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communication with Mexico City. He the Pittsburgh Meter Company. The , T.-R. BULLETIN • tore up the railroad line and prevented vote affects 10,000 men and women. the federals moving any stores out of The workers will inarch to tnv plants the city. in a body und will nsk to be taken liack. Very few of the attacking forces It is expected the request will bo NEWS OF THE DAY H were killed or wounded, Obregon re­ granted. Captain Adams, of the state con­ ported. He informed Ellas that he led •M his forces personally Into Guadalajara. stabulary, decided today that the situ­ The Weather. T.he city went wild with enthusiasm ation in East Pittsburgh, where tlio Sun rises July 11 at 4:38, aets at over the entrance of the revolutionary Westinghouse strike is in progress, was 7:31. forces and It is estimated here Obre­ sufficiently nuiet to permit of tlio Iowa—Partly cloudy and» probably gon will secure 15,000 recruits In the withdrawing of his force. He gave or­ local showers tonight or Saturday; MOTHER OF ROY PISK, PORMU • *v1 FALL OF GUADALAJARA OPENS city before marching on Irapuato, the PRESIDENT WILL NOT WITHDRAW ders to the constabulary to march out KIDNAP TRACK WALKER WHO higher temperatures in east portion. railroad junction on the Mexican Cen­ this afternoon. Strike pickets were WAY FOR REBELS TO MARCH . NAMES OF WARBURG withdrawn and many workers entered THREATENED TO INTER­ CITY CLERK OP NEWTON, trist railroad connecting the City of , •"*»• • , PAGE ONE. the shops. Telegraphio News: i*' ON CAPITAL. Mexico with northern and western v AND JONES. *4~ FERE WITH PLANS. JUMPS FROM WINDOWe Mexico. Masked Bandits Rob Express Train. fiuaymas, seaport of the state of NEW HAVEN STOCKS SLUMP. Villa's Army to March on Mexico CAU8E BOARD •AN LUIS POTOSI TO BE the constitutionalists for more than a WILL PLACE RESPONSIBILITY Prices of Subsidiary Railroad Holdings Wilson Stands Pnt on Appointments. 4 * J*** Also Sell Lower in Open Market. Mrs. F*lsk Commits Suicide at Colfax. 'P • NEXT CITY ATTACKED year, is about to be evacuated, accord­ HELD UP BY TWO MEN RE >ED BOY FRCCOOM ing to information received by consti­ ENTIRELY UPON SENATE New York, July 10.—New Haven Dies Because Son is Held in Prison. tutionalist officials at Nogales, Sonora, stocks registered a new low price to­ PAGES TWO AND THREE. yesterday. The federals have most of day, falling to 60% soon after the open­ Iowa News: Capture Would Ensbls Three Rebel ing of the market. New York, Ontario Compel Express Messenger to Stand Jilted Woman Sues Attorney. Mrs. Fi< urle Self From Window ef their impediment loaded on boats and Failure to Complete Federal Reserve & Western, controled by New Haven, it is expected they will evacuate as With Face to Wall While They Dy- Army of Tramps Invades Sioux City. Sap v* North to Form Board to Be Shifted by President— also sold at its lowest price. Several Iowa to Rndorse Republican Reform. soon as their position becomes unten­ of the Gould issues established new Junction and Msxico City Would namite Safe and Secure Valuables— Iowa Banker In Loud In Race. Rules and Release Was Re* able, which may result at any moment, Warburg Persiata in Refusal to Ap­ record as did Chesapeake & Ohio. New ?/• h n it is repeated. Do Not Molest Passengers—Com­ PAGE FOUR. fuftid- Mrs. Fiek Prominent in W. C. Spoadily Fall—Bloody' Fia *i 3 P«*a- pear Before Banking Committee- Haven later fell to 60% but regained Editorial. part of the loss. pany Claims No Money Was Secured. cadaa Cspturs of Guadalajara. VILLA SCORNS PARLEY. Fight on Jones Shifts to Senate.. Olve Cummins His Due. T. U. Workers of Stste. A striking feature of the early ses­ Beaman of Beanian. sion was the large number of "tlal" That Bull Moose Plank. Tells Carranza to Meet Huerta Only sales of stocks and bonds, indicating Topics of the Times. El Paso, Tex., July 10.—The speedy on Battle Field. Washington, July 10.—President Wil­ that sellers were waiving interests St. Louis, July 10.—Two masked Special to Times-Republican. Washington, Juiy 10.—Cfoneral Villa pending actual delivery of the secur- bandits who held up the west-bound Iowa Opinion atid Notes. Colfax. July 10.—Failure to secure ft return ot General Villa's army south- son will make no nominations for the PAGE FIVE. has voted against informal peace con­ lties, some ten to twenty days hence, "Katy Flyer," on the Missouri, Ka.nsas pardon for her son, who is serving * ward of Chihuahua City to resume the ferences between representatives ot federal reserve board in place of Paul This suggested foreign liquidations of Iowa News: & Texas road, near Matson, Mo., sixty five-year term in the penitentlry a* ! campaign against Mexico City was pre­ the Mexican constitutionalists and the Warburg, of New York, until the senate j an enforced or imperative character BiUl Moose and Prohibition Amalga­ Huerta government as proposed by the mi es mation. Anamosa. caused iMrs. Cornells M. • dicted here today, following the receipt takes definite action on his name. Mr. and was attributed in part to Amster- ' northwest of St. Louis, last night, South American mediators. dam. captured a track walker who surprised Small Value on Life of Boys. Flsk, of Xewton, to commit suicide at • of advices from Torreon that the in­ Wilson expects thus to place the re- PAGES SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE. His attitude was reveaiad in a tele- them as tliey were robbing the train a local hotel this morning, according to - ternal peace conference was finally gram to General Carranza, copies of * sponsibility on the senate for leaving City News: and took him away with them to pre­ statements of the authorities today. ended and a report of its transactions which have reached Washington. j the board incomplete. Mrs. Hovt Dies Without Regaining Seeing final victory almost within. NELMS MYSTERY BAFFLES vent him spying on their departure. Consciousness. Mrs. Fisk jumped from a fourth stoiy • soon would be given to the press. That is the president's position in his his grasp, vma declared there should The train, which left St. Louis at Coroner in <'hargp; to Hold Autopsy. window after having carefully made With Guadalajara in constitutional­ fight with the senate1 over Mr. War- be no parleying with Huerta exoept . .T," "" Z™""* S: 32 last night for Texas, stopped at Oilman Chautauqua Begins. new will disposing of her property at ists' hands, and San Luis Potosi be- on the battlefield. i k„ nr„. ! No Clue to Whereabouts of Woman' Matson, on the north bank of the Mls- Beaman Makes Fine (iift to Old , ,. .. by officials in his confidence. Mr. War-! Home Town. Xewton. aeiged by tbe revolutionists, there re­ I rr nza and 1 sourl river, at 10:45. There the bandits ,Jp * ^ X "®' 1 j bur* has finally decided that he will not | Wt*9 Said She Had Murdered Sister are supposed to have boarded » the Ansons Take Second in I.fvte Rally. Roy Fisk. her son, was convicted of t mains only two or three points of least, have patched up their differ- i appear personally'. before the banking ences, it was announced by persons in and Planned to Kill Brother—'Prob­ train. After the train had K<'ne a short Hottest Day of Summer. larceny of funds of the city of Newton, committee to be cross examined, and j defease for the federals .between the communication with Carranza. The distance from Matson, John Smadloy. General and Brief City News. the president is backing him in that lem Still Baffling Authorities. while serving as city clerk there nearly oatlonal capital and the southern edge military campaign against Mexico City the engineer, heard a noise behind him PAGE TEN. two years ago. Ho had served about a of the territory controlled by the revo­ stand. | will be pressed now as soon as the Atlanta, Ga., July 10—Local postal and, turning, looked down the barrels Markets and General: year and a half of his term, and had lutionists. On the east General Pablo The nomination of Thomas D. Jones, > of two revolvers. New Wheat Cain Soon Disappears. rebels get more ammunition. which the banking committee has voted j and police officials whose aid has been i applied for a pardon, which was re* • • Gonzales, with an army of 20,000 men, Others Oppose Parley. Gun Enforces Stop Order. Corn Goes to Higher Levels. to report adversely, is in a different po- ; enlisted by Mrs. J. W. Nelms in an ef-1 fused because of some violation of th* helds the dominion from the border to The Villa teiegram, with the knowl­ "He told me to stop the train," said Speculative Demand For Hogs. prison rules. • jr ^ San Luis Potosi, twenty-four hours by edge that Gen. Pablo Gonzales, chief sition. A fight for his confirmation may fort to unravel the mystery surround-! the engineer, "and I stopped. Then they Not Much Competition For Cattle. Qoei to Sanatorium. ; be conducted in a minority report. , told the lireman to run back and un­ Democrats Provide Campaign Thun­ rail from Mexico City. of the rebel army division of the east, ing the disappearance of her two A few days ago Mrs. Flak left (Netr* In the center General Villa's division is opposed t<> the conferences, upset couple the train between the last ex- der. occupie* the country from Juarez to Committee Rejects Jones. daughters, Mrs. Eloise Dennis and Miss press car and the first passenger car.' ton and went to Colfax, where she en­ the hopes of local constitutionalists, tered the Victoria Sanatorium. She told Ar""> Calleptes. eighteen hours' travel Gen. AlvaTO Ob Washington, July 10—The adminis- .BeatriceBeatrice .\eims,Xelms, ioaaytoday admitted thei The fireman did as he was told and them. i bandits forced the engineer to run the physicians and attendants thero ' from the capital city of Mexico. the division of ther^rrs —»•«»— SUNSET EDITORS IN BAD that she was going to die, but they as­ To the west General Obregon has only one of the three chiefs command- the engine and express cars to a point . ' ate confirm the nomination of Thomas Mrs, Nelms stated the note from San' near Klondyke. on the river banks. sumed nhe Intended to infer that aha itretched his lines as far as Guadala­ ing the main columns of the constitu- Chicago, and Paul M, was fatally ill and had no thought that jara, second largest city in the repub­ D Jon Francisco, In which Mrs. Dennis is They entered the American Kxpress tlonallst army who has not been heard Warburfr> of New Yor'k> „ member8 of said to have asserted that she had car and forced the express messenger, Federal Authorities to Prosecute Hhe would attempt self destruction. lic, and within six hours' ride by rail­ from but inasmuch as his forces are , thSaltillo to explain it In by Acting Chairman Hitchcock >arly nes, a Nevada lawyer, said to have as­ command of the bandits the conductor, tor of the Sunset Magazine, and former predicted here that this city clerk, began a five year sentence joal. It was detail. next week, and the debate over his sisted Mrs. Dennis in obtaining her di- A. L. Mudd. and William Glass, train president of the Bohemian Club; Rob- concentration will take place at Celaya, for his crime one year ago last May. Hs': Wilson Awaits Action. confirmation will be resumed on the ® • of Guanajato. and eight hours' ert J. Fowler, an aviator, and Ray S. !uu! applied to the prison board for a state President Wilson and Secretary floor of the senate behind closed doors Seattle wtt*L hla, vfamily. .'Mrs;--JWhns.-f-' "We were greeted with a fusilade of •yl4« from Msxico C^ty. This point is Bryan were content to let the situa­ after reading thejui dispatched, said shots," said Mudd, "and were told to Duhem, a photographer, were issued; parole and the board investigated his In executive sessions. today at the request of John W. Pres- i case, bu't it developed that Flsk, who .jtijiPMitiOT-'T* national railways from tion with.. reference , to..1^* proposed - No further action will, he takea^by she. and haii' daughter 'h^JfSelleved In- stay In the coaches. 1 thought I saw OaatelaJara, fcguasCalientes and San conference shape ltseif ^etinitely be­ nes unmarried- and-'that? Mra.iJlernls! five^or six^Aien, but of this- -I. am ijot ton, United States attorney here. The! was a trusty at the prison, had violated the committee on the Warburg ap­ charge against all three Is the disclos-1 th^ prison rules white on a. trip dei^fc Lrais Pofbal. • " • fore intimatitig wMt their attitude pointment unless the New York banker was engaged* to marry him when he' positive." in ure of military secrets, and the penalty j town and for this "Infraction had baa** to bp released in time to spend tho Guanajuato and Silao, must be cap­ told them to wait another week for nominations was taken in the face of garet Mims, at San Antonla, Tex. packages of jewelry, the value of which tured. From Celaya, the meeting point, definite from Carranza he would not estimate. In April Sunset published an artl-i Fourth with her, and when Informed a determined effort on the part of the cle, "Can the Panama Canal Be . that his release was delayed Indeflnlta-• the combined armies would have before president to obtain approval of them. Only Two Robbers. De The engineer, fireman and express stroyed From the Air?" reproductions H she became greatly despondent. Mrs, .: them only one fortified city. This is Increase In Siek at Vera Cruz. In his conference with the newsp.iA Fisk, at the tinv of the defalcation, had Querataro, ninety, miles from Mexico Washington, July 10.—The sick re­ CHILD'S PATHETIC LETTER messensrer say there were only two of photographs taken frorn an aero­ per men today the president made It •robbers. The bandits made no effort to reimbursed the city, paying approxl-, City, and the place where Huerta, ac­ port from Vera Cruz, ending June 8. clear that he would continue the flght. plane and showing'some of the fnrti- molest the passengers, whom they j licatioius of the canal zone and of thu mntelv $3,000. cording to general belief intends to shows a slight increase. The rate of It was pointed out tonight >hat in Mrs. Flsk was about 60 years of age make his last stand. 2.39 for army and marines of the pre­ Little Daughter of Mrs. Carman Writes warned to keep inside the cars. I San Francisco presidio accompanied Insisting on confirmation of Warburg The express messenegr refused to and was prominent among W. C. T. U- General Obregon has advised General ceding week increased to 2.47. Intesti­ the president was running into thej the text. As soon as a copy of the workers of tho state, having con­ Carranza that his troops, in taking nal trouble is steadily decreasing and to Mother Asking Why She Does discuss the robbery, saying the rules number was called to the attention of question of senate prerogatives andi tributed many articles to the press in ; Guadalajara, captured fifteen troop no further cases of m&laria have de­ Not Come Home—Accused Woman of the company enforced silence on the war department it requested Pres­ might find many votes against him him. So far as known nothing was favor of the temperance cause. Mr. Fisk trains and eight cannon. veloped. \ which would otherwise bCities. time the new army regulations gov­ the murder of Theresa Hollander last . shoulfl leave the city by boat, the yuce ate to abandon Its work on anti-trust J can't come home. If I don't see you Ottumwa, July 10.—The state golf winter, disagreed and was discnarged dor, at the peace tabernacle last night erning war correspondents, in the case ( being to save property of non-com­ legislation and keep' in executive ses-'very soon I will write .nd ask Mr. championship tournament had nar­ today by Judge Irwin. , ,4$ batants and unnecessary slaughter. that a new treaty betypen tfie United sion most of the time. j Pettit (the sheriff) why you do not. rowed down today to four players, of Fred Bon It, an American writer j During the last thirty-two hours, "General Carranza has authorized Gen­ States and Great Britain looking to a Opposition to Mr. Jones was based • come home. ' Arthur Bartlett, of Ottumwa: Halph with Funston't- brlsado at Vera Cruz, one man l.ap stood between Anthony eral Alvereto to establish a municipal closer binding of the two countries was upon the fact that he is a director of j - "Your loving daughter, KJissabeth." Rider, of Ues Moines: J. I,. Bever. of lie was charged with sending out sen­ l'etras and acquittal of tho charge of; government Immediately. being concluded, says: the International Harvester Company,; Mrs. Carman will be arraigned for Cedar Rapids, an<' Purdue Sheldon, of sational md untrue dispatches. Secre­ having murdered Theresa Hollander. It is understood the terms of evac­ "This feat, which has crowned Sec­ now being sued by the/ government as i examination Monday. : Keokuk. The fir.-,t two and the last tary Gr.rrif-on has revoke 1 his ere- j He Is Homer Kddy, 66 years old, a. uation announced yesterday were car- tary of State Bryan's lifelong labor for a combination in restraint of trade j two were matched in the semi-finale, dentials as a special correspondent civil war veteran and 'v well-to-do . ried out, in which the American naval peace, Is the realization of a dream and Illegal under the Sherman anti­ Mackay Called as Juryman. i It is generally conceded that if Bart- and has ordered his deportation to farmer residing near Geneva, vessels in the harbor guaranteed the with which Sir Edward Grey roused trust act. Freeport, X. Y., July 10.—The name • lett, holder of the low score medal for the linked States . As the dispatches i He is the fathw of ten children, two. armistice, with a promise also that Warburg Piques Senate. of Clarence H. Mackay, piesident of two years, ran eliminate Rider he will in quest'on nlso Involved the now, ' of them girls about the same age as after It was over the federal gunboat the house of commons to an astonish­ __ _ _ So far as Warburg is concerned, the (the Postal Telegraph Cable Company. have a good chance of winning the Secretary Garrison lias stnveii this ex-> Theresa Hollander. would not bombard the newly-estab- ing desplay of enthusiasm three years ago, which the amiable weakness of! objection to him lies in his announced appears among the twenty-three men title, tho neither Rider nor Sheldon will |edition of iiis order whil > Secretary i From the time the case was given lished constitutional garrison. Mr. Taft was not Strong enough to '• Intention to ignore the senate, which, - called for the grand jury which will the jury the other eleven Jurors havo A few additional details of the cap­ be an easy opponent. Daniels luus apportunlty for Invcsti- translate into action." I it Is pointed out. is part of the ap-"consider evidence against Mrs. Flor- Yesterday I'irtlett put Charles endeavored by arguments and discus­ ture of Guadalajara arrived today. nation. Mr. Bryan's proposals, the News' pointing power and has the same right ence Carman, the suspect in the nuir- Smith out of the running after thirty- sions covering every point of the evt-;; General Obregon reported: At the war department :t was snio concludes, are strictly practical, the as the president to pass upon a man's der of Mrs. Louise Bailey. Farmers, three helps of thrilling piny, in which denoe, to Induce Kddy to clear Petras •c "Concerning the disaster which be­ tile official record shows B >:t11 to be object being the referring of disputes: fitness for office and to this end to in- j merchants, contrac tors, real estato the best work of the week was done. iu.credited to tho Cleveland, (>.. Press. of tho murder charge. ' fell the column which rallied out of As persistently has ho refused, stub- Guadalajara and which was met by the to a commission, for reflection and j vestlgate his record. .• .agents and several wealthy residents A big gallery, which followed the pair cooling oft when public opinion is dan­ The "nomination of Messrs. Jones and, of Nassau county make up the re- in spite of the hot sun. was reward'*! RECORD CORN CROP. borniy voicing his belief that Petras Is, forces of General Xiuclo Blanco, I re­ Warburg were discussed interchange- mainder. port they have been entirely dispersed. gerously excited, by seeing some wonderfully clever guilty. Late yesterday afternoon he They made a shameful flight. The Walter Page, the American am­ ably by the committee durlngl.its all- shots. | Iowa Promises to Break All Records sent home for clean linen, and has set"] ULSTER LEADERS CONFER. bassador, speaking at" the peace conT day session. Many compliments were Cedar Rapid® suffered like Ottumwa j This Year For Corn. tied down to make a long flght of It.' number of killed, it is impossible to - estimate. We fought over some 100 tenary meeting in the Metropolitan! paid them in the way subsequently ex­ In having its two best men pitted Pes Moines.'July l'l.—Iowa will pro "I'll stay here for thirty years be-; kilometers. We are now engaging the tat)grn&cle last night, made reference pressed by Senator Hitchcock. Carson and Others Visit Belfast to against each other. Bever's playing duce approximately 405.000.000 bushels fore 1 change my opinion, he is re-' scattered bands which have fled to the to the new treaty between the United "Mr. Jones is frank, square-toed and Plan Provisional Government, wan steadier than that of his team­ of corn this year, according to an esti­ ported to have said. ' mountains. All the federal artillery States and Great Britain. outspoken. He told the truth about! Belfast. Ireland, July 10.—Full mlli- mate, Terry, and ho won by a close mate made in the government's July was found scattered over the country After referring to the ^cordial rela­ hls connection with the harvester i tary honors were accorded by the count. Sheldon, of Keokuk, won from crop report. The average yield for the FOUR PEOPLE DROWNED. |||| -I covered by the battle." tions now prevailing between the Unit­ trust and did not hesitate to voice his j Ulster volunteers today to Sir Edward Oarr. Des Moines, and Halph Rider last tive years Is only .152.236,000 bush­ ' Obregon said he was certain his own ed States and Oreat Britain and com­ approval of its conduct and organlsa-: Carson, the Irish unionist leader, literally walked away from Alfred els. or 52,764,000 busols less. Dr. George Wealthy Farmer, Two Children and'V losses would, be small because of the plimenting Viscount Bryce on the part tion. The committee respects his, when he arrived with the Marquis of Peaslee. of Dubuque, winning 11 up, M. Chappel, section director at the lo­ Maid Lose Lives. ' . feeble'federal resistance. He said no he had played in clearing up all dif­ frankness, but does not regard him as; Londonderry. Viscount Cauleag'h, 9 to play. cal weather .station, says there is yet Brantford. Ont., July 10.—In a boat-* prominent constitutional officers were ference between the tfro countries the ntted by conviction or temperament Welker H. Long, Ronald McNeill and Peaslee, who equaled the course a chance for Iowa breaking the record Ing accident on the Grand river last 'killed, -v.,^ ambassador said it was tfte policy of for services on the federal reserve other unionist members of parliament. ' record for eight holes In his match on It established in 1912 when tho actual night Thomas Garnett, a wealthy- board." ' . w to attend a meeting to arcunge for a, Wednesday, went to pieces when op- yield was 432,021,000 bushels. farme r, his two children and their • the American people to have ajx. alli­ 1 REBELS^CAPTURE GUADALAJARA. ance with none; where there was per-; The Nebraska senator added ; prvisional government for Ulster. I poised to the veteran Rider. The winter wheat crop In Iowa will maid lost their lives. Tho other oc­ feet friendship alliances were not "Mr. Jones is not only a director of A guard of honor, composed of 400 reach 10,900,000 bushels, according to cupant of the boat, a farm hand swam armed volunteers, and fifty motorcycle ACCIDENT COSTLY TO CITY. the estimate which Is 4,000,000 more Federal. Feroee Cut to Pieces in Ung needed. the harvester trust but the trust has to shore and gave the alarm, but the Battle With General Obregon. - The old arbitration treaty between been sued by the government under dispatch riuei'S, escorted the leaders to _ ^ bushels than the avorage. boat and Its occupants had disap­ \ Douglas, Ariz., July 10.—Telegraph­ the anti-trust law and he'was a de­ the residence of Capt. James Craig, i Long Beach Heid Responsible rof Bis- The oat crop w!!! exceod tho average peared when help arrived. Tho tWo the two countries, however, had been by fi,000.000 bushels. The estimate for ing from the governor's palace In the renewed for another period and he was fendant in the suit." the military leader, where they will! aster Which Killed Forty-One. children drowned were AO and S y«&rs remain for a week. Los Angeles, Cal., July 10.—The city the year Is 172,000,000 bushels. old. city of Guadalajara, General Alvaro free to announce that a new .treaty was ft,: VOTE TO END STRlkC" The Intentions of the . provisional' of Long Beach was held responsible for The potato yield will be slightly in Obregon yesterday Informed F; S. being concluded whereby a commission excess of the average, or about 13,400,- Elals, border representative of the con­ government have not been disclosed, j the condition of Its municipal pier when Ms rye's Appointment Confirmed. was to be set up, to which either gov­ 000 bushels. v stitutionalists, that he hart Captured ernment could refer any question aris­ Wostinghouse Employes Decide to Re­ but one object of the meeting is to I it collapsed during a ceelbratlon on Washington, July 10.—George T. V the city Wednesday morning and ut­ turn to Work Monday. a^prfmrfb for a demonstration for July Empire day. May 24, 1913. killing forty- Marye. Jr.. of San Franclsoo, became - ing between them. Both governments, DEATH FROM BUBONIC PLAGUE. terly routed 12,000 federals, command­ he added, promised not to begin hos­ Pittsburg, July 10.—The strike of thp 12, "Orangemen's day," In order "to J'one persons and Injuring more than 200. ambasoador to Russia today when, af-. Westlnghoiise employes in tlie Turtle sh'pw the government and the people of This was decided by a jury in ihei ter .confirmation by tho senate, his. * ed by General Mlel, general governor tilities until this commission had in­ 1 of the state of Jalisco. Creek valley is over end the workers Great Britain that nothing but the ab- superior court yesterday In awarding New Orleans Negro Boy Third to Dio credentials went before Secretary, ^ vestigated and submitted Its report. Since Outbresk of Disease. Bryan for countersigning. Plans for In a fierce battle extending over a The announcement evoked great out­ will return to the three plants next solute exclusion of Ulster from the Op- j $7,500 damages to George Phafor and Monday. eratlons of the Irish home rule bill will his son. Edward, for the death of Chaf- New Orleans, July 10. — Another his departure for St. Petersburg am sons of eighty miles the federal army bursts of cheering. death from bubonic plague was an­ was cut to pieces by Obregon's force o( At a mass meeting of 4,000 ftrtkers 1% satlsfy us." or's wife. They asked for $15,000. not complete. - <>; was voted almost unanimously to re­ Maj. Oen. Cecil McCready, who Is In!" More than a hundred other damage nounced today, making a total of four lea than 10.000 men. . Fivo thousand Announoss Names of Drsadnaughts. cases and three deaths since the out­ Dr. D. S. Caster Dsad. federals were captured, Obregon said, Washington, July • 10.—Secretary turn to the plantii Monday and'Accept command of the military In the.Bel-I suits, aggregating $3,730,000. have been fast district, has been In conference i held In abeyance, awaiting the outcome break of the disease hero on June 27. Burlington, July 10—Dr. D. S. Cas­ *long with all the artillery and am­ Daniels announce^ today that that the offers ot better working conditions made several weeks ago by the heads with Pramler Asqutth regarding the'of this test suit. The jury held that Today's victim was Leon DeJean, a ter. former mayor of Burlington, wide- ' munition of th« enemy. the latest four {lew dteadnaughts, be­ negro boy, who was found ill at his ly known In Masonic and other frater*-. Thoss who escaped are pur­ the lndutsries—the Westlnghouse JSUe- Situation; and the police have been In- j the city of Long Beach had ben negll- being ginning With No. S?, would be named . , . ... .^.v. home on July 5, and removed to an nal organisations, died here this ~ sued by • eonstltutionalhft canity, Arizona- Catif^mlft.: Mississippi tnd1 trie and Manufacturing Company, the structedio act with great care so as. gent in inspecting. the pi or Th* tlm- isolation hospital for observation.. Ing. Maim. i; * Wsstlnghff"—' 'jiirf' 1 nlv* "ff yrmiMi for an outbreak. were found to fee rotten. tieoeral BlWoe fries sent u> cut off all 1UMIV, ... . , -w..xa, - y », -~,r r 3J71 •*"<»«•• •• . -K:'"• • V . ...,« --.n.