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MIODFOIU), OUEClOX, MOJSMMY, FEBRUARY 2.'5, 191-J.
NO. 286
ARMED INTERVENTION IN MEXICO NOW
REGARDED BY SENATORS AS INEVITABLE
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ARMYANDNAVY
READY TO FIGHT
United Stairs Troops nml Ships.
Await Wiiril of Commaml Every-,
thlnii Prcpiirctl for Invasion II
Nrcossnry.
All Available Routes, Country's To
potiapliy, Rnllrcail Conillllons anil
Maps Prepared Tor Immediate Use
WAHHINOTON. IVt. 23 If
I'ultfit Hutu t rtiiB ninl ulili muai
Intmoiin III Muleo, Il was staled mi
MrM authority hero toilny Hint both
nrmy mnl navy aro ready
WIiIIh (ht mltnlitlntratlon linn iloi.c
Mil In It HMr to nulil Intorvoti
ttoH, It Im not iioKluotfil, It wns
statist, lit prupnrn tor It Tim wnr
ilitni tlHoiit wns unlit to Imvo mill
utii Information concerning over)
Hvallnblo rout.) to .Mexico City, Dim
omintr?' topography, llio wntor sup
ulr. tlio condition of tlio railroads,
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tho nuinhnr of llmlr rnrs nnd loc
motlvoit nml. In short, MTthln
dim) lltttdod to fncllllnto a quid
coucmitrntlou on tlio capital from
uny illriHillnn.
ItieliUtntnlI'. It wn learned, (
crtit flmirtU of tuo"Wmihlugtnii Rov
orninunt Imvo tnkon thousand of
pliotORrfltHi, In many liistrtnrc Includ
ing "movies" cmorlng prnctlrnlly
llin wliolo of Moxlro nml coplo hmo
bwn furnished in both wnr nml navy
tuny tlnmrtmi'iil. u Intro I hoy Imvo
bovu carefully muillml.
Tho nnvy dopnrtuioiit. It wns
tnld, U n well ncqunliittnl with thw
coasts nml harbor n tlio wnr ile
imrlincnt with thu Interior of the
ronntry. Propnrntlons wi.ro being
Hindu for any KtiiorKsncy Tlmro '
Mpproinl nctlvlty nt boll' tho wnr
nml nnvy departments. Wnr mnw
wnro romly. mobilization orders onlv
a will toil sUunturo, nml officers worn
on tho nlurt for hurry up Innt rur
Hoiih looking Inunnl liuiiiodlnto In
tcrfcrt mo In Mixlinu affairs.
JOSEPH PELS DEAD;
GREATEST SINGLE TAX
OF
l'llll,AI)i:i.l'IIIA, IV!.. 'j:i.
.loH'pli I'hIh, inilliiiiiiiiro
oii iiuiiiiifiii'lun'r mill mho
I'litu o' tlio nint,'li tux, i ilt'inl
liern loiluy. Fi'lrt uis pur-
llllH lll'Ht ItllOU'll hh tlio
rrulost sinlo ln ihImh'mId
ot' llm pruHi'iit Ki'iu'iulioii.
MURPHY HAPPY
niiCiWio, i-vii. a:i. "i hIiouM
worry," hiiIiI CIiiiiIi'H Murpli
wlu'ii lolil liciu loiluy Unit u HyiulU
onto coiupoHcil of .liimi'H I'iikIii Wil -lium
Halo Tlioinpsou nml t'luu U'h
McCiillocli blootl ivuilv lo liny CIiiih.
I'. TiiIVh iuluii'ht In lliu I'IiIciiko Na
tional loiiKiio luihi'liull clnli. TIiioiiIi
pi-iiHrtiirn by Uovi'inoi" John K. 'IViut
of lVllllHilvilllill, picniili'iit of till!
Nnlioiiiil li'njjiu', Miuphy wiih foivcil
noiuo liinu Hiiliiiiluy (o iliHpimo of
liin iuU'ioM lo 'I'm II, who hIiiiIciI him
In llin kiui'.
"I fitiiiliil with n hIioo HtiiiiK,"
HiiM Murphy, "uiul loiluy I urn woith
nioi'ii Hunt u million ilolliirs. I urn
Kind o kii( out of llio k'""" '''h"
hlory (hut I wiih Kii'lifil out hv Nn
tioutil IciiKim iliiccloiH h not true.
I (,-iit my iici, mnl now Unit I mn
IIiihiikIi nilh hiibuluill, 1 iiiii u hnpp.
Willi."
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DEAD AT AGE OF 84
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DKXVKH, Colo., IVh. 'J.I - rormor
I'nitnl SihIhh Smmtor lli'iirv .Moon1
'IVIIrr ilicil liuro toilny ut the homo of
hi ilniiKlititr, Mr. I'.. (I. Tylur, from
llio itifinnitii'ii of olil iko mnl heart
lrouhli. Iln ivm SI i'r of nm
mnl hml Iicimi ill for two unr, hi
I'limlltion for the lnt two miKh liuv
iu Ikiiii 1'iilii'iil. Ilo Iii-i'iimo uiu'oit
Keioim nt 10 o'olook lunt n'!it nml
llu mil enmu ul I'JiIIO oVIocI;.
Toller wmh horn in 0 rnnjc'", Alh'
Ijhiiiiy I'ouuty. N'ow York. Muroli VJI,
Ih.'ll). Ho IiiiikIiI tsrliool for komtuI
yoMix mnl liinu tiuliil law nt An
Ki'lii'a. 'IVIIer uowr helil nil offieo until
lie iv uh I'lm'lnl lo llu- I'niteil Slnli'N
i-i'iinti' from Coloruilo on tho inliuit
tuui'o of ihnt .Hlatu into the uu on.
Hi' look Iiim neat Hei'tonhir I, IHTll.
ami ilrt'w tho term oniliiiK Mm eh .'I,
1877; a ri'-flueliil Duooiuhor 11
for llio full tiMiu mnl Kt'iM'il until
pnl 17, lhS'J, wlu'ii ho lonini'il to
hoi'oino Pri'niilonl AiIIiiu'h Hoorrtur)
of llio inloiinr. Toller wnul in tlii
I'lihiuel until Mm oh 1, ISSfi. lie wn
ro-olooleil In llio M'nnio ill that year
anil nuiiin in 1.SP1 ax u lopiihlieuu,
hut willulrow fiom tho national ro
liuhlioan oouMutioii ut SI. I.ouis in
Iiiiio, 181111, hoeuurio of ilihsalisl'ao
titiu with tho finauoial plank of the
plalfoim; was lo-elooleil in IH',1" us
uu iuilopeuileut nilvor lepuhlieuu. Ho
wen iv-olooli'tl us u ileinoornl in
llioa. Teller relireil from tho hen
ulo ami from puhlic life Mm oh l,
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Teller in Himiu'il hy a daughter,
MiH. 'J',ler, two HiiiiH, llarnxoii anil
Homy, (wo hiotliors ami a sister, All
wore al his heilsiilo when thu em)
oumo,
The fuuerul ariani'inoiitrt Imvo not
yet been oomplolotl.
FEDERAL IROOP
MKXICO CITY, Feb. ail.-. 7mw
lisliiH loduy dynamited 11 federal
troop (rain which was piloting 11
passeni;er train of tho Ititeroceauio
railroad from hero to tho coast,
Those 011 tho passenger I rain woio
iiuhuil, but tho I niiu had to return
lo Mexico C'ily, tho debus having
blocked Ibo Iriiok, Tlio lain of llio
soldier 011 llio (roup train was not
muioiiiiccd,
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STRAIN ROBBERS
MAKE
GETAWAY
ELUDING
POSSES
SKATTLK, WiihIi., l'ob. S.I. An
HlNiIay ami AlNiiiubt aunt Martini;
early Sunday morning, by two uu
tomiibilo ponsoH of deputy hhoriffb,
rOMilted in tlio oapturo Inst uiclit of
three Hiaipeots in eouneotiou with tin.
robbery of the Senttlo-Tncoma in
torurhmi near South Sido htntion
Saturday uiulit whim tho robborrt so
on rod nboiit ?.'i00.
Mtiny bebexe tho threo bmnlilK
woru tho snmo men who held up the
dreal Northern train Friday niht nt
lli'llinplinm and killed threo men who
rosbted them.
Tho roli'nt'M nt Hellinj;hnm boourod
utile laonoy. iiiuy osonpnl in n
Imitrij r.:nl had praotieally n clear
eourno down l'ugi't sound, mid up
tho Duwaiinsh river to Somh Side
htntion, whore tho robbery was com
mitted. GOETHALS TO APPEAR
BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE
YVASllINdTOX, Keb. 'JIl.-The
hoiiho appropriutioiw committeu to
day inwtul t'olonel fleorKo W. floeth
nU to nppear before it ami discus
(ho amount of money necessary, in
his opinion, lo fini-.li tho Panama
omial. He aeeepteil ami will appear
before tho committee Inter in the
w eek.
WAR AUTOMOBILE
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President Hiioilit of Jlcxico has
icccivcd a war mitomobilo which will
bo shipped In llio north of Mexico
will) his tumy jutt ua ttouti uu al) tlio
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Situation Proncurtced Extremely
Grave by Chairman Shlvely of Hit
Senate Forclgm Affairs Committee
Benton's Bo'ly Demanded.
j Northern States Said to Be Willing
I to Secede ?nd Stop Fighting If
, Hutrta Recognizes Independence.
' WASHINGTON. lV-li. L3.- Th
Mexican situation wn procoui '
criui' here today bj Aclinj; Cliau
imin Shivcly in nildreksin); the uu Hi
lars of tlio seiinlc foreign nlations
cominittee. Me said, htmewr, that
be still hoped for hn amicnblu sola
lion oi iiio prouivim
It was uudenro-ij that Seniilor
Sim ely bad told Crfddonl Wlluoi
that the killing ! MVillinm II. Hon-
ton had greatly aivAicd the scant
jaml that somo of its members, in ex
ecutive sesion. una rnuiii ins uentli
"wnnton miinler." It aNo wa- un
derstood (but bo urged the pros dint
, to have the slate department investi
gate completely, impartially ami in
di'pi-udcutly Ileuton'A death and sec
to it that the guiltvpurty or parties
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wen1 pitnistieii.
Auks lleiiton's Itciiuiln
Ilrynn did not reply when asked if
he had fonuall ordered Consul Kd
wards al .luiirez to demnml Kenton's
body. The general impression was,
however, that this had been done, Sir
Cecil insisting on it, since the bodv
would show whether or not Villa
bent the Kngltshmnn to death mid
then propMl hi corpe against n
wall for the firing sipind to hide
bis deed.
Scnnlor Tall of New Mexico was
preparing to introduce a resolution
in tho upper house demanding that
the Hritoti'.s body ho produced.
No sign of perturbation was vis
ible in official circles over the news
that the Herman cruiser Dresden had
sent a de'aehment of bluejnekets,
with two machine gnus and a liberal
supply of ammunition up from Vera
Crur. to Mexico City to guard the
kaiser's legation. Tho Hritish did
the Mimo thing recently, nnd it wn
understood it wn by previous ar
rangement with the Washington ud
niiuihtrntiou. .Secession l'os-llilo
uch interest was displayed in re
ports that tho states of Chihuahua,
Sonora, Couahila, Neuvn I.eon, Ta
mnlpais and perhaps Siualoa, moi
of which the libels control, mighi
secede from the rest of Me.voo, set
up a separate federal government and
stop fighting Huerta if ho would stop
fighting them, Though it would no
bo nn iden solution of thu Mexican
(Continued on paga 3,1
BEN
WIDER
BR NGS MEX CAN
CRISIS HtAD
OF HUERTA, READY FOR CAMPAIGN IN THE NORTH
: -M i - .,isor-frr'J,"T,Tiil; iff
preparations for a not thorn cam
paign nro completed, It is really a
fort on nn ntilomohilo truck. A very
heavy motnl box boiuuthinjf llko n
SENORA VILLA, WIFE OF
henorn illn. the renl wif. of Gn,
era) PaiicJiu Villa, has In en with In
lias l.oen at home.
It m possible tint she will become
incirsi may 01 .Mexico, lor VMIa
F,
IS
LONG LOST BROTHER
MTKINGIIAM, Colo., Feb. 23.-5
Marriage between a brother and sis-
ter. Konnmio.1 mnt.v v,n l...
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tho death of their parents, was nar
rowly nvertcd here today. When
identification was certain tho girl
collapsed and is under the care of
physicians.
Years ago the parents of Frank
nnd Afnrv Howard died. Tho bo
was 11 and tho girl 9 'ears of nee.
Hoth were sent to an orpbnnngo. but
later each wns ndopted b- n differ
ent family. Tho boy took tho name
of Frank Cameron and tlio girl wn
known as Mii-s Hanly.
At the titno of separntlon Frank
gave his bister the rim of a ten
cent piece.
"This will serve for identificntie .
if we over meet when we are, grown
ups," bo told her.
Mnry gnve Frank n gold circle"
which belonged to her mother.
"Keep this always," the told him,
nnd hn did.
Recently both settled on home
steads nenr hero, and soon beeano
engnp.od. When Frank went to th
Hardv homo for tho wedding In
:" :
wore tho gold ring his sister b
"ivim him. She recognized it iinm
dmtely.
"You arc mv brother, Frank How
ard," who shouted. "We cannot
mnrry." Then sho fainted.
tank, which will bold 11 dozen or
shnrpsliootom, has been placed on
llio rear of tho truck, Tho ill Ivor,
too, sits in a box of metal, si(fo from
tho bulluU of thu enemy,
at .lunrrr for some time. This in tin , months lie has taken more territory
first pjutnre ever published of her. I nnd won more Latlle than nil the
While Villa has been marching oer other "Sr-surgent commanders. While
Mexico spreading devustation. she Cnrrnnm ia tlm ii.i..nb,i.i 1......1 ,.e
BRIDE
AN
FINDING
GROOM
THE MEXICAN GENERAL
now the strongest man there, oxrenl
President lluertn. Within thiev
the insurgent movement, he has been
overshadowed by the man who took
'sjJuarcz, Chihuahua and Ojinnga.
T
ELUDES DETECTIVES
OF SCOM) YARD
LONDON, Feb. 23. Mrs. Smme-
"no 1ankhurst was tho object of a
'"'"" ""i Rn loaay. Tne mill
tant sufragetto leader has aucccedei
In outgeneraling Scotland Yard com
pletely slnco her rccont return from
tho continent.
Iteccntly a woman tho police toel:
for her made an anti-government
apeech from tho window- of her Lon
don homo to a crowd In tho itrcct.
Later a supposed Mrs. PnnkhurU
was arrested as sho was leaving the
sanio houso At police headquarters I
It was found the prisoner was simply
made up to resemblo Mrs. Pankhunst
Fuller Investigation convinced Jho
authorities that It was tho real Mn;,
rnnKiiurat, howover, who made tlui
speech. j
Saturday n letter over her signa
ture, attacking tho government, ap
peared In tho London newspapers.
Last night, surrounded by a crowd of
hor supporters, sho salllod suddenly
from hor homo. Tho pollco senti
nels out8ldo woro taken by surprise,
tho bod) guard brushed tho masldo
nnd sho escaped. Not a clow to her
whereabouts could bo found today.
CONFERRING TO ADJUST
TELEGRAPHERS TROUBLE
POUTLANI), On, Feb. 23. Con
ferences aro being held hero todav
between G. W. W. Ilnngnr of Wash
ington, 1). C, assistant commissioner
of niediution and conciliation under
tho Ncwland federal mediation law,
and representatives of tho O.-W. It.
& N. Co. mid its telegrnphors, tu
leurii tho causo of tho differences
which resulted in tho telegraphers
voting to striko last week.
Nothing will ho made public until
1111 ngreemetit is reached, Hangar
announced.
I KliFlrJ
IS
M'OAPKST, Dec. U3.-Six per
sons woro killed nnd twelvo seriously
injured today when the residence ot
Hibhop Miklossy of thu Greek' Cnth
oliu church was dynamited ut He
brecziu, Tho bishop escaped. Tho
dead include thu bishop's private
secretary and tho parish vicar. Ro
manian nationalists aro believed to
bo rcHpoiibiblu for tlio outrage.
.. ., . .. u iiviiniiMV J;4111 til
MRS
PANKHURS
BLIZZARD AGAIN
CAUSESD SASTER
IN MIDDLE WEST
Zero Weather From Rockies te 0hl,
Gale Blowing, AccsmpanlMl by
Heavy Snows Four Deaths in
Chicago Wires Prostrated.
Illinois, Missouri, Indiana and lewa
Report Worst Storm of Winter
Ohio Buried Under Snow Drifts.
CHICAGO, Fob. 23. Traffic ot
ulr sorts was badly crippled hero to
Jav by the stormb. Urban surfaco
lines, tho elevated, surburban trains
and tho railroads wcro all late.
Trucking was done under conditions
If great difficulty. Tho streets were
slippery with Ico and thero were
many accidents. The cold was bit
ter. Among the poor there was
great suffering. Charitable organi
zations wcro swamped.
To tho westward there wore two
blizzards raging. Ono storm cen
tered over Montana; tho other over
Arkansas. Zero temperatures were
reported In both sections.
Z4-ro Weather Rrpurtal
The storm was Interfering ser
lounlji with-telesrajAU-wmMuntca-tlon
and detailed report, of condi
tions In tho surrounding torrltory
wcro lacking. Chicago, however,
was at tho edge and probably wns
suffering less than points In the
storm's direct path. From Montana
camo reports ot forty below zero
'weather, though thero tlio tompora
ture becan to rise as tho day ad
vanced. Locally four deaths wcro attribute-!
to tho sovero weather.
Zero weather prevailed through
onut tho mlddlo west. Tho blizzard
was centorcd over Illinois, Missouri.
Indiana and Iowa and was one ot
tho worst of tho wlntor.
Trains woro stalled at a scoro ot
places nnd laborers wero rushed
from hero this afternoon to relievo
maroonod passengers.
lleep Snow in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Fob. 23 Railroad
traflfc throughout Ohio was demor
alized today by ono of tho worst
snowstorms of tho winter. Trains
wero reported stalled In several sec
tions of tho state In somo places
tho snowdrifts wero ten feet high.
A forty mllo wind prevailed at Cin
cinnati and Dayton was almost lso.
lated. Tho thermomotor registered
1 wo degrees abovo zero In Cleveland.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Fob. 23.
One ot the worst storms of tho win
ter gripped Indianapolis today. In
bound and outbound trains wero
MaUod and street car traffic was
paralyzed. A high wind aud drift
ing snow caused much suffering.
FIGHT THIS AFTERNOON,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cu., Feb. 23.
Promotor James W. Coffroth'u
proverbial luck for sunshine was
with him ngain todav nnd tho Leo
Houck-Ililly Murray twenty-round
nitncli will bo staged this afternoon
at Daly City us scheduled. Despite
tho prediction of Father Jerome S.
llicard, Santa Clara university's
"pudro of the ruins," that today
would bo stormy, it duwued cloud
loss, with every indication that fair
weather would provuil throughout
tho afternoon. ' "
Doth Houok and Murray were pro- -nounced
fit for tho contest, jj.1
though lluuuk is n JO to 8 favorite
over the Saerumeuio boy. Murray'
supporter rallied and sunnm-d uu
nil the Houok moneyiH lgkt, G4
Jtidge. of odds prwliBd ttwt A
lirive wouiii no evwi WUlMy m MfM-time.