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miCB S CENTS
TOLUME XCI, HO. 148
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LEAVES TAFrS CH1ET
Only Democratic Member Resigns Peremptorily
And In the Official Letters Which Passed Be
tween Mr. Dickinson and President Taft
No Intimation Is Given Which Would
Disclose the Cause
Slin if NEW YQHK
TO FILL POSITION !
TH.- oflU-e Will Vii for HrrrnU
V.vau If (Mlmnoii Awpw w
piliitcr Wai (tiim liepulilicaii
Nomiiirv tor ttotrrno-Wirt Hmd
I Veil Humura of FMctlim Prtwveu
Hm IiMirtiiMBl of RUIe ad War,
anl Mr. Tfl uMwIe Tuwards
SlH-lr llmul. In IM-ltnf Wllii Uw
lrtUn Ttlbl IMt-kioiioii tnn
llim- aiMl Will Probably Make a
Matrtwtit Sou Tlie AppolnUmttt
nt a w AuUaet TVImuitt at New
rk Aruuim Mik H iIIUoal Talk
xiorj lom-rvoiuc yrvf lofmHUU
Inline I p ) tlie tVt.ln
( Bt thr Aaaurtatad Prc I
H ahlBgton, D. C. May 11. erre
1r of War Ja-oh MnUavoi-k Wrkln
n. of Ttunnaan., tba l)cmoratlit
wit.f of 'f'rldiit caXInnl.
rma realfnxd llanry U HUm.on. if
fcew Vorh, rntly d.fad Rnpubll
hii candidate for covcrnor of that
Slate liaa bnn ilvrn the war portfolio.
Thin Nmiouni'oment w ml- at tho
hit Hnuk tunlaht and m-i-aalunrd
grat aurprtif
In Ihv liltira
( achaiiRPd litwf'fii
ilif 'rldcnt aiid Mr IX. hln.on. no
iavon otliir than that of prenalug
I'l-lviitc HrYMlit la ftveD for tbe aen-re-t.r
n r'tirf nirnt.
I In- Frcatilrnt will confxr with Mr.
Mimon In Naw York tomorrow or
t- indas, lut the iipw arrlar' of war
vill not li aworn In until the return
f th- Prc.ldent to the capital on
Monday.
lihkliUMin liVkTr. for llomr In Te-
Mr
1I klnaon will no to hi. Ten-
.Hiv honiB Immediately upon the j ( ampbell and N M Iwren . e
uuaimcaUuB of kla auooeaaor He ea- I a latg audl.rn e attended l.e
! ota to devote hta ttntlon to buel- ! meeting in the court home al nnnn
li-aa and will not return to the prao- land lietene-d to apeerhee br Th Pr.tt. I
I'.e of law. Id which he waa engaged (teorge ' TtnyaiL K U Phllllpa nd
vhen I'realdent Taft appointed him j Joe. a WUIIame. The epemkert pre
hcretary of War In March, lit He' tiled the varloua phaaee 'd
1 the aecond member of Mr. Taft.1ro.ai work from practical rorertnic
uoinri ui rrure to rivaie uxa, aerre
tnr of the Interior Balllngrr harlng
arvered hie runnex'tluii with the Prewl
H ni . oiflcial family only a few montht
.
ra .VwaMaat Tuanaiii I'. K. at
New Vark.
coincident wttli th. announcement
"J Mr Uleklbaoa'a retirement rame
that nf th apnotntm.nt of (' ft Mll
linarioii. ol Herklaoer. N. T . to he aa
al.tant Irnaaurtr of the United HLatee
at New York. Mr. Btlmaoo we the
Koeeelt randldat. for governor,
while Mr. MHIlDfton waa a former
member of tha Houa. from the nth
New Turk diet riot. and la a clnae
frtend or Ic-Prewiaeat Hherman and
nlher kadera nf th. old guard la th
fun, having aueerwded Mr. Hherman
In tha House when the latter betni
vtee-preaMewt in- the two appoint -rweirr
tlHi WaahtlMttna fwtntd frwi
for aowrulallon aad many poll t lot an
thought they taw ther eta th It rat atep
of the aemlntet ration to straighten out
the tangled Iketa of Nw Tork poll
t. JmTnjnioH two
Tatfl UM I tare Maaaoaj.
N. eeJert waa m4 br Um PreMdent
tn roaceaJ th aaUefaetlon with which
yl.wad the appwlntajiat ei Mr
tttlnvoti Not .air baa b the highest
perwonal regard far th Incoming
member of hla Cabtnet, bat k. k wall
aware thai th. appointment will bo
acceptable te a larsr factioa of th
liepubllcaa partr la h Tera. While
the erlertlon f Mr. mimana wwa male
after anly a few tan roaaideratlow.
rrator Hoot and other leader, were
..resulted and gaa M their B,waJllWd
approval nrmmr ptrtaadeat Ri
but there Is no ajatana. bat that h.
moat approve the aaanlaa t. aoch aa
Imporlaat aeet of a wvaa far e-b.ni he
worked to"th and nadl la th rwcnt
gerernnrahlB campaign
Th pnaltlna ef ant treasurer
at Kew Tnrk whbaat haw been gtrwai e
the Wherwiaa lkarnew Weedruff fac
lies, while aof a. rmponant a. that
aveai the h .i is. tt -Pars-w a f ac
ttwa. te believed hor. Is be a m.v In
th direrttn ef poarw that will waat
fee snack In lb fat ore mend of
tae fy easdeet war. alewaed tonight
ova. the politleal Out look
I SHrfNclatly Wsokleigloa lonlght dex
raawd with rel the ftslf nation of
tb. Peetsury of War. I eel V-iwI'r
a, the, were thaas wb. fnaa-l rxher
reej tha. tkat sytvew la hta r4-e.
Mr. tMyklranw as a PeWMeeal 1 1
preoewee ha lb PaUast ef a He.s-ll-raa
Prwetdew. Mta net fceeej btoked
ae with far, by awa. f Mr Taft
p.ltllr.1 adrtawrg wb. wer. s tb.
t,raon that the nflVr. sf aerewtary of
tt ar. aawwht be be)a hr , se wt
tioattawew fa Bf Ta.)
IS
CEfJTRAL HIGHWAY
Big' Meeting Held Yes
terday in Smithfield
IRE TWO RIVRL ROUTES
llandnumr Hrwptton Uim t Ven- .
ml HiKhMVjr fart) W bK-k PvmmA
(.rral KanhiaCaain and Aasaraaoaa !
Tlatl Jiimhi (ounljr Will D. Ila !
I'an tn tit (inuatrucaliwi of lb
tirrml PnUih- lli(Uwa)
iSptM-ial to New. and Obarvar.)
Snnthavid. May U The peopia .f I
the rival as tiom of Johnaton county i
who are aftvr th frntral litjrfairay
nun r h to'lay In fuU foro. to
meet th. m-out party and vtrfa taatr
i.hii.. f ir iwiii- m wwim aivnv i
4h rmitr at flr'Mrah. naty I
b) Hiitt iHim and alao by the pao- j
pie of t lton hy tiiat tow a. Tk.
cout party arrtrrd lwr- at 11:10, ac- (
rompanlrii t two oar from tiolda
boio. witu iior(a t Koyall. Charlea
Ivaay, V T Yrlvrrton. H. A. Plka. !
jj u Wuud. John SUujthter toil U M
Mu-naua aa uwort prtj la I ha
out party u In Piatt. State Oeol-
,...1.1 LJ LJ . .. . , ,4 .. i .
In! llih) William ljnn. ( ar
I- ret truatce. Uuurne t . Hoill, Uan
Irutlec. J A. Mlliarua. Johnalon
truttee. and It U rhlllli. of T
tlrenslKiro Neae A delratlon of
thirty bualnena men from her met the
cout party at 1'rlnretoii thia mornma'
and cscorttMl them Into toiaa There
were nine local ram, carrylnf thie
;
delegation, tlunclng to th followln
centlemon. who act-ompaJiled them
H I Klllnaton J ' Standi, K V
Ward. l)r N T Holland J A l amp
I hell I u Wnlvarton lr U A. Mun.
tlnn to th. beneficent reamlta when
completed No Bner or m-"- deter
mined aodlence haa greeod the scout
party at any point on the tr , than
the one today al fwntthfaeM Tn peo
ple her. ar. catching -the fever Mr
Walton, talka about la hta speeches,
and they are going to build r d
A larwe number of icnili wr
added to the oonntv aseH-lati "i t..1a
after th feaklng , ITewtdeni r
ner make. It a point at all metinsw
to emphaata. th Import wn -e of strong
and aggressslve orgmnlatln Vme I
thing Ilk. fifty new members were (
added here today j
A pkeasanf faarnr of the rvpitallty
shown th. scout nwrtr here todar "w
a luncheon aerisd on the fo,rt bnoee '
SMnar. by the -ood karftew of rhiuth-
neiu. conawina; or meo cnica-n
SthTeE nZei abouYThT. S'rfu
rituena lingered about the toew.a
w .. rm i j nan on me " ' '
(ContlnsMd oa Paa Two
axaasasaBBassaawaasssaasaBSBSssBxsBssBBaBBSBssaa 1
TARHEEL LUMBER
BEFORE CONGRESS
Interest Will Be Heard bi Sen
ate finance Committee if
Meeting Wednesday
B UrOlXl
v ashlnatoa, ft f Mar II. - TS.
lumber lntrets fa North and "ovth
faro Una ar. to hav. a haarmg before
lb aeaate rtwe-ace Cfamrtte Wed
aesaay su-art. whea tbwy will gtve tbe
"eaiiaa that lead thaws te sopoa tks
Cknadaaa rsclpraeWy trwafr
W. U Rower and Mr Tens rwe
of tho largest 1 asa bar , eodwror In
Karth Carwllwa, ar. per. and kave
irraogwd for tb. kearlsisl today Th
rinanco Cosnaafnso will reeort th
treaty to the" PeSaai, wlthwwt ye.
dlra, bwt the'maorny of tb aae-n
ef tb. Siesk) ar favwewbl to n, and
ranltraHAaj kt tortdbs to reaaalt All
ef tks AVvoat. fjisaaunla, wrttk aesal
Wr r w eptliwa, will fvrer the
treaty. Th kit Bwrwt wtfl cewte nor
Misled tamthw tha treaty gad lb
farabra frso-t) pcji.
JOHNSTON
Vith Their Capital at
t
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I 1 I ' J I I 1 ' a w ' ' : '.' . it .:. '
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Juarea, Max.. May 1! With their capital oatabltalied her. tht town that waa e irn ImonaJ oapllaJ of Mil
I. o during th. aruggle that reaulupd In ihe overthrow of Km per or Maximilian neHrly half n century ago. thr In
aurgrnta are plannlDc an advance Hk- natlnnHl capital, the 'lty of Mciico. unlewi 1'rcaldcnt Iaai rcigna and
o paea the way for peace While ni'-rc federal troop have hcen ordered to thle viclnitv. tt l not believed that
any determined effort will he mle In Ihe government to retake Juarel ' lew of the t a o i npitaU of Ihe repii lie
are ehown herewith, while the third pn ture ehowe Inaiirgent aharpahootera on the hill .uiroundlng JtiHrea. from
which point ther picked off many of IMar no'rtlt-ra. II will be noticed that aeveral of the- ahgrpfhooter are
American.
DflZ WILL NOT
Minister of Finance Makes the Declaration, and He Adds That
The President of Mexico Is Still Awaiting a Reply to His
Inquiry Upon Whaf Terms the Rebels Expect Him to
Announce His Willingness to Retire at Once
Dili
Will Mot Risk Turning Orer His Country to i Rtlgn ol Inarch y or Chaos By Resigning No
leas Vofcns-Olher Official Utterances by Member Diaz's Cabinet Highly
Important at This Time. -To Welcome Reyes
( By th. Ani aatad Proaa. )
Mexico CMr. May IX. Oerteral Iaas
will aot keaew thm prwaldeory whti. th
tmmp kt la ta ar.aswt atal. of aa-
h ..- tOBlaht by
"UM-94 Tve 7
lu also said rhaat IMaa stood ready
to Stat In asor. axtpUeit terms than
taoo. eosaaUaea hs haa rajoant mant
feeto. If airissary, asa attltade with
rsfarwwc t. has istli iaL
Th. Prasldarit. h said, ha.i ie
niaadwd te know froea kl opponents
the term tn wTik-h they expert him
to aanonnc. has willing, sag to readers,
and ks waasjnaj a rapt? from thorn.
Tk 1 - - - awe harwriftM ar leeS
, aajaday waa In
good faith and with
"
lb. deatre to
th tntemts nf ha)
country.
Mr. Iraaatoar oxOd. Twer.
, .
waa ao mMarfaa.
. ... . . ,
He
Id say dowa th. reins ef gov
t woe ho ewMild do so with
out danger that anarchy or rhan.
avlaht follow has art tow
Mtnfcwsr IJsaaat.ar snada than ax
plaMtbena ta a I ! aax atatlT. of the
aswortatsd PTws aa awavenarWtng the
tferenttons of tho odwilnUSratlna an
ger th earcwawstaaeia that appaar at
tho aiauL Mo aWtwred that fnl
towlasj th. Isiawar of tha PTeaddeeit
wtantfewra and Ho releetl.m by th
fwsolotbinxtg a anas sag waa sent o
wdo r-wwJaA. tha gnrasnswr
peace taptawsatatt.a aaklng that Ms.
dero and kla fr-nowwr. state In exartly
what taraao txsof gsli ed th. an-
woaiw siaat that
wttusat so rsta t
Oewersl fawa a .Vd explain, send
Mr teaoa'oar. prseeaety what be
aasaat or hla npuwwnn. wImhi hrt
i in I is .1st Vhaa that ko ran a. so
wttkjowt error th. sargvarrr t.
Juarez, Insurgents
: fppe t&jtoptureiik
if
RESIGN PRESIDENCY
DURING PRESENT STATE OF UNREST
anar hy."
sh.. that
mil the explanation would
ii.. hidden meaning was
Intended
Thlj mnuiar i to the wording de
aired to the rebela should ha v. been
In Wader . hands for at Waal thr.
. -P ' tonight oo rly pad
r.lu,,,ed Jung. Carbajal -sill
wait in Kl fao .!r or two loasTwr.
under inetru' tlons an I transmit any
further proposal lh rehcla may d
atra to make
What wa. to he the next t to be
taken ly the government appeared to
, hinge on the recelpl 'r non-rseoipt of
la further prop-sal from th reovla-
tlnniats Nothing further was t o
begun hr government otTlceT In this
direction of pea-e r. n'-rence.
IVri.Mi nt t . H UI HHp Madevn.
Th decision .. th- Amerteaa l-
. Mnni.nL to o
erwm.nl to u. rn lt srme anil am
munllon t . r m
. xtealco theonal Ho aular channels
. ,r(1, n r. ally . mpltfy Madero'a
, task of armirs Hi '" ru"a whom he
. . ... l I,, thoueanda to als ,
ltsMwrd oa b- l-r ."! "'k"" to
i the capital.
rmer Oovemor
What the r t 1
tteves would c-e
minister rooht r
was eppoa! t
the prellmln')
... ihe roiintry. the
.to Ha civmlrag
ref.lutlonists In
h usee precdlnat
.r'ttartnna aa "In-
the actual ea
looting Into
,tr tt"on a new po
litical el
tende! ta
lent.
plicate It
Tn v,epiwae iicreo.
Wh.n Hri" I'" ww
perhono. the m"i p"Pul"' me
r.p.biir h. - -r
IXrvld p"bV...bKw; e7..
aheewd Ks heen id
peealaUon ...w, ..
Plan, were w Bial government are standing th.tr
fteyetetaa ittM dbstaaca. each waiting for the ..tr-
poo hi nrral L to mah. th. arwt move
dekegat. will "" Tha pravkatwa.1 m.l b, Uk-
klm so th capital . . , , pna salon of lb. ru.toena hmi.
TK. war d.rt,,, lo4aJ rorelvod . 4J, , rr. it. ftrw lat
dvieeo that 1 i rwa- !rcn.. Tariffs will he exacted as
Ms Ms band hwitT-to wee, plan , her.tofoea, swt th. f.eds will b. ad
Mat aa tsnmedoN "tea Tor- u proiaanrto th. rovwlatlea.
Capifal:;of'- Mexico.
trflil ftlWTfW'i'f aa,
rernn. Th. repri. received today ar
that Mom and hla army Is now so
hear that hie attack at any time erlll
le no surprlw
It la feared that unls tleneral
Ia')o-ro. In command of the small
body of IfVdarauv tociep eiMfvf'-e-menta
the cltv will fall
To escape the battle, niant fitnilhea
ar. fleeing from the city and to pru
tevt ao far as poaathle fhelr property
no rt hanta ar. said lo be barricading
tholr plieies of bualnis
Heports from th caplts! of z,
teews ar. that lN.neeptl.in lie 1 ro ha
hewn taken hv th- rebel, that K--m-
brer.te ajratn l lieing alt Ued. snd
that th. s m rrt"r "f lb. Htate ii.o.
ordered the I cal auth..rltlee ..f Plnu
and "lo talent" to ahumlon the Ml
lagea I.e. nui"- ' th,. Inability i.f th"
govwrnnient to c,r, ,,,.), ihcm pr,,t,..
Hon
IrUK;nre. IN nil), t ll .
I-HOI Hlll M t,n K(IAT
( Hv .. a
Juarea. Nt. v Mi
I -go el i miettl
of st.ile n.de
i T," b0'- '
sailor, today that
as bellered. t'hlhoafn.a o.
he ad mm Mer. I t I'r
and Maairlpal nfn. er
Th. establtehmeni '
vartoir place. In north"
Installation f , fe
nooning of rallwar and t.
ta gvwng oa raoldlr un.h
th-
.1
I now of prortslanal President .n o
mauiero, dr. and ni 1 ri r..
i "-.an owning wa none i.uiav ny
1,.. rcr:. "-.I.""
O-M U pi VVda-dleVV
b.am more pmnoun. 1 Th.
' Federal government ,1 th.. or ..
TritT TDlihMllDIlIC
Hi I imuVVu Hllltf d
Through Secretary Of State Knox, The President
Authorizes Ambassador to Mexico Wilson to -"Officially
Deny All Foolish Stories" of ' , :
" -4- ..
Probable Intervention by the "
United States Government.
OASIS TEMPLE OF
Turkish Christians Gath
er at New Bern
MASONS OF HIGH DEGREE
A tireatt lay long, to He Iitnewibrred
By the llrdrr Hw-ergattooa of
hnJchu. IVmiilar l-Yoni Yartoaa
Cllica AtU-od r"or tKr SdlaVaUosi
of Public tle "Irrwh Mcaf Kortrr.
Ferforni a fw Mild htuat
Uors3oua l"arwlv Kv-KKn Al
Klka 0b Today'a rrogram aa
iTevorwd Hy the Me. Item Maaa
Hay ttr the CaiiK-t.
(SpociaU U Nva and Obatrvst.)
Wrweri. N. u. May II Today
as a day that will long exist In lb
memory of hundreds of Mystic Shrln
ers In thla litate and especially th.
local members of that organUatlua.
Thia morning a special train arrived
from the west lth a large number of1
the vlaltlng meinlx-ra on biard ami '
the train (rum Wilmington ale 1
brought In a number of brethren whwt
hud i
me over in acarch of the Oaata
A delegation from- the local lodge
met th. visitor at th. depot and ea-
or tod them to Ht. warla Hall wher.
they were mad to feel-to-hum" by
rw rv member of the lodge
I.Ian ir at the Jimneir tTM l, uu.
Vfier a short ret the novice, ware
ailed befor the nolle, and th.
l.ii program w hi h consisted of
rolling peanuts around the block with
a crowbar; staining of shoes to th.
urn. unt of 12. tt, the counting of a
i.st.ei if peas, and a number of othajr
iiints waa read to them Only the
i M,vi ea were allowed to iurtlclpste la
Uipm events and aa might be liuAg
TiPil th-v a ere very much elated over
thin fawirttlem thua shun n tbem
bni h of the novice) was numbered
and n4 I'otnpelled to comply with the
inHtructions on th. program following
his n i aider, and at 1 o clock they re
ported at th headujuartere and be -KHn
to carry out the duties alloted to
them
these were extremelr indl
rioi.s ind evoked much, merriment
from tmndrrdjt of tnlereated spe -t.lun
w Uo Iwd heen tjuletly "tlpte'l
or l. he on band and watch the fun.
Magtilnceait and iOPrw larwO.
At 3 80 the last novice had com-
pl.trd the laak al luted to him and
they returned to headquarters to make
preparation for the parade w hich waa
scheduled to b glv.u al 4 IT.
l onstderable time was taken up In
making nrsuaratlons for this event
MYSTIC
SHIIIS
! and It wa not until after o'olork br
that rhi oreoua and srlntlllatlnT I fn1l Mie vww by Mat, larajari.
galaxy of noblm and novice, wu glv-I ,
1 sn the ord-r tn pr-H-eed. Tw. pwr-a.. ' w" Vpart.t Ut. today !.
beu fo,wed. - frwot of th.iu ",' "'' ' "'" oujjiivlng th.
, Il,,i,.i and ttver. thuuaaada at
It'ontlnued on I'age Two.)
BIG LOT LIQUOR
IN PRIVATE HOME
Police Raid Printe Residence
In Ashevllle and $pize Two
Thousand Gallons
itipoclal lu New and observer. )
.Aaherllke, K. C. May 11. Homethlad
f a a. rjatl'n waa ef.ted her. th.
afternoon hl p.llc oltl'-ers went to
the reeldoe of lllcka Mouthers on a
prominent rassdenltaj strw and
hri-iking In the door to the beeetneot
. ' the house found arid seised about
i sr. thouaard gallons of whiskey
The ll.uor asa taken to pel too
,.l I'lit'in snd stnre-d It Is aj
ierd rvat when th. ofnWra with their
)(r entered 'he yard In tha rest-,in-e
M -a atnitnerw sooght lo atop
I hem by baatlng th. horaea ever th.
The oftVere before going to
the pt. e f i-red a warrant for aeoreh
and Klittr and also Instruction from
Jud(. Adama to break In and tak th.
a . a. - . Ai
o-. - He.. "f' ih
w.h' pea-rimT 'nr was, low.
,rer. .me epitement on wa ree
when th ; or waa huieo hi aod
tor. 1 to the police ntalloa
(Crotlttu4 oo Tww
ASKS PROTEGTIQS
OFiEUFEOPlE
USD THEIR FROPEnn
II Ordrra Amrwtmm Amhaaaa dor al
Meadoo City to Cae tim laagmmg ol
tka rnaddcaat Umj I sited Mala in
Thfovrtni m Brilliant Bofaet, MM.
d Hrava) Botk RmlaUoabaU and
FMrrala AJlaRphrla Now Coatrnl
tXamistrroa Atoac Mnxlraa Border,
and the Musalloa fill Not Be Iala
femd Witts Uoreraasrsit'. Oari
la thai Hranrt, Not la Bo Krsrardd
a. Bcmrtng I'pow RrnamlUoa By Tsy
rie ham of Hrillgrrrsi7 of Inar
rjroa Ttarar AgwoUat Porta of K.
try lirait IUi la a OwaiTiOil
rraa Ktrwtly aod Oay-0otian)
Make, a De-sal and oa' Tafi Admlai.
iralloa (oaaora-Blsui Aosrricauaa Killed
(Hhrr Ueewuprornts of Impart
aw ... . ). ; ..
(By Aawodaled Tre.)
Uaahtngton. May II. ThroLn
Secretary of ftate Knox, President
Taft today authorised American Am
boaaador Henry Laune Wilson, at Me.
too iity to deny In th moat posUlct
terms. al foolish atorlea" of Inter
vention In Mexico by th t'nlt.d Rut.
Hecretgry Knox'i Ulegram to Mr.
j Ikton. which also la to b. mad. pub
lic In Mexloo, waa asnt following
aeaslon of th. Oabtnx at which th
Mexican tangle took up much of th
time It reade:
" You are authorised ofBcla'.ly to d
ay. through th. local preaa audi other
wise, aa under Instructions t. do so,
all foolish atoiios of Intervention, thaa
which nothing could be further from
the Intentions of th government ol
tha I'nlted St a tee whk-h haa the aln
ceret friendship for Mexloo and th
Mexican peopia, t. whom It hope will
soon return tha blessing of peace,
which Is not concerned with Mexico's
Internal political affairs and which de
mands nothing but Ihe reapoct aad
protection of American Ufa and prop,
erty In the neighboring repuhllc. Yea
will use the language of thla Inatrac.
tin
BHIlgrsiaacw of InaurreKio. Not Has.
ocnlsrd.
lxillmat. commerce betwaen th
1 rilled Mtata. and the border town
of Mexico I the hsnd. of Inaurrecto
will not be Interfered with by fh
American gOTrnmrnl
Th Intricate problem of Interna
tional law analog from the) Mexlrsn
horde lt nation wu dbx uwied by tha
t'ahlnri today and th general policy
waa laid down that there would b no
I Interruption of trade which did not
I violate the neutralHy of th. Polled
Interruption of trade which dt.l
Htatee No ahlpmenl which seems t
relate to . military sxpeditlon or en-
terpriae. foe'ared oa American soil,
r111 be permitted to cross Into Max-
' " epecip
general tool- referred lo.
...I,) at. tins that thla government's
c,nre h-ad no bearing upon tb. aues
ii..n .' the f-uugnltinn of h. bolllger
rmi "f ihe Insurrecpaj. HUipped ot
' all technlcmltffea the roveramont'i pol
I. j s'mptr means that de facto con
trol f th. iruurre.'tia In the port of
' .ritry ehirh they o,cupy I pracilnally
recognised r-r romnierclal pafpoas.
i on.v
, Hnoevwslhtllfy of Amerbaa ttdlestort
of raamwax.
The auction of preserving the nu- '
tr.llti of th. I'ntted Utatea la plai-ed
larreir In the hand of th. I'nlted
eiatee c. Hector nf raatosna along th.
...r i.r Tbey must pass npon tha
le-.llt of all shipments. t"el. ftteever
as tnstrui ted by Recretary of War
Mcklasnn today to permit ahlpmtnta
f all character which latea through
ba i imussa haass at Kl Paso to !.
J U a ret
t'amgreaa TeeaasasMb to law Ahnot
RitMaan- of t meet. -saw
Th killing and woi.r.il'ng ef Ameri
cana echoed In t ongrMe today when
rew.l'ifl'ift were latmduced by Kepre-
eentatlr rrwler. of llltnote. aakrng
the secretary of war for hntorrpattea
ronrerwlng the deaths nf Am.rt.wa
c ttl sens within i miles of tha Meil-,
'caa border as a reenlt of the re volu
tion, and providing for .lection sf
' special committee of aeven mem bee
1 of the Homo ' lo Inmilre Into tb
. wnvn.ilnerii1 kilting of thexe cltlaen
and tbe damn lo American proper
j ty on the order
I Both reawlu'inns wer referred to
i the Kules Committee. .
H issiliosa. (bpt.ee PVv.ae.lra
T brwn of PI- bucalco, lo tho rial
1 mile, from I km.
Tarosro boo been cap tared
by lit
I eevwlatleoket arooedIM
I roost ved by tho Ptwt. Ipertoafit to.
I Osr fioea roearol Lswsln
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