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SUIT FILED TO
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Attorney Gcncr.il McReynoltls Begins
Action, Allrnlna Unlawful Monop
oly of Traffic Lines of New Eng
land Criminal Prosecution to Fol
lowAsked to Restore Competition
NKW YOKK, July 23.--Civil null
lo I'uti'n the separation of the New
York, New Hnvrii i. Hartford rail
i mill company from it subsidiary
mil. trolley anil steamship Hnei un
der tin? Bhrimim milMrust net was
flli'il In Ihe feilenil court here today
liy Alliirnev (leneritl Molteynoldi.
The suit begun today has no nclunl
connection with Ihft eriminnl indict
meiilM, nhleli Ihe iitlnrney general
mIII uk n feilenil grand jurv I" re
1 lit II nu'iiiiixt Ncm Haven officials Mini
director roncenicd in the upbuild
ing of the alleged Wiitnw fill eombiua
linn in restraint of trade, The eriin
iniil proceeding! Mill he conducted in.
Iii IkiiIIv itf the civil mill. Mini the
failure or success of one In not ex
ieelei lo nffeet Ihe other.
Criminal Prix-ceding I'ollnvr
T. W, Gregory, special assistant to
Ihe iitloruey general, who wrote nml
rilcil Ihe brief, nml F. M. Swnrkrr,
on e.Mrt from tho interstate com
ineree enmmlsiou, Mho has Morkeil
ninny months on Ihe case, lire expert,
eil lo lay the ciilenee before Ihe
grand jurv hern on Mhleh iixlieliurnts
Mill he naked. II vvii understood
here lodiiy lluil thee officials feel
lhe lime Niiffieieni evidence to nmke
out it prima facie ene against many
New lluvcn officer nml directors,
itnd if I hit vieM In eorreel. indict
ments tuny bo relunied within a few
week. -
Such neliou mIII uinrk Ihe begin
iiliuf of tthnt imiv timvo lit bn Ihn
iikihI iinporlnnt eriuiiniil proceeding
ever undertaken under Ihe Sherman
iiiililrii-t net In Ihe twenty-four
enrs it Iiiih been nn (he slnlulc
books. To Ihe civil hull Ihe New Ha
ven mil v not offer nnv unnl dcfni'-o,
hul government officials Mimhl be
greatly surprised If tho nlteuipl to
convict directors and officers does
not lend lo a emit If mil Imltle, which
probably Mill not end thin Hide of Ihe
Toiled Stales supremo court.
.n Unlawful Monopoly
Tlie brief written bv Mr. Gregory
ihuigcH Ihe New Haven with being
mi unlawful ninnnimly, which eon
IihIn moro than till iter eeul of the
railroads and trolley Irnflio of nil
New Iltighiml mid mole limn 8.1 iter
cent of Ihe slenuishlp transportation
I in I' fie of that region. The court is
nked lo restore oomiiclition bv or
tiering the Heparallon of I ho New
Haven from thn Ilnwloii .V Maine
railroad, from its Sound mid outside
steamship linen, and from IIh trolley
system in Ithode Island and Coiinee
lieut. The brief suggests (hut if the court
deems best, It nppoiut u receiver to
take over tho uropoity and bring it in
bin mou v with tho law, and asks for
the iiimdiiiiiiry "general lelief" if the
eouit finds it necessary, Tho brief
I'utijiM Milh It an exhibit purporting
(Continued on piiro two.)
I
WEATHER OF YEAR
CHICAdO, July 'Jib Tho minimi
mi'hI today oxpuiieuceil ouo of Ihu
liottent day of tho riiimmor, In Dii
au Ihu tliorinuiiiiitiT reaehed OJVj
dcKices, the lilglieht point of tho year.
Indiana, Ohio, Illiiioln, MIkhuui-1,
Kiiiihiih and Imvii Nwelteicd in (ho
tninperutureH roaehiuK IiIkIi into tho
iHU, Rniuo i-cllof wan proai'mcd for
loiiimrow.
IhumtiHii oC Ilio IiIkIi voHiiko in the
air, duo lo approaching hIoiiiih, and
tint oxt'nKnlvo humidity, eiiHen of in
sanity in ('IiIiuiko huvo iiiniciiHcd in
the hint two weeks, aceonliiiK to H
1. DavNi a county physician. Highly
cnheH of menial dtHouler worn iIIh
poHcd of In tho (limit for tho hmauo
liiHt week and fifty-fivo eaweH wero
heafa today.
UNMERGE LINES
NEW
HAVEN
CENTRAL
W
SWELTERSINHOTTEST
ROUND TABLE
CRISIS
AS
WITHOIITBRFAK
More Hopeful View of RmcIiIm a
Peaceable Solution of Home Rule
Problem Follows Avoidance of
Rupture at Today's Meeting Com
promise Still Unfound.
LONDON, July 'JIl.-Thn InliiiK
oxer of lodny'n eillieul M'hlon of
Ihn conference at Hiickiuuhnui I'ul
aeo on the UMcr ftltuiitlcni Milhuut
Ihu oeeurreneo of a ruptuio eiealed a
drcidedly more hopeful view iiuiniij;
the Rcnernl ptiblie ax to the uiileumc
of Ihn illKouNNloim heiMeen Ihe hlnleH
iiii'ii repreeulinu' the different par
lien, Amoiij.' Lllivriilii and HiiioiifoU
(here vxMx nil impreiou that u
(.etlleuiPiit Mill bo reaehed, if not
by the conference iUelf, then out
.iiln of il. The NiilioiinlintH show
eH eoufideiiee.
The fiudiui; of n holiitiou Ntill
IiIiikcn enlirelv on Ihn dineovery Af u
cnuiprotuUo in rt'Kard lo tho thorny
problem iih tt whether Ihn eountieh
of Tyrone and IVnuiiiuiKh chnll ho
iiieliiilrd in tho urea Mhich ihn ad.
herenlK of Kir Kdwnrd Carnon, the
Ulnlrr t'nlonint lender, deuuiiulN nhnll
ho allowed lo vole an u whole on the
Ktihjcct of cxcIunIiui fnnn tho control
of tho Dublin parliament.
Tho NntlnuniixtM urn ready to at
low tho four enMiteni couiilion of I'l
hler lo iin n ninnlc urea, but elMim
that Tjrono and Kenniimh nnM
eneh be allowed to eat u feparate
euiinly vole n MieMed previously
by Premier Aiuilli.
HEAVY TENDENCY
IN STOCK MARKET
Ni;V YOHIC. Jul) -:. Itcnewnl of
the Kohl export movement mid tiling
of Iho New Haven hiiit with u reeoiu.
meiiihitiou for iveeiverxbip were Ihe
main factum in todaV market. Tin
eloho wan heavy.
Aguiu lakiiiK itH euo from London,
where American Mora Htibstnuliiilly
lower, tuihiy'rt hlook market mani
fi-Mcil a heavier teudeiie) in the early
tlenliiipi. Virlually all UmieH were
lower, hnl only Cnundlau 1'aclfio and
Lehigh Valley vvem eKpecially heavy,
deeliuiiiK a point. Ilaltimire & Ohio
fell to its recent low price uud ('lies,
ancako & Ohio and Kcniliui; appear
ed to bo under prcxMiro. MihMiuri
I'ncitio eouvertibloH mcu( lower than
yetitorday and a nIIkIiI recovery In
Itook Island dehenliirux wiih hooii of.
faced. Standard stocks vvenv little
changed. Anions NpeeinltieH, Sears
Itoebuek roxo three nointH.
J
OF
Ni:V YOI.IC, July U.V Judun
Maud of Iho United Slalen district
court toduy appointed (leoic C.
Holt, a tormer lederal jtulije, hpecial
iniihter to prexido at a moetint of
tho oredilorx of Iho II. II. Clufliii
I'ompuuv lo bo. held hero tomorrow.
Tho (special tiinstor in empowered to
delermiuu nil ipieHtioim whlcli may
nritic, Hiieh uh eliKihility of oruditom
lo voto and amount of chimin.
POLICEMEN LEND HELPING
HANDS TO UNFORTUNATES
NKW YOHIC, Muy ffil. A fipoelul
aout for tho department of eliari
tiuH who, dlHK'uised ay u beK'U", .told
u hard look talo to polioemou, filed
a report today in which ho (dated
that forly-Koven from amoii) fifty
approached nro ready to load a help
Iiik hand, and Home oven a liolpiiiK
dlmo to n poor follvw who in liuiiKiy.
Tho Hpecial ajjont visited various
IjartK of tho city mid only throu po
lieeineii whom io upproaolied refused
to listen to hia utory. Tho othern
helped him by HiiKestinj,' vvhoro ho
oould apply for food ami several
tried to ko ii'm u job,
MEDFORD.
FIRST WIFE OF
IS
OF EARLY LOVE
Mme. Gueydan Says Domestic Life
With Ex-Premlcr Was Tender
Revenps Herself Upon Prisoner by
Referring to Her as Husband's
Mistress Case to Jury Tomorrow.
I'AltiH, July 23. JiiiIko LouIn AL
bntinrn court In tho pnlnco of juatlcc.
wtiero Minn. Calllnux, wfn of tho for
mer premier, (i nndcrKoliiK trial for
tho murder on March 10 of (Initon
Calmotto, editor of tbq I'lKuro, was nn
crowded nn uver today when tho
fourth lionrliiK started. Many of the
people hail count lo Reo Joieph Call
Imi confronted, nrcordliiR to tho prac
tlco of tho French courts, with for
mer I'ormlor Iiul Ilarthou, who had
tMien oubpoenacd am a wltncm.
Tho testimony was to ho concluded
today with tho ovldoncno of M. Ilar
thou find of Mndamn llertho Uuoydau,
tho first wlfo of Calllaux hut before
llioy wero duo to coino to tho Mund
half n doivn other wituesscft of leg.
ser Impurtanco wero to testify.
Primmer 1-VeU Strain
JoKoph Calllaux and bin friend,
Panes! Cvccaldl, lmil visited tho pris
oner licforo tho hearlnB beRan. They
found that tho lorn strain wnn bc
KlnnlnK lo tell on her and that sho
foil exhausted and III, but sho showed
ntroiiK determination to faco her or
deal with calmness.
Tho testimony of tho first thrco
witnesses today concerned tho two
private letters which tho defenno
seeks to show (Initon Calmotto In
tended lo publish.
(laslou Drejfus. a banker and n
friend of tho murdered editor, camo
lo tho stand and oxplalnod that tho
clunlUt, 1'aut I'alnlovo, who had yes-
terdoy testified that M. Dreyfus had
told him tho KlRnro waspolnc to pub
lish n number of prlvato lottcm. must
hnvo mltunderstood him. Ho had re.
ferred to tho Victor Fabro report on
tho llochotto Nwludlo affair mid not
to prlvato letters about which ho
know notliluc.
Minor WllneMie. lleaiil
An official or tho trcnmiry depart
ment, Aiulro ltolsslcr, testified to bo
inr; present during n conversation ot
a croup ot Journalists In tho lobb)
of tho chamber of deputies when it Is
utatcd that letters shortly would bo
published,
Francis lies Clnux, private secre
tary to M, Calllaux when minister of
financed, declared that Audra Vcr
oort, editor of tho l'nrla Journal,
camo to hlih and told him Mmo. Quoy.
dau had proposed to hint to publish
two lottors which alto produced, lln
had, ho said, Informed Calllaux ot
this and ho exclaimed:
"Dtit tlioHo aro letters which woro
stolen from mo. I hopo no newspnp
or niuu can bo found to publish
thotn."
Mine, (lueyibui on Stand
Tho rapid succession ot witnesses
was Interrupted by tho confrontation
of Gaston Droyfus mid Paul I'alnlovo,
both ot whom maintained tho ac
curacy of their depositions with con
siderable heat.
Amid much murmuring among tho
public, Judh'o Albauel ended tho In
cident by saying tho Jurors inuut bo
loft to dochlod for thomselvcs nj to
tho accuracy of tho ovldcnco.
Mmo. (luoydiin, n slender woman
of medium height, then criuo Into
court. Sho vvaa dressed simply In
black and woro n small bluo bat, with
blue feathers. Sho looked tq bo 35
or ao years old. llor faro wan drawn
In traulo linos, hor black oyca idiow-
Iiik from groat eockota lu hor wasted
(Continued on Poko U.)
L STRIKE OE
IRON WORKERS CALLED
NKW YOI.IC, July 23. A j-euornl
htriko of 0000 Inside iron workers
lias been called to w into uffcut next
week for tho enforcement of a new
whko Betilo and working oonditioiiH,
Tho nmfu demands nro a nluo-hour
work day, fivo days In tho weok, a
fivohoui' workday on Saturday, a
minimum boiiIo of $1.0 a week for
finishers, $1(1 for hulporn uud ll! for
appreiitlues, union aj;iecmoiit and
uuuilury bhopa, t
CAILLAUX TEL
OlimON, jMlUKSfMY,
PATHOLOGIST WILL
BE
Medforil will not lnu il-f
weather burrhti, nor will the of
fice be separated from that of
the putholojcint. The threaten
ed U of Iho bureau was due
entirely to a iiiisunderxtmidin.
The palholoxistV office will re
main in tho (larnett-Corey
hiiilduijr mid the new patholo
gist, l'rofe.tor Heiiilersoii, will
also look after the weather.
IX PASO, Tex.. July U.'l.-A
doubly enforced embargo on miiiii
tions ahiujr the Texa-oNuw .Mexican
boitl'T went into effect today. Gen
eral Georjo Hell, Jr., in charge at Ft.
HliKx, i-hiied orders that no revolu
tionary officers be allowed lo eioo
to this fide of the international line.
Thoe already on this side will be
deported by the mjlilia. The border
patrol also wan rciwrtod as having
received new onlers repirdin niuni
lions. General Villa, who Ik vibitiuc his
fonner iiiouutaiu home in western
Chihuahua, has remained silent te
pirdiui; what part bin troops will
play in tho entry into Mexico City.
Villa's force) could not move south
within I hive weeks, it was estimated.
Announcement thai, Villa would vinit
the bonier here before Koim; soinb
eompleled Ihe belief that be would
tnko no part in tho proeeediuirs.
Carnumi's njentt here todav said
that Ihe commander-in-chief Mould
return from Tampieo, iiliuc Salt
illo mid ciihtcrn Texas border points
before j;oin: lo .Mexico fit v. It was
said that Cnrrnn-a hnd left matters
jvci tniinuj; to the situation at the
capital in tho bauds of General-, Ob
rc;on mid GonruIc..
HEARINGIN AUGUST
RAI.KM. Ore, July 2.1 -Advices
Vero received today by tho Oregon
railroad commission that tho Intcr-
stato commoreo cominlslsou will hold
a hearing lu Portland on August 7 to
dotermlne whothrrthoSopkane. Port
land and Bcattlo railroad comivauy
shall ccaso oiveratlag Its Columbia
river boat lino between Portland and
Tho Dalles. Under tho Pauama canal
act It Is uulawful for n railroad to
operate n boat lino with which it com-
polos. Tho act provided that all
railroads should ccaso operating such
linos on July 1,
OF J500 IN STAMPS
SAN FltANCISCO, Cut., July 'Jib
lita! inspectors hero were iufoimed
today thai tho pnMoffico in Danville,
Contra Cosln county, miis robbed
early today of .f.'iOO and .friOO in
stumps.
Tho sufo wns blown by cracksmen
who escaped in nn automobile. Sup
posedly Ihey aro tho sumo nunc
which has been operating in small
towns of Central California for a
mouth or more.
marsIlIhoT
in liquor search
TULSA, Oklu.. July 83. Holmos
Davidson, United Statoa murshnl for
this district, and William U. J'lunk, u
deputy, woro abot and almost In
stantly killed hero today by William
Uabor, when thoy attomptod to enter
tho lrtttor'u roaldoiico 4o aoarch It for
coutrabuud liquor,
DOUBLY
ENFORCED
ARMS
EMBARGO
MEXICAN
BORDER
.ILihV 2.'?, VM
a mm sms
FAVORS
MERCY
FOR CONQUERED
No Leniency for Those Directly Im
plicated In the Death of Madero cr
Who Overthrew Government Car
hajal Delegate Leaves to Negotiate
Terms of Peace.
VICTOIUA, Mexico, July 23. Gen
eral Carranxa today advocated len
iency In "treatment of tho conquero.l
by tho victorious constitutionalists. '
Ills statement was mado In a speech
at n banquet tendered by Victoria
citizens.
General Carrauta said It must bo
never forgotten that all Mexicans aro
brothers but declared ho could not
extend the hand of brotherhood tj
thoo directly Implicated In tho deaths
of Francisco Madero and Pine Saurcx.
No lnlencjr for Atomssln-i
No leniency, he said, could be ex
pected for those who took an active
part In overthrow Ing tho constitution
al government of Mexico and the
murder of Its president and vice
president. Tho law would be observed strictly.
ho tald and those charged with par
ticipating in tho crcrmo would be
Judged according to tho law.
WASHINGTON, July 23. A dole
gate authorized by Provlilonal Presi
dent Carhajal to negotiate for tcrma
of icaco with General Carranza waa
duo to leavo Vera Crux today for
Tamplco. Within two or three days
an armlstlco suspending hostilities
throughout Mexico is expected. Car
ranza already has notified tho state
department ho will agree.
Messages from Provisional Presi
dent Carbajal to that effect were
shown today by his porsoual repre
sentative. Joo Castcllot, (o Secretary
Uryon.
No ArmMlen Vet Signed.
Mr. Castcllot said tho reports from
Mexico City to tho effect thai an
armlstlco had already been slgncJ
wero rematuro, but with tho arrival
of tho Carhajal delegates at Car
ranza'a headquarters such a truce
would bo nfade.
Word was received from General
Carranza by his agents hero that ho
Intended to spend but a few days In
Tamplcco, returning then to Saltlllo.
Ho wired that ho had ordered Gen
oral Gonzales and tils forces at San
Luis Potosl to proceed at onco to
Quorctaro to form u Junction with tho
forces of General Obregon.
DOPE RENDS ASK
TO BE LOCKED UP
UOCllKSTnit. N. Y July 23
Driven desperate by their Inability to
purchaso heroin, cocaine, morphlno
and other habit-forming drugs sinco
July 1, whoti tho now stato law pro
hibiting tho salo ot thoso drugs bo
camo effective, eight victims qt drugs,
nil young men, applied to tho police
yesterday and today and asked to be
locked up Several ot tho men de
clared that It thoy woro not placed in
confinement, thoy feared thoy wouliW
cither commit murder or self-destruction.
To meet tho situation,
stops huvo been taken to opon a hos
pital for tho detention and treatment
ot tho victims, and others who may
apply.
TO
LIMA, Peril, July IKl.-A enmspir-
aoy against tho government was dls-
covc.rod last nudit, rtiul u number ot
plotters wero Mirprl-oil and captured
u tho veskleneu ot uianlo liaiiiueim
Ilurraueo. Tho prisoners included
sovon military men, all of whom oon-
fessed that it wns their intention to
overturn tho government.
FIRE DESTROYS BUSINESS
PORTION OF LA CROSSE
LA C'ltOSSK, Wis., July 'J.I. Firo
today destroyed tho business seotion
of this town, cuu-dii n h8 estimat
ed at $30,01)0. Tho fire started iu a
hotel. AH bulldipgs burned were of
fruoio construction,
E
LIBEL DAMAGE
Statement by Ex-President Attack
Inn Political Leader Declared Laok-
Inq In Dignity, Self-Restraint and
Without Foundation Appeal to
Courts Only Recourse.
NKW VOItK, July 23. Chairman
Wm. Parties of tho republican stato
committee announced that ho had In
structcd his counsel to bring suit for
lllxd against Theodore Roosevelt,
based on Colonel Roosevelt's state
ment of last night attacking Mr.
llarncK and endorsing the candidacy
of Harvey I). Hlnman for the noml
nation for governor at the republican
primaries.
Tho amount of damages for which
Mr. Harns would sue apparently had
not been determined at the time ho
Issued his statement. It was said,
however, that It would bo for a sub
stantial sum.
The suit will be brought in tho an
prcmo court, Mr. Harries announced
within a few days.
"I havo nothing whatever to say la
reply to Mr. Roosevelt's diatribe, ex
ccpt that it lacks dignity, rclf-ro
straint and Is without foundation,"
reads Mr. names' statement. "When
an issuo ot this kind Is raised by a
person of such prominence one h.u
but one of three courses. To submit
tho aspersion; to enter into an un
seemly personal controversy, or to ap
peal to tho courts, In order to enable
tbat person who utters tho libel an
oportunlty to produce legal evidence.
"1 deny tho truthfulness of every
statement made by Mr. Roosevelt in
his publication this morning and have
Instructed my counsel to bring an ac
tion for libel without delay ngainst
him."
STENOGRAPHER BREAKS
WORLD'S SPEED RECORD
SAN FRANCISCO, Cab, July 23.
In a speed trial held beforo Judge
Sturtevaut, presiding over tho super
ior court ot San Francisco, Lasher B.
Gallagher, 20 years old, who has stud
led stenography only two years, wroto
284 words a minute, trnich was as
fast as anybody In tho room could
read to him but apparently not as
fast as ho could write, for ho was
not flurried In tho least. In tho na-
tlonanl shorthand speed contests 280
words a minute is tho highest reading
speed, and In the last contest the
winner got 2,2 woias correct.
Young Gnllaghcr read his notes
back correctly, and comparison with
tho original, which was a legal trans.
crlpt totally unfamiliar to him,
showed that ho had not made an er
ror.
NO HOPE OF AVERTING
THREATENED STRIKE
SAN 1.K1.NA1.D1NO, Cab, July 'J...
No hope for settlement of tho dis.
puto between railroad nuiiingvrs and
enxinemen of western railroads, now
under mediation in Chicap), U held
out in a telegram received hero today
by local officials of tho engineinen
from Chicago.
"Prospects settlement unfavor
able." tho telecrnm reads. "Wo may
leave hero any day. Mediators suj:
j;eat arbitration.. We decline."
ASK PRESIDENT TO
WASHINGTON, July ail. Appeal.,
to President Wilson for tho release of
Herbert S. Hoekin, serving a sentence
in Leaveiiwoith penitentiary for hi"
part in tho celebrated dynamitu ouc,
and who was douuuneed by tho jjov
ernmeut as the "lugo of tho conspir
acy," are hoiiur presented at Ihu white
house ami to Attorney General Mu
Itoynolds. Tho ease will coma be
fore the president in u few Q)m
BARNES SO
ROOSEVELT FOR
NO. 105
STRIKERS SLAIN
DY COSSACKS IN
STREET BATTLE
Five Workmen Killed, Eiqht Wounded
in Flflhtlnq at St. Pdersfaurn,
Which Ceases Only at Dawn
120,000 Men Quit Work in Russian
Capital Red Flags and Sent.
ST. PKTEI.SnUI.O. July 2.1. At
least five atrikinjj workmen wero
killed nml eight seriously wounded
durinc the fislitinj: in the streets of
St. Petersburg between striken, and
Cossacks, which rontinued through
out the night mid coated only tit
dawn this raoniinff. Three polico of
ficials also are known to have been
severely injured.
The figures quoted .ire official, but
it is generally understood that the
casualties nmonir tho strikers wero
much henvicr, as it .1-4 believed they
concealed n number of their dead and
wounded.
Offieinl returns of the number of
men who have quit work give the to
tal of 120,000 in the city itself, These
include tho streetcar rtnphiycs, but
do not comprise a large number of
unskilled laborers in the bunldin? and
other trade.
Men carrying red flngi spent tho
night mnrehitu,' and singing revolu
tionary songs in the outlying open
spaces of the capital, while in tho
Viboru district they cut down tele
graph poles and upset n number of
vans, with which they constructed
barricades nenws the streets, from
tho shelter of which they stoned tho
police and Cosacks. The mob is
also accused of hnviu? fired some re
volver shoK Tho strikers, however,
'cytiiituallyilisiterseii and tho barri
cades were destroyed, but onlv after
ihe Moliee and soldiers had been sub
jected to hot attacks with volleys of
stones iu four different parts of the,
city and hnd fired volleys from their
rifles in return.
Karly today strikers attempted to
set firo to the Summon bridge, across
the river to the Viborg district, and
they also tried to destroy tho neigh
boring waterworks, but n strong de
tachment of polico arrived in time.
TO
RESTORE PEACE IN
WASHINGTON, July 2,l.-lWi-bility
of American intervention iu
Haiti and Santo Domingo to restore
peace continued today to bo an ab
sorbing topic, of discussion in admin
istration circles. Lato official dim
patches regarding the situation in
tho revolution-torn republics gavo
but little hope that tho contending
elements iu tho two countries would
be to restore order.
Tho question of a possible move
ment of mnriucs into Haiti was up
for discussion at today's conference
between Secretaries llryau and Dan
iels. Moro decisive fighting at Puerto
Plata on tho northern count of the
Dominican Republic, was forecasted
iu a dispatch today from Captain
Kberle, of tho eruiuor Wurdiinelon,
saying that the federal gunboat In
dependencia bad anchored six miles
oast of tho town. General Vasquez
also had arrived with a small body
of fresh federal troops.
WITH CARRANZA
WASHINGTON, July 23. Secre
tary llryau encouraged by hU latent
dispatch from Special Agent Caroth
ors today Issued this statement:
"Carothors, special representstlva
or tho ritate department tete&rapliu
from Kl Paso that ho considers it
unfounded all rumors ot aaothr'
break hotween Villa and Carra., -Also
states that border ltuUq J
much Improved."
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