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ABILENE TEXAS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13 1013.
BIDS FOR COUR
I
MISSION DRAWS 20 ARE KILLED;
lllIHOniiTH M.K(TKI)
MIVKNMIHK 01"
HHPlHI.lt HTTi:S
FOG PUTS END
E
.25
LARGE CROWDS
250 INJURED
HOUS
NOV
0 WORK TODAY
push pint nv Thiii'i.i: or .it s.
Tin. m:i!i: ( iti.n i.i.v
i;iim; oi:k
MANYREPORTSAPPROVED
roBllllUlloHfTM Tllllk Aulo ICtllf To
(.'mil KiihiN North iif til) (In In.
MurthiH rnitmlil) .Viljoiirii
1'rltlu) AttmiiHiii
The bonrd of county coiumlsBloiicre
whlqh luitt been In sessloir Iiipi Moli-
day approved since last report Un-
report of several olllolals wont over
the ilnu of the now court liunse and
took nn Inspection trip a la inutor to
the I family Rood roads north of thu
ulty iiuar noon Thursday
The following repor'H wove approv-
ed: It. I Mlllor. butcher-
tl l. Tittle county trotimiror ipmr-
torly report.
J. Fuller dlstrlot elurh' ijtmrterl
rrtport.
l. K Fuller Justice br peace pre-
cinct No. 1. quarterly report.
J. I'. bar'den. constable precinct N'-
1 uunrtorly report
T. 0. Weir sheriff quarterly re-
port. The report of CaJ llumnor butcher
va ordruded rtrnml to him to ti"
iiworn to bcfor approval.
The petition of J .1. Tombs et nl to
clinngii the Abilene mountain pans roiul
waH Rrnntud and tho board ordered
that the. road be chnnied
The plans for the new Taylor coun-
ty court house s'riir-tun were sub-
mitted for the Inspection of the Com
inlHsIotiors. They were carefully In
Hpeeted and. ho far as the coiuiuls-
KlmiurH could judge were .perfect
County Judge E M Owrahlner will
prolmbly leave Abilene for Austin Sun
day with thum. He will turn them
over to the Ariiltecmil dopartineni
of the rniverslt for npprovnl nnJ
correction. If such be necubtiri. Judst
Overshlnur flgtites that U will require
about a ween for tho University ex-
perts to fully go over them. Upon
return they will bo brought back by
.fudge Ovcrshlner.
TIiq JihIkc stated Thursday morn
Iiir that .hu believed publication for
bids would be tuadu lnKlinilnr. wltn
November 2f and that by December
IS the loweHt bidder would receive In-
struction!' to go forward with the con-
k1 motion work. It Ih believed that b
January l. 1914. actual work m-
furiirtlng the elcKuut new Birtiettir
will have buKtm-
the county. enmiBumloners and Hon
15. M. Ovewiilner left in an auto be-
fore noon for an InHpiietion of the new
road work on tho I lamb road north
of the city. They split probably an
bour or ho there and returned to the
illy about noon. County Clerk Dub
Young Ktvo "" lim r "In lcl
lent car for the service- to thu roal
There ore Hfvensl morn important
Items of bunhiMK to occupy the ut
teiithm of the four coininlMHloiieni nnd
the Indue during the remainder i
the day. I.tUoly adjournment will be
taken sometime Prldny.
County court IiUb adjourned nnd
little business of any nature Ih being
transacted on "Justice row."
iMHMLAii roiTi.r.
I'rmiV Kirk mid Mb. Miijarle r
Hurried at UHmIIIc Vh.
WcdneMlnj Ml 1 iu hi
The marriage of Frank Kirk nJ
MIhb Mnjorle Oray wtis soIenmUwl
Wednesday liiornliiB t Wlthvllle. Va
At ten o'clock. Ilotli of the conpU-
nro well known here Mr Kirk belin
with the Wells FarKo Kxpresa Co. mil
MlM Qray having resided here for a
tiuinbur of ynr 8he i& a daughter
of Dr. J- A. 3ruy. who formerly wtu
pastor of lim Flrt ProBbytertan
chureli of this city. There are a hont
of friends Imre who extend eoutmi
tnlatloiiB. Mr. and Mrs Kirk are m-
pentad to arrli'M in the city In tbo next
dny or no.
rjMXOUN AKK lll'JIUKKn.
T A- 1'. ( f'lmniff Tlwe on Morula?
Trulu mid Hun ? In SwrrlWHter
In Keporl Here.
- It Is rmora& iiat altbouRh not
nKthiitcMll confirmed that the Tex
m and I'ueillc 1$ eoutumnlatlng mak
JIM iuju clmngoB In 11b time-card on.
UiM alvUlon The rumor uujb that
train No fi. wjiloli Iib bn arriving
liOTe at 4. to u. hi will be olumgrd ko
an to arrive alut 1 no a m It !
rwwrtd Unit thltt train or Home oth-
ur. It In not known width will be
rm wit nf Ftirt Worth no that the
Heeonl iav etcb It each evening.
arri vIdi; here the next morning An
other r)Krt is alto current that train
N. 1. which now stoiw here will b
run o to Rwfptwator l-ocul Agent
11 A llfutllii'fctaa that aupUcation
lias iee muttf tiave thl train run
on. and h itfi the npinlou that It
may be done.
Get yonr
fere at The Limit adt
Dr
Ml
axAPentUt. Maaee BUlld-
Ing IU
Phof. d
"t
ThaAfglving l8ner n3Sentent ot
Qt KKTI0 IIIIX IH PltOYINU Till! IT
to i;Vi:in niMMt nivr
HLIMl rilKSKAT
REV. SEAMAN PREACHED
FenlceH ('tuiilitrltil nt MornlHH Af
lerniMiu mid Mirhl at The Church
Of llenwiih Hel (inhibit;
In luicrctt I'ast
Thu MIkbIoii at the Episcopal
liiunlli contlmieR to be the attraction
for members and vIhMoi'h of Abileii)-
and some excellent iiiiihIc and oralioiiB
are belnu delivered there dally. The
attendance Iiiih been H'cadlly Incrcan-
iiib. while Binnll the church can ca
tor to 'many more. The nptendld mu-
sic of the choir and Increased con-
Krccatlonnl bIiikIiik are rent urea.
Mrs. Mac Alexander director and
HOlolBt. and Mr. K. O. llatjer organ
1st nre lending llghtB In the sltM-
bitf. Eapcclnlly Impressive was tie1
offertorj solo last nigh' entltlvl
"Come Ye Disconsolate."'
Among thu questions asked Inst
night to be nuswereil tonight are the
folkiwlni::
Ih the Episcopal church n Protes-
tant or a Catholic churdch?
Waa It not the cuu'.om of the nn-
eieut church to baptize Infants by Im-
mersion? Why do your ministers and choir
wear vestments and what is the slg-
nlflcntV" of the different colors?
Why Is It that you have a boy In
attendance on the altar and what Is
he callel?
Can one be a Christian and deny the
divinity of Christ?
How nre your bishops different
from jirloBts?
Notice wna given at tho Frldaj
alglit service that there would be In-
tercessory prayer offered and the con-
gregation was urged to plucu in the
question box requests for prayer for
any one they wished to Itelp with
die prayer of the congregation the
sick the sorrowing the perplexed the
emiitetl the wayward.
Wednesday afternoon Rev. IK G.
clonuessy -preached a most helpful
Hid practical - gerinon oil Christian
ideals selectlug for special emphasis
the Ideal of Christian love and cha-
rity. Wednesday night Arclideaedn Sea-
man pearched on the Word of God.
ibIiib the text "Whatsoever tllliUB
wore aforetime were written for our
varning. that we through patience and
'Omfort of tho BeriptureB iuIkIh have
dope. Some points whech were
fiiought out nre herewith given;
In the New Testament are found
Word and word the former referring
n the Incarnate Word or ChrUt and
the latter word or Scriptures of Uts
)ld Testuuient- This Bormon la con-
fined to the latter use of the word.
"Scriptures" in New Testament al-
ways refer to Old Testament.
Thu HplM-opal church empliasUcB
die value and supreme need of Mt
Bible both Old and New Testaments.
First by having IlHdo Sundny every
year.
Second by lectlonary In the prayer
book which provides for the reading
of the entire Iilble in the church ser-
vice once a year and the New Testa-
ment twice a year.
Third by tho constitution of the
Church requiring all ministers to sub-
scribe to their belief In the Old an I
New Testaments ub being the ward
of Ood.
Fourth by the six articles of re-
liglon which soy that the lllble eon-
taltiB nil things necessary to tho sal--AHon
and forbidding ministers to re-
mire belief In anything not to oe
.muni and nroved In the Hlble.
Some estimates taf tho lllble. The
testimony of a Chinese scholar IraBB-
iatlng the lllble said whoever wad-
the JHblD made hint because nothing
like the lllble so understood Win-
Matthew Arnold wan also quoted us
caching the need for Mie lllble In de-
veloping right conduct.
The Gideons a society of Christian
Traveling men ware commended b
realUlng the talue of the lllble. The
Hlblo was pointed out as being tbe
strongest bond of union butweeu tilt
Christians because In It Christ
nreaunii'd and all who regurd hint are
drawn closer to him and to each other.
Appal a mad for more lUblei
reading. Liu with the understanding
It was tola of a man who did nothing
but rt'd tbo Hlble for severul years
and yet found in It nothing but a com-
putation of the number of books chap-
ters verses and words and letters.
This was a great waste of time.
To understand the Ulble we must
know wha. Is In It To win !ntreitl
in tho Hlblo wo must gel them to read
that nortton which will appeal to them.
The different groups of books are like
the different denartmenla In a ureal
museum. And It would be foolish to
try to Interest some one who loved
flower by taking him Into that part
of the museum mat is ituea wttu ossi-
fied mummies.
la tho Ulble are to be found thq
books of the Divine law splendl4 hU
torlei exquisite poetry eloquent ors
tory-
In the New TUment there Is fclof
raphy history letter ! poetry But
running through It all like the red
cord that Is woven into every pteee
of rop la the Br!Uh navy l th
UKOItUM IKVIUtl. Til U (HVKH-
i:s Tiiitoruii tki:sti.i: m:aii
II.AnON I.IIMA.
WAS MAKING FASI TIME
Wat Cniudt'd Willi KriirlniiNN to
I ! ii fa la i iiuiil) Fair nnd Kstlrc
Hriir St'titiiH lltn'i Thru
llrltlur.
ny AKHonlated I'resB.
.MON'KillMIIltV Ala- Nut. 13
TiichI) per-tiiHi viere killed slid lio
luiHilrcd umiI llflj Injured when a
(Jcerxla ObIi-hI jtRHicHgcr trsln fell
through it Irctlle near ('Ih)Ioh. Aim
luda).
The Irnlu t crowded vtllh excur-
sIohNU to the coiihI) fair at l.iifals
and nui rtiHtiiHg Hi a high rule of
peed Id make up test llrnr.
The enllre n-ar tertian of the train
dropped lliroiigh the Irclle and huh
prarilcall) dcniolNlicd
Atleiitlou hnlglil-i of I'ylhluo.
Special meeting and "Oolden Jubl
lee Cluss" Initiation tonight In Cas-
tle Hull beginning at 7 o'clock slur.'
All visiting Knights as well as lo'ul
members cordially Invited tJ ntvni
HcfreslimentH after work.
It A. SMITH l II H
f. n. i'Oom: v c
EXPECT IIP1
TO IE CAPTURED
BY KUHOS
ALL AMi:m('ANS l TOWN IIAVK
IIO.NK OX 110 110 HATTI.K.
S1II1 LOI'ISIANA
Or Associated Prew.
POUTMOUTH. N. 11. Nov. 13 The
capture of Tuxpam by the robolB was
predicted lu a radiogram from' th
buttjesblp Louisiana picked up the
wirclcBs station today.
All Americans residing In Tuxpam
have taken refuge on the LoulBtann.
Tho federal garrison n day or so
ago asked the war department for re
inforcements to defend the city against
i he attack of a strong force of rebola.
commanded by Qandldo Aguilur. The
garrison numbers only 2u0 men. 1 he
war department replied to the appeal
that no re-InforcementB were uvallable
now.
Dispatches from Vera Cruz have es-
timated nttucklug force at l.noo men
There were twenty-six Americans In
Tuxpam nil of whom are now safely
aboard the Louisiana. In addition to
the Louisiana the gunboat Wheeling
lleB ai anchor lu the Tuxpam harbor.
which Is 145 miles northwest of era
Crux.
jriH.'K HOK TO IIH IIKItH.
.Setretary of CklniKo Anti-Vice rm-
wUsliia Will Dcllter Lecture at
SlmmuHN College .Vit. -
Judge Clifford G. Hoe of Chicago.
Secretury of tho Antl-Vlee Commls-
hlon of the Culled States will arrive
lu the state Friday night and will be-
uln u tour soou of tho principal col
leges and universities of Texas un
der tue auspices oi ine stuuunis- uc-
partnient of thu Texas Y M. C A.
John 1 Turnen Assistant State Y. M.
C A. Secretary will uccompauy jihiro
Hoe.
A number of institution! will bo
included in the trip. TJiev are- HIco
Institute nnd Y- M. C. A. Houston.
Sam Houston Normal; University of
Texas medical department; San An-
tonio Y. M C A ; University of Tex-
as; Waeo Y. M. C A. for Haylor Cnl-
i..riiv students. Howard Payne Col
lege and Daulc'l Uakor College at
llrnwnwood: Texas rnristian t'nivei-
stty TrlnlU University the Dallas
v P A
aim Simmons ioiu-bb.
JudKe Hoe will be here November
u.'iii .iii.l ii-111 itnlH-nr IiIk lecture lit
aiminnn!r tiditochlu- Tlifr aet
time will be announced later.
in i-i-i i-i -i - i -------'" '" - "
three-fold cord of revelation of God
and man and God work tor man
which Is salvation. Ttre'ore tne lll
ble I for all men a light to the spiri-
tually blind hope to the disheartened
comfort to those who mourn consola
Hon to the disconsolate
We love the wholy ord.
The lamp thou gav'st to guide.
All wanderers home O !ord
Home to thejr Father's side.
lct us then read Mark I Learn In-
wardly digest the Scriptures that
through patience and comfort of
God's word we may embrace and ever
hold fast the blessed hope of ever
lasting life through Jesiu Christ our
Lord.
The Question Box Is one of tbo most
Interesting features of th night ser-
vices. By means of this persons not
cognizant with the doctrine and re-
gulations of the Episcopal church
may receive replies which will nu
theat In knowledge et this church.
UliiiiiiiAr '.JUlH
Gov. Fielder of New Jersey
Gov-Klect David J. Walsh
Gov.-i:icci David J. AVnlsh
of Massachusetts.
Governor Fluldar of New Jersey I
whom President Wilson made his po-
lineal heir In that atnte. won In tl
ulectlou by u largo plurality. A He
publican nnd a ProRrcssivo candidate
fought him and the republican voto
being spill the governor was elected.
Ho first became tin- executive head
of the state "when President Wilson
stopped out lor tbo presidency.
There were hovcii candidate In the
field In Massachusetts among them
Governor Fobs who at tho Inst
nient sought re-election. A s'.rong re-
publican candidate in Ilopresciltathe
Gardner and a BiiLstanllal Progres
sive candidate In Charles Sinnnr
lird made It iiosslble for Mr. Wnlsn
to win
rf
L
FIT UP FARM PARK
FOR BIG HARANGUE
OH.NEK OF llin XATl'Klli I'AHK AT
H1NTKKS TO IIAVK
ATI'HACTIO.N
8. G. Tankersloy a prominent citi-
zen of Fort Worth wan lit Abilene a
few hours Thursday leaving on tho
Abilene and Southern for Winters
near which placo he owns several
FT.WHRTH MANWil
lurge farms. .Mr. TanHersioy Ih nuv'tho Texas Commercial Secretaries
greatly Interested in politics and ex
pects the political caldron to boll fer-
vently next year In the gubuuuirlnl
race. Bpcakutg of his own plans in
the matter ho Bald:
"Down near Waiters I have a large
farm on Valley creek which has
among other scenic benutieB a magni
ficent natural park lu this park
every year there ure hold a great So-
clalUt convention and several reviv-
al and district conventions. Fish
abound and It Is n retreat thut fathom
many people durltig the season.
"Wtfo and I will spend several
months on this place. 1 mil platiulng
to pull off one of the greatest politi-
cal harangues lu that jwrk that you
ii vii r hoard ot- I'm going to put every
thing lu jirtui shape have big crowds
gauteruu una invite tue numerous
gubernatorial candidates tu visit us
and shell the woods lu tha Winter
section. I am personam acquainted
with a number of thos who have al-
ready announced themselves us de
sirous of enterlug the primaries and
I Infer 1 shall have no dltllcult) in
having them co-operate with me In
Ihe plau to make tne uig time i con
template a drawing tnrd from every
sotion of Central West Texas.
"In my opinion there Is no better
the Abllene-Wtnter country and Mn'fiu. t doa know-.
know that U will come baek" in the I 'l- l doat Kno
gooI old summer time
I - -i - " p i
V'lrw HkpeHsteH HHuaftceil
By Associated Press-
S'EW YOJtK. Nov 13. The suspen-
sion of It. 8. HoIHdb and Company a
big banking and brokerage firm was
announced on the Stock Exchaage this
afternoon Liabilities are placed at
f:ijq99Q and aswts at iQM9
KXUT M.MBKII OF CKAFTH AMI
Mi: I.O.ST IN MkK HI'HIIN
XOtt 1XKMIWV
100 SAILORS LOSE LIVES
It It Itfllrmt At LeiiHl Hit Hlg Ship
WchI IIuwh-'JT Hedle-. So Far
lime Hmh WHitted Aihtir
KrotH The Lake
!y Associated Press.
POUT III' HON Nov. 13. A fog sot-
tied ocr Uike Huron today balklm;
all efforts to determine the exael num-
ber or the cralt and men lost lu the
recent storm.
It is believed that at least six big
ships went down nnd one hundred
Bailors were drowned.
Seven bodies linve so far been Wash-
ed ashore.
roxi'iLtTioxM Am: maok
II Ships Loot 17.1 Khohh Ilnmncd.
And HWH)WH) l.o-s In The
Ohio tiales
l LHVHliANU. Ohio Nov. 13 Cont-
tillatious here today show that at least
ii vi ii ships were lost during the
gales from Hutiduv tu Tuesday with
li:t persons known to have been drown
ed nnd n financial loss of $3uOU.OOO.
I
TO
AS PRECAUTION
FOREIGN OFFICE AT TOKIO I80UES
STATEMENT TO THIS EF-
FECT RECENTLY.
lu AssiicwtciptfreaCi" '" " "
TOKIO. JAPAN .Nov. 13. Officials
of the Japnneso foreign office have de
clared that the dispatch of tho battle-
ship Iztimo to Mexico was merely a
JAPAN N
W
H
MEXICO
no-'precautionary ntensuro In case tho nlt
nation there became critical. Tito fol
lowing Btatemcnt has been Issued'
"The Japanese Government Is sin-
cerely desirous that the situation lu
.Mexico should Improve and that mi-
.ttves foreignera In tho country should
be safe but Judging from report tho
lives ami propurty of Japanese real
dents there cannot be said to be se-
cure. Already soma of the powers
have dispatched warships to Mexican
waters and one nation Ih negotiating
I with another for the purpoao of en-
i trusting Its nationals to Its care. Tho
'Jupnneso in Mexico number about
3.000 mostly scattered in tho interior.
Thl. Jupauese legation Is doing every-
thing ivosslble to prepare fur an emer-
gency and the government considers It
JtV.l.i.ll.ltlt In ...... f.M link ttfvuullltttl V
of its cltlzeiiH being placed in a posl-
Hon of danger and therefore has decid
ed to dispatch tho Izuino.
ahilkm! mkx given I'UCKS
Ed S. IlHgkrH Chosi-H Ylre I'resMeiil
And J. M KsdfHra. .McwIht of
KxecHthe t'omwlttee f T.BM.A.
At the annual tnecUng: of the or-
ganization now- known as the Texas
Uuslness Men's Association formerly
ItuslnesB Men's Association lu Fort
Worh Tuesday. Kd S. HuKhes and J.
M. Had ford ot this city were both
given positions of prominence lu that
body. Mr. Hughe was chosen one gl
tho vice-presidents being tho first
named of a largo number of others.
Mr. Hadford was selected as a member
of tha Executive Committee The
meeting was la every way a construc-
tive one. and a number of questions
relating to the welfare of the state
were acted on chief among which was
a series of resolutions recommending
nmonc other things that nil stilts
against railroads shall hereafter bo
brought only at tne instance or ins
Railroad Commission and providing
fforilenulU- wirk lu lhalff m tro-
urovetnent of farm life.
H. B. Cain cf Dallas was elected
president and P. L. Downs of Temple
first vce preslden'.
Unall"""A
Six vears later he returns. Ills
sweetheart of former years has mar-
ried. They meet at party. She has
changed j between dances the recog-
nltlon takes place.
J M nfl um hg mUiM with her
foo beating a tattoo on her pretty hand
your brother who was
.probably my
father.1
Tire It Prws Thite
At press time fire alarm was turn-
1 la from tb Joha II. Morrew rl-
denco la Altl Vista additlwi and the
varlsaa eiiMal reape44. The
fire wm eoisumutc- much ot tha
building though it vu believed the
company had It uaer ceatrou
IL S.MAY TERMINATE ALL IS
RELATIONS WITH HA REGIME
ii mnli in i ii ii
Report Current in Washington and
Mexico City O'Shaufhnaaery Ba
' Recalled and Legation Turned
Over to Friendly Power
NO REPLY HAS BEEN
Provisional Pr14tnt Can't
fUi Way Nt Hi Kcivil Orders
T Prcvtnt Nw Cinfrtwi
Frm NMting
Ity .AMJoeiiUetl IV.ss
WASHINGTON Nov. IU. Prraidfut "Wittou prtiinrcri n formal
MiUeiitt'M oil Ii' .Mt'.vitmti Munition with tin? purpose ot ltiMiiii it
Imlny hut just lieToi'f itooii il vviis iiiittiuuiut'il Hint the utnlemuiit
uoultl lie witlilieltt for the presc'iil.
Thf Mtnlt'iiu'iit ik Miitl to lie futiiitttive in eliiintclt;! bin It h utidt'r-
Mootl to uilHiiu the fulitre policy
to Die .Mi'xieiin sit mitioii.
O'lhaughncssy May be Rwalled.
He port h ciri'tiliiU'tl lien- mid in Mexico City iud toduy that the
I nitetl SluteH iiiiuht witliilrau- Cluiijre il'Afftiirus O'StiiiitRlineHsy uiul
turn over tin- legation in the Mexh'iiu fiipitnl to' Monte Irii'mlly power
iiutl tiiiiiouueu the. leiiiiiuiiliou of till relation between the United
Stales mid Iliiertn. All tltene tltilifin were diKCUHiu'tl ii probabilfties.
The belief is titlvaiieeil iu tunny quarters thut the stateineut tiUKht
i.Iho net forth phius of the Tnited HtntcH to et)iitinsu the situation
titroiih parleys with the constitutionalist.
lit'iiKthy disputehus from O'ShiiuhncHsy and Hale are believed to
have hud HOiuethiug- to tin with tbo withdrawal of the uitstsaKe by
rre.sideut WilKon.
HUIRTA COULD NOT31LOOAT1D TODAY."
Ih Associnleil f'ress.
MHXICO CITY MBX. Nov. lH.The inoriiiiik PwkciI here with
no indication from lluerta that he intends to aeeeRs4o the AmericHn
deiimnds iiuiile .venterdiiy throuKb
uewly I'leeted eotinresH from uonveiiin.
lluerta eaniiol be loenled and it
not have received the ileiiituuls of
HTJERTA IS NOT WEAKENING.
Uy Aasoeiated Press.
.MKNICO OITV 51 KX. Nov. 1H. Official notification was pttblMt-
rd today urderiuj' tbiOIexienu geuators and deputies elected October
Jli to meet and organize Nov. lfi. intertn hIiowh no k5bu8 of weaken-
iir.
OARRANZA NOT ACCEPT MEDIATION
Uy A8soeialed l'tvw.
NOfJAhKS MKX. Nov IH. General Cnrrnnza the constitution
tdist leader announced today that he would not accept ra'edliitio in
any form by the United States or any power and his only dewwnd
was the riuht to import arms.
ConditieHi in Mxk.
New York banker who has just returned From Mexico City hjw
repared for publieatiou tin important study of emiditions there Ilia
I'PportiuiitieK for close finit-hmiit obeHrvation were ttne(ttaled. He
wan on teriiiH of intimaey with lending Mexicans and utemtarM of th
Anterieau colony and had several interviews with President Ilwertii
and hih cabinet. To epitomize Iuh eoneluHiutw be Htids thut
lluerta is.diuiuerous at best irresponsible and reckless when i-
luxieiited. Hu iu ohsuMteri by the tluteruiiuatiou to hold on to his present pawtr
fJoutt'd in fnue of the opposition of tho United States.
He placed the Chamber or Deputies under Hrrcfct Wcmimm he lw
that within twelve hours that body would have iwpenekd him.
The republic is practically penniless. No important lowt em b
floated inflict! of the opposition of the United StHte.
The northern provinces an Jn a state of anarchy. Order can ly
up restored by thp strong lirnnl.
KI.K tH'IMtlNfi mi Kl'SMKH.
Wtlajrd Wiihlews MaiWnr ArrlrtNl
Work sW he Khs4hp41 mm Klift
Sew StrHftufr
The large consignment of window
for the it . O. K. building oa North
First street ha arrived and will
Immediately be jaeii
AccordliiK to the coat rat-tor the de
lay occasioned In the work upon the
structure was because of the absence
of the windows. Much of the floor-
inu wa withheld from belngr l'ul dawn
uutti lata sHouia arrive at prataetlOtt
was desired against wind and raw.
With Ike required material
will be rtuihed to ee9letia
new hulldlna: will aee
Uhed shaite It iMt
ly to that scthm ef t
one of the meat sphHfuihl 9 r O K.
buildings JH th atlr ta4.
MADE TO DEMANDS
B LcU4 and it k
of tlu riiiteil States iu refereueo
loliti Mini that lursvevent the
Iiiih heoti Hiif-Restetl that he may
the United States.
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wi CWHkias
B Ai
By AsMK-'latatl fnm.
WAWIINOTON. Kar. ta. I
Harris of the O Mar if u. taiadr
aaaeuBcvd hereafter ust thia 4aput
iti4Ntt of the gavweat witli Tm
H ta vey
yiMMiic we
have ts
the
COMPi
U Pub CburcwThaBlt"livlttf Day.
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