, at one and a "Oiozco's mer are considered as n.-r- ai ing a patrol and a half a don't want the bill to go to confer- with Excitement. police," he says. dozn of their tormenters to the cen- been abandonedfor the day and street smash. The collapse followed attempts half miles, the day's feature. "While thv are gangs had been laid off in view of the of owners in "Winnipeg to dispose of ence with that provision because it 3yearolds San Francisco. Cal. june. 10. C. Ap not allowed to enter the city arired. tral police station. Among these was would endanger the of Eleven ofthe best in Josephine Casey, of Chicago, who an- early morning prediction that 100 de- July wheat at low prices in Buffalo. ratification the training in the west comprised the Rhys Price, erstwhile general of the oiulimcs there are hundreds " them, organ- grees might be expected. On the street A sympathetic decline nere encouraged act at this session of congress." of army of "liberation" in Lower Califor- in the city .without arms and the" ere nounced herself as a national would pass bill derby entries, but the withdrawal izer. level, thermometers at 10:30 a. m. were a flood of stop loss orders and there If the senate the with Foreheadv Starry Night and Round the nia, is in San Francisco, looking for unmolested. already close to mark. in a twinkling the Root amendment included, it seems job. Any job will provide ex- "In the city of Chihuahua are about One man is dead, another is under that was almost a falling Mr. Underwood's state- World was counted certain. a that arrest, charged with first degree mur- By noon the temperature had gone away Of prices which in point of sud- certain from Governor Gray was a consistent citement and money to live on will be 5000 federals And 20 pieces of artil- up 95 the police list showed not often meet ment that it would not be accepted by satisfactory, he says. lery. Gen. Escudero will make the der and six others are under arrest, to and denness does "with a it would be to favorite in the early betting, with charged with disorderly conduct as a two deaths and nine in critical condi- parallel, The extreme decline in other the house and difficult Star Charter next in demand. Messen- Price declares that the failure of Lower California trip as far as I 1-- conferencereport. prostrations. was only 1 2 u:ents. agree to a Los Angeles junta to furnish food, know." esult of today's developments in the tion from futures Appointment Held "Up. ger Boy, owned by a Cincinnati turf- the strike. Both the dead were women, one of man, was well thought of. clothing and ammunition for his army Mary A. Casey, Protests of Oklahomans by telegraph .impossible to resist an IXSURREOTOS RAPIDLY The dead man is George Zeiman, a them being Mrs. a FOR3IEK 3IAYOK INDICTED through representatives McGuire made it attack teamster, an entire stranger to the sister of Gen. Robert W. Healy, U. S. and 4. 4. 4. 404. 4. successfully, so he resigned his com- LEAVING, CIUDAD JUAREZ , Chattanooga, IN ALLEGED GRAFT CASES and Morgan against the appointment 4.4.44. Another bunch of Insnrrectos depart- dispute, who was taken to a hospital A., now stationed at register of tne treasury mand. Tenn., of T. Healy, of Chi- Columbus, Ohio. 10. C. A. of former Wm. CHAMIZAIi DECISION 4. ed from Ciudad Juarez "Yesterday aft- with bullet wounds under his heart and James June T. Vernon, a negro, as su- 4. cago, mayor of assistant 41 MAY COME MONDAY. :XEW JUAREZ 'POL.ICE CHIEF. ernoon. Numbering nearly. 400 men, and in his groin. He died four hours who was subtreasurer under Bond, former Columbus, was perintendent of the schools of the five 4i The man under arrest charged Cleveland's iirst administration.. one of those named in the indictments 4. There is a possibility that a 4 Mariano M. Rodriguez has been ap- composed of the commands of, Lieut. later. civilized tribes. have resulted in a Ciu-da- Her-rer- a, with first degree murder is Benjamin By 2 oclock the temperature had returned yesterday by the Franklin 4 decision may be unnounced in 4" pointed commandant of police of d Cols. Pancho Villa vasd Casuilo A change. in the plans. Aquino. Those charged with disorderly reached the high mark established county grand jury. It is charged that 4 the Chamizal case Monday. 4 Juarez to succeed Antonio Ruiz, they will march from' Casas 98.5, mercury .mayor Vernon will be appointed assistant met, who accompanied governor Gonzales to Grandes to Sauz. joining Orozco's col- conduct are Miss Josephine Casey, an yesterday at with the the former tried tp influence superintendent of schools in which, 4 The commissioners this organizer from Chicago, and five oth- still mounting InJ the gage.Ehe cas- former state -- senator JJrake tq keep 4 morning but said they had 4 the city of Chihuahua. Rodriguez is umn there. A special train carried tht -- negroes and indiaiis are pupils. "He will by theipolice ' nothing to give ovt. resident of Cuidad Juarez, and was men and four carloads of horses. This ers, pickets who ,are alleged to have ualty list as gathered the county local option bill in tem- not be permanently assigned to any 4 a hooted the police and to have jeered amounted to tw'fr dead and 17 fha cri- - perance committee, "of which" Drake formerly employed in El Paso as a leaves hut a, small number of former those at work in the factory. tical condition from prostration? was a member. (Continued on page two.) mechanic. insurrectos in Ciudad Juarez.