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VOLTJafJI XTL
Can Only be Created at October
Term of Court
SO PROVIDED BY THE NEW LAW
Cknge list Discovered by Cipy Curt
Oiklaad Rud District is Ntl ii
"Exdisrrt" Class
DurinK the session of County Court
which closed this week, un important
chaiiRe iu thn law was discovered, in
relation to cIiunKinB road district
boundaries. Instead of the lime for
changing such boundaries as may be
desired beliiK at the January term
of court, as heretofore, such changes
can now be made only at the October
term of the County Court. This
chaiiKo of Hie law was made at the
last session of the Legislature, and
the fact that such change was made
seems to have been overlooked by all
concerned. Therefore about eleven
months more rtiust now elapse before
any road district changes can be
made.
This will be in the nature of a dis
appointment to a number of people
in this county at this time, as several
district boundary changes were con
templated for tile coming January
term of Counly Court. These will
now have to go over until next Oc
tober. Among these proposed
changes was I he creation of a new
road district to Include the city of
Hoseburg ami extend a few miles in
to the country In each direction. At
tjie present time there are Tour road
districts cornering in this city, each
extending many miles into the coun
try. Tliir contemplated change was
brought about by t lie? effort made
last spring to create an exclusive
road district here lo conform to the
city boundaries. The County Court
had expected to put this proposed
change into effect next January, but
the new law makes this impossible.
While disappointing for the time
being, this change of the law Is a
good one. It provides for re-arrang-lug
the road district boundaries just
prior to the time for making tile
annual road lax levies, -or voting
Seclal road taxes by districts. There
under any newly created district can
at once proceed to provide a fund
for the Improvement of Its roads.
Such new districts or newly arranged
districts will also share in the regu
lar distribution of the general road
funds to the districts of t,ho county.
Oakland Xol "Hxclll-lve."
During the recent session the Coun
ty Court also found Hint the town of
Oakland Is not all exclusive" road
district, as II has been lor many years
regarded. It was discovered Unit in
IKiln the legislature repealed thai
section of Oakland's city charter.
The repealing act was such a very
brief one thai it was overlooked and
for the past is years the piople of
the town, as well as the County
County Conns, have peine on with
the idea t tin t such section was still
In force, and have acted accordingly.
lliBtead of being a road district by
itself. Oakland is a part or road dis
trict No. :7, anil will hereafter lie
so regarded and its road matters
handled accordingly. This leaves the
town of Yoncalla as the only "exclu
sive" road district in the county. It
levies and expends lis own road taxes
outside of the iiirisdiciion of the
Countv Court and does mil pay into
nor share in the general road fund
of the county.
Countv Court Orders.
Petition of V. I'. Thomas for the
assignment of a certificate of sale
THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE
New Today!
All Silks Reduced for
25c silk and
50c silk and
ad
kaant
o
'for the delinquent taxes for the year
lSliS. on the NW14 of Bee. 22, Tp.
2ti-S. is granted, upon his paying the
amount of taxes due thereon, to
gether with the taxes for the year
lS'.lil.
I Petition of Win. Austin for a road
of public easement, continued to the
December term of court.
I Petition of Portland Cement Co.
'for a gateway road, continued to next
term of court.
I Petition of II. K. Reed for a road,
continued to December term.
Petition of D. N. Snyder for a road
continued to December term of court.
In the matter of a resolution by
I the legal voters of road district No.
112, to improve certain roads In said '
district by special tax. It is ordered
I that the character and manner of
said Improvement as set forth and
'adopted by the meeting ot legal voters ,
of said district on iov. is, ami .
filed ill this court, Is approved.
A similar resolution adopted by j
Hie legal voters of road district No. i
2S. on Nov. 18. approved. i
Petition of K. W. Kuykendall for
a redemption certificate for SW 't of
SK'. and SK14 or :svt 'A, or lots
tl ami 7, of Sec. 111. Tp. iW-i, Is
granted upon payment by K. V. Kuy
kendall of all delllKlllellt taxes
against said premises.
GUNMAN MARSHALL IS
TAKEN BACK TO EUGENE;
GO THENCE TO YAKIMA !
Fred A. Marshall, the gun-man.
who was arrested yesterday by
Sheriff Qulne, was laken in charge
by Sheriff Parker, of l.ane County,
aiul taken back to ICngene on this
morning's train. .Marshall's daugh
ter also accompanied (he Sheriff and
his prisoner. Parker said the charge
against Marshall at Kugene would
probnblv be suspended um! he would
bo taki n to North Yakima, where
there are four charges against lutn.
Parker llloughl the case against Mar
shall at Sand Point, Idaho, had been
s. tiled.
ItegardittK Marshall's action at Ku
gi ne. lie. Kugene Cnard says:
Marshall bad been In hiding in this
city tor two weeks. lie engaged
rooms at the residence of Mrs. Ileews
on Kighth avenue, east, beyond the
mill race, and all during his stay iu
this city he never left the house un
less In a closed taxical). lie would
go io Springfield in a taxi to get
liquor, would ride to t lie moving pic
ture shews at nigh! In n tuxi and al
ways went to the office of a physician
in a tai for treatment for some ot
the Injuries he had received iu gun
fights in Montana and oilier places
I. ale Saturday afternoon, Marshall
became enraged at bis landlady and
flourish d bis rolver at her. lie
illllltc.Ibt.'ly left tile house and Weill
lo Springfield. Prom there it is be
lleved I , came back to Kugene and
took (.: of Ihe night trains for
Koscl.nig. His- landlady nolilicd the
police ot his assault upon her. The
officer- looked for Marshall during
the eveniiig and informed (he Sheritf's
force later of the affair.
The d.-scription of the man. who
went under Ihe name of .1. II. Taylor
while in Kugene. tallied with Hie de
scription of Marshall as sent from
North Yakima, and the Sheriff and
Ills (le. lilies were confident thai this
was the man wanted In the north.
Will's .Te sent out In all directions,
and lie. man was located by Sheriff
(jullie ii; a rooming house at Hose
burg last night. Word came hu
medial
there.
This
phom d
piisoin
ly l hat be was safe iu jail
forenoon Sheriff Qulne l"le
to Sheriff Parker that the
had confessed lo ihe niui'dei
ol a man at Sand Point, Idaho.
SheiiiT Parker, about the first or
November, received a letter from Ihe
Sheriff at North Yakima, slating
that it was believed Marshall wa-
here ami the office! s had been on a
still hunt for li i tn ever since. The
(Continued on page 6).
NEW YORK STORE
FIGHTING
New Underwear, New Umbrellas, New Rub
ber Boots, New Ruchinijs, Fur Trimmings
cotton 1 9c
cotton 30c
$1.75 all silks $1.59
:VE GIVE
ll'iSKIlllKl, OUEGON,
Will Send large Delegation Here
on December 4
gf.eei mmm dilegation
WL Call r.c..,::.n -Vii.o.s Alsc tuz
j to MyrMe free!' anl Riddle For
i "Oreaier Urcijon"
ilendale Is urn
large deb gatuin
"Create!' llreenii
be urged callus
burg on lice, i .
She wijl send n
assist In the
lupaimi that will
tirully in Hose-
h is the deter-
miliation now poss ssing the leading
lllcudiilc citizens, a-- the result of 11
wsit to their ,-ni ,,, ,ariy f Uose
burg business and pniiessional men
who went then. iiMS morning on u
day's lour, ihciidilig Cllendale, .Myr
tle Creek .an. I III, Idle At (ilendale
the visit include! a line breakfast
malleoli ai I lie ciUc linnrovemelit
'lull's I. loins, lalks lo the school
children and lo the business people
individually.
Tle re was no backwardness on. the
pail ol lie ii. iiilers :iiid no lack of
wieionie on Die oi those be
sieged. Tbe leu u 1 ,i made Ihe trip
i'li' lis h.la.u-- .1 Ilulchusoll,
Judge ti
Kobe:'! I!
old Clu.-oll
S, Ksliel.
Sclllos.-er.
dale al s
Ciie III 1 1 1
the place
isiliilg bl:
town, iiinl
I'liees lis
t lie loan
Mlltlee Wei
Kel.l
lb. V .1. Milium.
. U II fisher, Ilar
S llniiiilion. Waller
. r. s, e!y ami II. P.
Wel, III,! lit llll'U-
a i .luinitlce ot Ihe
nl Chili, which takes
ulniiiei i nil elub ; I he
Ti
enlted about
r oi acilllilint-Miie--s
men of
ei ;.' loll colil-
and Mrs. J.
' Olson. Miss
Hanks. John
II. Howell.
eCteil I'l'DIU
belies on the
nil rooms on
. . Iliev sel'ed
i.i.isl thai was
K . Coc.
Mr.
Kff:i. it'l. :
Ni'iin. i' ainl
Seine wiiIIH'l
comn
I ! i
Die Ml
U
u l lie re
Mr. file
Ui IrolllC,
II ill helialf
isiiiess had.
being ires
M.st cordial
eudiile and
iii' i' would
ieiienl to
. that Ihe
slale iu
d nnd in-
lit tile "
III.
II.
h e ll;g
;,,ebi
gln.llv
ri-i .-
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id
llleiiilalo
Id make
io.sebll rg
I
I liliel'lv
.iinp.ngtl.
:ei,lale to
Hill Of II
bring suc
Hid. lie,
, dcvelop
.' -o spoke,
; Ilell-
ii.'c.'iii y
i. haulages
i lb e Kasl,
Hell. Hi'.
outline
and in
lii'i'iillie
t heir
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men! ii
il ' 'I In
dale. ,
digllitv
ol I I; ei
w here
civ
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ho are
.iking il
. of he-
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both
but
IVVE GIVE frtf GREEN TRADING
THE MERCHANTS' TRUST
$.79 all silks
1.00 all silks
GREEN TRADING
WKIKSIIAV' KVKXIXfl, NOVKMBKK IB, 1913.
not until Robt. Snilih, who until this
lime had enjoyed a private walk
about town with some local friendB,
while the others were seeing the
tlglit i In n boify, proposed a toast to
the ladles who hud thus entertained,
(il; ssos were filloJ with pure logan
berry Juice, a lonl product, and a
very realistic and liberal loast was
drunk, when Mr. Smith had finished
lib- winning words.
' A short distance shove the club
hulldliiK. several hundred feet above
the town. Is the reservoir of Ihe city's
water svstem, which war built by the
Hiv at n cost of $11000, and p con
sidered by the cliliens as the best ex
penditure or mousy they ever made.
Tbe water comes from a mountain
stream a mile and a half distant, and
!- eudoiibtedlv tl" clearest, c.illest,
p.ircsi city water In the world.
They then went to the school bulld
t.t::, n-Mt Ii I? th.' larr-l In Douglas
Co;iul. outside of HoBeburg. It has
nhout 2a0 pupils. Dr. Seely wss Im
pressed with the plan of talking to
, the school chlldren.jis It would carry
the message of the movement Into
almost everv home, nnd hy urging the
writing or letters would constitute a
most valuable scheme ror advertising.
Accordingly it wns nrranged, and Dr.
Seelv spoke to the primary pupils,
nnd Messrs. Smith, llutthnson. Rid
dle and Milium to the other divisions.
In these talks It wns pointed out that
Ihe people of Oregon are nil working
together In the interest of the state,
thai with the proper enlightenment
of thn tourist concerning our re
sources, be will surely pay us a visit.
Oregon bar great opportunities, hut
it needs people to develop them.
After these tnlks. the new sani
tarium was visited. The parly then
returned lo the business section and
took up the remaining minutes be
fore departing for Myrtle Creek,
meeting tbe business men and secur
ing their promises to come to Hose
burg for the demonstration on Dec.
I. All seemed willing to come.
IIOI.lt M'AI.I.ISTKK I'TNKHAlj
IN ItOSKIH lt(i TIM ItHDAV.
The inquest over the body of
Kverett II. McAllister, who was ttnei
dentlly killed near Merlin Monday
night, was held at Criints Pass this
morning. The body will be brought
10 Itoschtirg and the fuuerul belli
Thursday at 2 p. m. at the ChrlHtlan
Church, Willi services conducted by
Ho. W. II. Knton, Interment will
follow in tbe I. O. O. K. cemetery.
There is general nnd sincere regret
nt the uuiiinely death of this excel
lent voting man.
Heganllng the accident tho Grants
Pass- C'.iurier of Tuesday says:
"The spiclal was ordered to take
the shlltig at lilmmlck and nllow the
regular No. 22", northbound, to pnsB.
11 is supposed that McAllister at
lempied to jump upon the pilot or the
second engine of bis train after
switching, anil that be slipped, fall
ing houealh the wheels. Ho was
dragged along Ihe middle of the truck
lo !be swlti h, whore he caught In tbe
frog and was lllerally ground lo
pieces by Ihe wheels of the cnrB. Tbe
I. oil wns brought to this city and nti
in.iiesl will be held Wednesday
morning."
The coroner's Jury nt Grants Pusb
today ret ii me. I a verdict thnt K. II.
McAllister was killed by accident by
freight train No. 222. No olio was
held responsible therefor.
MAKH I'K.IIT (IV ItOSKKS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. The
President's first move to eliminate
bossism In ihe liemocrallc. party Is
cvpecied lo be made on Prlilny when
lie is scheduled to discuss the party's
program with Chairman McCombs.
Mei'ouilis wants lo remain as chair
man of the Democratic Natlonul com
mittee and announced that If he does
le will Initiate a movement for the
eliiiilnailoii of bosses. After the coti
ler. n,... n, i Friday McCombs prom
ised in give a public statement of bis
plans in New York. If McCombs en-
u licht with Ihe bosses III New
York It is slated that be will have
the sup;. oil of Governor Glynn,
Minor el. , ! Mitchell and Collector of
the Pol! M.'ilone.
STAMPS!
THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST
New
One Day
69c $1.25 all silks $ .98
89c 1.50 all silks 1.29
$2.00 all silks $1.79
STAMPS!
--mm-m mmm -SZSSSS3BBgE!
Some Excellent Publicity Given
by Review Articles
BUILDING UP NEW INDUS1RI S
Wts AttatiM if Otker PiilkitiMS Also
Ihviii m Esedalty DtsiriMt diss of
ladtrs May liquifies
In these days of much "boosting"
great dcvcloiumon i,,u..n..u i ,'.
i ' ..."h" mm in-
ter-vlBltatlons between lowns and
cities, with commercial club nieinhur.
ship contests, banquets, etc., we are
often prone to overlook the work of
everyday lire, which Is rreuuctitly an
important factor in the upbuilding of
a county and making Its advantages,
resources and development known
abroad. Along this Hue of desirable
publicity, we note In the current ls
Bue or the Oregon Manufacturer ful
ly a page and a half devoted to In
dustries and conditions In Douglas
County, the artlcleB being clipped
rrom The Itevlew. Other pupers buve
also been copying our urllcles along
these lines. In the way or nuiterlsl
and Industrial development or Hie 1
county, including the building or
good roads, etc.. The Itevlew docs
probably ten times as much us anv ,
oilier paper In this section or the
state. Several articles oil Ihe luagnl
ture and prosperity ot the fruit In
dustry In this county, which have ap
peared In these columns in the past
rew weeks, are well remembered by i
our readers and have also gained at-I
lellllon elsewhere. These included j
tho fact that the county's trull crop!
this season Is bringing In about
$41111,11110 rrom the markets abroad.
Kor niuuy yours we have encouraged i
rrult growing, and now -In addition to
the bearing orchards, this county bus j
about I n.uun acres of young trees on
the way lo becoming regular wealth
producers within one lo rive years
hence.
Through various channels several j
thousand copies ot these articles'
have gone abroad, calling attention
In a most desirable way lo the re
sources and development going on
here, and (bus bringing Douglas
County lo Ihe nolice ot a great many
very desirable people the people,
who really do things tor the belter-'
lllelll and development of every com .
liitinlty in which they live.
Iu the nialter of industrial (level, j
opuienl, the following Is a recent ex
ample. Wrillng lo The Keview Ironi
Portland, Mr. II W. Itlcillc. principal
owner ol' Ihe Phoenix slone quarry,
near Suthorlln. says:
"I am much obliged to you ror Ihe
article In Oct. Iiith about cement.
I beg lo tell you Hull we hae re
ceived the I Government ) lest of our
sandstone In Douglas County, mile. I
tho 'Phoenix Slone tjunrry,' owie'd
by myselr and Mr. Charles llegelc,
oi Portland. All the machinery on
Ibis quarry Is repaired, Ihe bullets
tested also all bridges newlv built
and track repaired. The new derrick
will bo ready Ocl. 2s, so we will l"
ready lor shipping slope oi all size-,
beginning In November. Ten men
are working In Ihe qilairy and several
riimlllcB have settled oh the giolllid
and have built bouses.
"Again Ihankilig ou for your kind
ness, and how win are wot king l.ir
Industries lor Douglas County. I re
main, "Yours verv rcsf ifullv.
"D. W. i.ikhi.i:. "
The foregoing are bill u few ev
atopics of Ihe results recently at
tained bv a live, active liewsisipcr.
Today!
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Numerous other Instances could b
poiiueii out, of results accomplished,
but we pause only long enough to
mention these few. In this line,
well us In any other, It Is results that
count, and we buve tho satisfaction
of helping t0 bring about many
things for the development and bl
termeiit of the city nnd county.
Another result now In progress Is
the dully receipt of Inquiries about
Douglas County rrom persons who
have been attracted thereto by read
ing The Review, or extracts or ar
ticles on development and resources
here, taken from these columns.'
(lOYKItMllt IIASKIIAI.I, MOB.
HAHniSllUhX), Nov. 19. The
presidency of the National Baseball
League was formally tetiderod to
Governor Tenor today by u committee
of league magnates.
MINK I.XI'I.OSIOV KIMXiia.
ACTON. Ala., Nov. 19. Thirty
two corpses bud been taken this af
ternoon Iroiu the Aliibamn Fuel &
Iron Company's mine, where an ex
plosion occurred yesterday. ' With
six rescued alive. II Is believed thia
accounted for all who were In the
mine.
TWO WEEKS RECESS FOR
GRAND JURY WITH NP
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
i i ..I-.. i 1
liiiportiinl mailers to consider. ' No
report of Ihelr work so Tur wiih made
nor any of the expecled or rumored
Indictments were filed. One sealed
liiillclineiii In a mailer of minor im
portance Is said to have been turned
in. This is said to be a enso from
another part or Ihe county. No Ih-
limatloii was given out. by the court
' wl,i" iii.oiiui.1.
are, which are sllll to bo considered.
Arguineiits were heard this morn-
lug in tne case oi i aix. r iieugus
vs. )'.. 1 1. KHKllo anil w . .1. vx arner,
ohleclloll to cost bill. Tho matter
was then laken under advisement.
A motion tor u new I rial wns
granted 111 the case or W. A. Itognrd
vs. C. A Oil. This case wan non
suited last week.
Judge Hamilton then adjourned
conn until December 2. He went to
Kugene this afternoon lo hold court
for several days. Next Tuesday
Judge M. Calkins, of Medford, will
be here lo hear two or three ruses,
at Ihe request of Judge 1 1 ii m 1 1 1 on .
CCI.TI III', (i.l'll I.ADM'.S
Til IXSI'WT TIIK
JAM
.r,
tjH,
tho
AI Ihe regular session ot the
Menial I'lillure Club on Tuesday
principal topic was a lesson oil
" l-!i oiioiii le Position of Women."
This was led by Mi's. II. Jay Slone,
Mrs, Guy Itla. k ami Mrs G. K. lloucK.
In Gils was ma. I.' a ' comparison of
iln pres.nl 'i.ndltloli and cqtmt
Mnmling of women, and (heir cone
parallvo slaverv III centuries past.
Their ptescnt d.iv home life anil work
was i
of en
Hie I
hill
Mis
i'so In strong com tasi Willi that
liter periods.
lomuil'tee lo ls(i and lus I
.iiiilary cniiditlous of the local
was .i ppnl nl cl . consisting of
I. A Mail. lux. Mrs. J. A. Ilu
,ii and Mis W W. Caldwell.
,bei I s lo obtain heller colldl
if j.i.s il.le. I. it piisoners there-
The
Hon..
Iu.
Ilalllesliji is l-'ncoille.
VI . II 'IM, . I 'i The !', s.
III... (up - ll.iiiipshiie lefl for
Tm I
te
lay il) le-poaso to a re-
m ind, r of Ihe l.ollls-
dv Ibeie hv II,,. f.w
is ii I"d was not ex
is ..i.e. .ceil the Hi t II II t loll
iaiia. aire
llalupnhir.
pi.lllie.l t
has grow II lie.
threatening.
Ml lilll.ltl lt SCHMIDT'S TltlAI,.
NKW Y.
of Si liiiildi
murder i.''
UK. Nov Hi. Tho trial
, i m; .! wiih the brutal
-r i.' Mi--. X'llllllller. opened
the ib ti i.d.ilil absent. lie rn
i(l hui ri hi-, preparations lo
.nun. Men' or Ihe day was
I in II Un the jury box.
ear p.ili.iii.H ainl rrienda: Take
l.i!ne ib.it we nro now located
Ai'h
,,.li ne.i si, n. on I'ahH Klroct, where
,, h.ie lu-t ille.l new rixlures, re
Ic i.i'ini: i Ian', in fil1'1 everyllllllK
i,ee.irnt 'n a lirJt class maraet. ion
will littd heie lb" very best tiieata,
poiil'rv and I'hIi lo be procured. You
will like our s--rvice too there Is
none h.tler. You ate invited lo In
M.ei t . ar ne w shoi. Orders by phono
re.ell'e Cl.retlll tlttelltloll. I'llOllO I'M.
Ili.sebiiii.' Meat Market, Newbard
pros., Crops.
i lie giiiiiu Jill) ai noon loiuiy nutue . . r . .
a presentment to Judge Hamilton, 'ably to the fear that Jrv
and were grunted a recess until Dec. ut, making It impoaslMJ M u
2. II was siiiled Hint they ailll hnvelwho are here to nw.'IM.'MWK ,
I
Alexander's Par
l.-nMi of i:"0 feft, in cfMiiiiK'iirInK
.. il,..l I ! ei nnt Irunt v;ilttnM
L'rnt ! i.n ia l tiitiiinri it Ivor
rriii'iin iii'i' " n
15,000 SQUARE FILET
It in ; 11 a 1 in size to lour oruiunry
irroiind up In front itnrilen. back
. . . . . . 1 ni.i..i.An.
Kroim'I fur wK"t;bl', chlckeni,
tuivi- bpti sold nirmiy to prominent poopla -ui4 tk
t'.mt ri.-riirn oho Ui t l.iio befortber art) mlt I
UMPQUA LAND
HOX 475
REEQS apiuaAiir)'
"fm Mm
(Special to Th Eranlaf IwW:
MEXICO CITT. NOT.
ar no signs of change w aw
run situation. Huerta
tight." The program for i
Inir tomorrow of tne
which President Wilaom
ws.ii m nnt rMSfwn un
cancelled. , O'Shaufhneasy MM
was not going to Vera mu, (mm
not sisKt Ingtraatlaaa' to leaf Ml .i -
caplUl aalesa HU ! 1
naasDorts. Foretiners was i
in thn eltv ar readr for ft
departure. News that Paee Dei lasy''
cbo, on tbe railroad Hae
here and Vera cms, wi
iitrnticriv rnruriea uon-
" eniergeuey.
Woa't Reroipdae
WASHINGTON, Nor. l-flm
are no signs of pertubetiea TWate tl
administration circle orer tho Mtn
from Mexico. The Prestdeatt k (ay
derstood to believe that natter Ml
t ii w n a aAtlsfaetArv..conrssi aatasaiatl " ;
'cnjiyt assuming that no OTert e Sat
violence against loreignera -r "
junder ,he Huetra regime.
, president's view thai he CM
; tho aictntor. Administration
made It plain that If to eontlBas) V r
gtitlutlons unofficially with Oensi it
Curransa deiwnded upon faraiakf
formal credentials to Dr. Nkirst- '
Hale, the U. S. representative. t
will terminate immedtatelr. ; 1 m
Government, It Is stated, will hot take
1111; Biuf, tv reiMk ni pivBtiui, IMTIMT :
lug the recognition of the rehet.
Itelwl Negotiations Ahiadanin.
NOGALE3, Sonora, Nor-. IK Of
oral Cun.T.r.-i and his Constltaflonak -j.
1st cabinet 'v.ll leave Nogales for Her- -
moslllo, the capital of Sonora, on
special t.r.'n at 2 o'clock thla after
noon, according to the statemeat ot
j u nieiuuKi ui nv reuei junia. - Uat
ranza's negotiations with Hal are
tindei stood tp have been abandon d,
; HHtlsli Crulsen KarosKe. .
LONDON, Nov. 19. The Brltkh
admiralty at midnight ordered the
cruisers llornck, Suffolk' and Lancas
ter, stationed at the British Wast In
dies, to proceed to Vera Cm. The
squadron sailed immediately,
lU-beta Take CaatasL '' "
IlKOWNSVlXiLE, Texas, Nev
That 6000 rebels under General
Gonzales crushlngly defeated tne ft A -oral
force of 3000 who were defend
ing; Victoria, the capital of tho state
of Tamaulipas, was confirmed by a
telegram from Oonsalea. Fonr rebel '
officers and 40 men were killed. Oon
ztilcs estimated that 300 federals
were slain. According tn ni.ai.t.u
advices,
the rebels took no nrltmasr. J
l or nnt .ii i'?1'
nhnla u.k i
who fell Into their hands.
(iatliertng Dig Rebel Anu,
111, PASO, Nov. 19 WHh 0.
Villa concentrating 7000 rebel ti
u juurez, some uneaaineaa Is bill.
iiiuh iu uv vApressea ai lb. aaaMranl
ne.mnBB m luu American fM i
I lila vicinity, In the eveat ot AmJ,
can Intervention, It la geaerall wi.
lleved that all Mexican taction Jo!
eombine in an effort at reskstaaM
Mirny residents along tbe borteiu. t
Inclined to the view that tb. DaCd
Status Is unprepared to aaaJU S
a condition.
It Them fight It Ob: ' ,
WASHINQTON, No. 113? i-L.
Iluerta's, but the rebels' rirlirM
which have complicated ?
sli nation. Vllla'a execatla. a"T
erul prisoner at Jnarea., the Tee.rTT
nioHsticre of federals by OesMfalfil?
.ales nt -Victoria, and Carraasi'?!S
tltudo of defiance toward thanL- s! '
Stales, have made It ,
possible, it la felt, riTiiTl
t'onstltutlonallata' M'llraraiT? ' '
vlsers of the President VhTSL. '
ui'ned lifting tha emori? '
... it,,., 11 . . .i eas e
he overthrown, hater
tneir mtnaa. t-wa
eit tier taction, let
one another.
wli n ft rpv.s c - r
to attract attMHtU fcJ
A Iftfr ba.
- - w
v aaoi ay OQPfalfbA
101s, ana allttwa . .
rarden, and Mill k
n. : aalvai. .
or nay othr'
AND V
wa't im.
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