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RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1910.
LAST EDITION.
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GOVERNMENT
Leader of the Revolutionists
Has Been Arrested and
. Revolt Smashed
REBELS IN FLIGHT
The Kebel Leader "n Prisoner in the
Hands of tin- Federal Tiooiih, His
' Followers in Flight und Troops in
PursuitWhile Attempt to 0er
throw Diaz is Defeated und Rcvo
lulion Broken (Juerrilla Warfare
is Feared Rebels Could Carry on
.-. This Kind of Fighting for Months.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Moxlco City, Nov, 21 The iron
hand of Porfirio Diaz, president of
Mexico, lias smashed the revolt aim
ed to crush his power and General
Francisco Madero, the rebel leader, is
a prisoner in the hands of the federal
troops, uccording -to telegraphic ad
vices received from the north today.
Madero's followers are reported to be
in flight to the mountains with federal
troops in hot pursuit.
The report of Madero's capture
reached here today from Eagle Puss
Texas, . .
. Uneasiness, as to the situation in
southern Mexico, whence no din
patches had been received for thirty
six hours was dispelled shortly alter
midnight when belated official re
porta arrived from points In. Yucatan
and other states saying that the sit
uation there was tranquil; that but
little trouble had occurred at any
point and that this situation had been
Incited by rumors of revolutionary
successes in the north. No troops
have been sent south as the local of
ficials reportthat they, will be able to
deal with the situation.
Though the government '"has the
revolution, well in hand today there
is an element of uncertainty as to
what effect the aftermath will be.
Madero s proclamation of a provis
ional government with himself as the
president and his exhortation- not to
molest Americans Has caused feur.of
International complications. The
government believes that it is really
Madero's purpose to invite attacks on
Americans, for wich the Diaz re
gime will be held responsible.
Either with or without Madero at
their head the revolutionists are well
'equipped for guerilla warfare and
probably will be able to withstand
federal attacks in their mountain
fastnesses for mouths.
The fart Js well recognized here
tliut foreigners are in desperate dau
ger in Mexico, The revolutionists,
baffled in their plans to : overthrow
Diaz, will attack American and Brit
ish subjects. Correspondents for
English newspapers yesterday wired
cablo dispatches declaring that the
plight of foreigners was serious and
WHY PRESIDENT
AND CABINET ARE
THANKFUL.
Washington, Nov. 24 That
President Taft and his cabinet
lire thankful today Is evident
from the following expressions
made by them explaining the
reason for their thanks:
President Taft : The records
of population , and harvests,
which tire the index of progress
show vigorous, national growth.
Secretary of the Treasury
, MacVcagh: Wc are a nation
which publicly recognizes Its
obligation. '
Secretary of the Navy Meyer:
The nation law constantly ad
vanced toward tlie attainment
of the ideals set forth by the
founders of the republic.
Attorney General Wicker
shain : There is a quickened
sense of responsibility, very
noticeable in those who. have
I tower to effect the welfare of
their fellow men. V
Secretary of Agriculture W1K
son : Through the progress of
education the younger genera
tlon of American far men) is
learning more about the capac
ity of the soil and the methods
of cultivation.
Record Breaking Crowd Wit
ness Carolina-Virginia Game
Mis?--'
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I s t r "St
William Lewis, wlinm the poiirc I lievc can clear ;-o .New loin s hit
est trunk mvsterv and t lie trunk in which me ooov ol tlie victim was
found. The discovery was made by J.nin i .Mi nglicr, loO West oltli stiool.
as he was moving the (ranks about in his cc;;il I in. According (o Measlier
the trunk was owned by William Lewis, u v.mler who iisoi.! to tioard with
him. .' Meugher says that Lewis became nrcuulav r Ins iinviiicnts. and
when lie went away aliout five years 'ago, lie lelt his trunk, which lie e
plained contained statuary and works of nut. When going (jnoiigli the
bin the other day, Meagher decided to onen the trunk and 'reimburse
himself for the unpaid hoard bill. I'pon Iiliuig the., lid he tound a zinc
case between the side of which and tlie trunk was plaster par:s so that the
contained was air proof. The police were culled and upon opening tins in
terior rase the body of a man was found in "ii aliiKst perlect state o
preservation. Through two newspapers louml witn the body it is esti
mated thut the man was murdered eight and a hail years ug.
English consular agents were advis
ed today by their1 , "government-. to
use ivery--means in their power to
proteM British subjects.
Enrique Creel, minister of foreign
affairs, today notified representatives
of the foreign governments .Hint .the
federal troops will be able to handle
(he situation: Without difficulty-, but
this did not dispel the uneasiness.
I'lie use of t he telegraph wires was
granted freely to newspaper', corre
spondents today. -after n lapse of sixty
hours. During that time the newspa
per men were allowed only fragmen
tary dispatches, because of Lie vast
amouut of government, business
transacted. The wires are now work
ing through from here to lil Paso.
They bring news' of. hundreds, of ar
rests, indeed it is believed that 'twere
arc fully 5,000 prisoners in Mexican
prisons twin. Many of these will 'be
executed for treason.
When the .'.capture.' of Mutlcro is
confined he will be brought to Mexico
City. There Is little doubt that ' he
will be executed,'- though he will be
given a fair trial. v
Aside from the lighting reported
at Torren last night, everything was
reported quiet throughout CiiihiialnialsUal!
and Durango In northern Mexico. So-
nora and Sinaloa have had no dis
turbances that could be characteriz
ed as revolutionary uprisings, and
northern Mexico was reported In
complete control of federal troops
and officials all night, with the ten
sion of uneasiness very light. The
fighting at Torren was In the foot
hills about the town- and the Mexican
officials characterize that as "a bruch
with brigands trying to loot and
rob." '"
Fifteen are reported killed, in and
around the town of Torreon. -Else
where all is reported quiet since the
federal troops drove the revolution
ists from Gomejr-Palacio, Parral, Ma
dera, and othelocalities here there
was trouble. Many prisoners nave
been taken and locked up In (he jails
throughout these districts.
Fighting in Progress.
Eagle Pass, Tex.-, Nov, 24 Latest
report.'! indicate that Madera and Te-
(CouUnued on Pago Five.)
UNVEILING JANUARY 13
Marble Bust of Senator Ransom
to Be Presented to the State
Norjh :i ii 1 1 M IjiIi'ihi v : I : i I Histori
cal Association to Meet lanmirv l
1 iilleison ( up to be presented
lit I bat I line ( nveiliilg ol ltan
soiu Lust on l.veiiing ol (he l.ttli
I'leseiifaliiin Speech bv ol. ,1.
lii'Van . (runes Aeceplanee .bv
tjoveriior W. . Kilch in.
At :i in.
Histiirkal
terda'v- :i ii i fi :iion, u
i
hold til'-, nntiua.1 m.r
crury and Historical
liiu.y I'.', and to have
un veiling t he nun bli
KaiisDiu on tin
Tlie iKiveiliu
at u
tiny id' thi:.' North C-nroliuu-
'oimnissiiiii lieiil late yes-
uas - ileciileu to
ting of ttie I.il
AssiiciaUou .lan
ttu: exercises of
bust nt Si na Mi
nt' the lltt.ii.
bust of Hetl-
'.mug
t t tU-.
hansom will taki1 place in Hu
nt the limisi- ul representatives
on I'Tidav evi-iiuiK. .lunuaiy Is. J lie
presentutlon sni-ieli will be made by
(.ol. J. Hivan'miiiies ami It will be
l-eeeiveil bv .(invernor . . Kitchin
111 beliall ot the stale. iMlit'r address
es will be made bv fc.x-Judge Hoberl
V . Winston, anil hx-( .iiiveruor 1 honi
ait J. .I.ii vis.
On Ihui-silav .'evening .liiniliiry l-.
tin- North ( ai-olina I.ili larv and Itis-toni-al
Asioeiation will meet Judge
Piatt l.-W'nlkcr. president of the as
sociation .will deliver an address, the
award of the Patterson cup announced
ami the election of ot lieers for the next
year will- .take place.
The association will have iv second
session on Friday at winch addresses
will be made by It. D. V. Connor,
Dr. "11. 11. Mill, ami Dr. Edwin Minis.
Lawyer a Suicide.
(By Leased Wire to Hie limes.)
Toledo. O.. Nov; 24 John A. Dunn,
one of tiie most prominent criminal
lawyers of northwostern O.do. com
mitted suicide at his home here early
thut moriiliij. I.w di'lnklnrr carbolic
acid, '
Shorily after
its inarch to
jiark and it "i:
Wlicll the uilllle
noon tlie crowd hc.an
,irds flu- I'.road si reet
freely predicted ilirit'
Ijegins at :) o'clock there
will be .the : biggest' football crowd
ever ftath red in liichmond. The Caro
lina rooters..- occupy one side; of the
ilcld ; .while .the Virginia (lowers are
dhcr. tin- rival ye'ls
field as the -two .teams
for tlie fury.
uolina squad of twenty; men
i praei iririif. at Wllliuinsburg.
banked on the
thmt aci'oss the
are : warihiiig U
Tie
has I
Va.. since Monday, and tin: coaches
announced .'.this morning that tin; team
Was ready and expect to win a hard
game I his afternoon. They uoiild
make no prediction' for tin- .score, say
ing thai tiiey. realized they werc-gidng
to liavc a hard tij;bt. but. -'there is no
eonlidcnce in I lie .an no
-question but, I bat
in much better ship--
Ill's .season,-. and those
sseii tin: '-.work dnri'iiK
that the ini-
tea to has liiaiM lias
. and that it. will lie
qil'-
tion of their
coin.-. There is
the Tarh.-. 's are
that, evr liefor..
w ho lia y . wtt nc!
Ihi- past. .-ii da
provciiM.-nl I le
been ivniurknblr
a . beautiful workins'-' macbiiie . that
faces Virginia today.
. Tin- "Virginia squad arrived here to
iImy' fioul slilaml wlvMe It has' be'. n
I lalnili-.v. and tlie coaches express gi e.it
coiitidence-in the outcome; though they
(i ont limed on PaiTf liiehl.l
wk
m
m
mmi
snip
m
'41
i . s & -i rps irn ina-v rvmn iiamp s ,
..' I 1L a'. - & """ ' i".oi-
' VS ($rf& Jr ' 4t V-4 lln film of (Ik ( hid I ions mils J
' J- r'Ai Will PltlK K.lsJtl, iubalv s 1
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vi-sk'-: , -: ..m, . . ssfrivM-i -it-Ik . .. i:. -1 i i" i -
Ug&.S A mtr tp ';'- ' 7 -'i:uft:n v. .f 'H. i:.' ' -
i ji VaJ'. v 1 winsto,, H. .-it. I- --'jr..-, : 'iMHimms. - m
FSaSW st.,,, pa.rk this -aft-roe,,: at tle-ec ' ; 'SliSU ?teSL ' J
I" M3rZnr 'fe" - oV-ock, .T- eiiy :..-:vdell ..-eh ..'; g ,f .. -' kS . VS - M
A. I T"WW Liwi4'2fe'!! visitnis. The .colors ot ;!.,-; r.v,!! in- 9, '.-.- ' .'"' ' : S" M0mm. Mi
rJllVj3 " ....... ,u,l;,ire,snd l, ' -'M, A V'1 kWMi
JL U fl.f nmi-'M '' the ikir resound with the yells of the ; f . " 11,'? W$mJ
lfl":1"' "" """ ,'"'.'..-' lue'jir'lty hvbiirtheri'are; ihousand's ';'; ,-: J,--: ' i -;;-''':' rV'l'Cl: MM Wl 1
. . ' j . "" . . . ' -', ", . of supvorrj ol' the bine and while . ' . 1, ' tf,tfjhftliiiiii mt,iit?)ij
" - ' ' .." .- ' ' ' iiiln', a re i"ii:"1.?i, ir "I helT le-i-si-l'ee klioicni ' ' "' v '.' ' '. " ''" ' '.- -' '
by their yells. Uiefr l ibtons. and ban- .
ncrs. ; - ..:- . c,,'3 .':'.
Thi- . vcuoers , ol i-!u ysaiiihi-inunis
are. having ll: rich time. .The Tai-U-cls
are wearing great while i-lnysatitlie- j
mums.' while the n gima . supporters
are mdoiued with the yellow ones. .
Senator l.iigene !
be iiiik oOeied
nice track bills in
and former Senator I-rank
(luirecs of Senator i-oehiei
alor i l iivis. coiilirmcd
I ravis. (above)
n Sill'). (Hill bribe
Mbanv. N. V.. d:
I. Hiiirdne:', ivn
of oll-l lllg hi l1:,
I be odev over
(he !
Iietwecn. There was Croat excitcmeii m l
Voi'UCitv Hull, where the Legibitive (,iat!
when senator Travis told, us il i-elieai eii:; a
stni v- .lie histur- or tins l-i . '.antic bl i be, lb
I'.iook.vn. N. V.. who test ilu'd
to vote against the nu.i-
..- lbe session ol 1!OK.
lies been indicted on the
s aod who. aeccrdiiig to Si-n-!i"i!i'.c
made to In in bv a g
e ::iierui.'iiiic i liiiinber ol New
Inquiry ( onimitloe was siding
bv no means etraordmai-.v
s(.:(ed tlial be was approach-.
ed bv a man at Albanv mid oilei ed an cmr i:'-!::
afterwards ciinlirined bv Senator (.ai diiei-.
sum ' w Inch niuouiit was
DOWN IN N0RF0LKT0
UfML
Sill
day'
an.)
a' Iris, lit
Toily lie!
v. i lart-st'1
-t t!i-- '
Carolina "Aggies" and Vii gini
"Polys" In Baltic Royal
iiol
lied.
: l l - o .-- !
Mil!-- ft.oi-k
aqi;- t'onj,
II
'fdk I'illei! IMlli
'l ull :iv - eat lie -
rowd I iiiisualiv
i!ee:s l'e ( oolaic
I be I cells Are a
1 :o n-bomei-s
line and lb
T.-ir-c la
III III iorv
Koller.
.p..
I--.-
.: were in line triqi
eves i ha! it will win:
. is jiist as c-onliiietit
eii'Joti tl.at A. M.
poinCi or more,
t. making public' 1hi
. team work hat
i.a rf. ct ion, and tlie
ol ' I Li I t si II . IvObert-
iml Si afford i,s exr
the Tcrli.i til's a.f-
'i'i.e V
I'.- I '.
(S
Norfolk''.'.' V:
ill her, thoq
. lo Th. Tifiv
a,, Nov. i -
U1.1-. of fool :;
.-:.-,l ojil;. . o),
I 1 ! : 1 1 1'ir- N
narrow i.K-igii
bo in the -..j-i.fj.ik
lor than -''v'h.'eii
dies.'. ' -'t.;i.e.-;-ti -'It
regular i-teai.u.
aval
of'
1S'!(
lliclt
lilt
adetiiy
I) P. is
US Slll-
a r, .and
by tlie
said to
DEEP WATERWAY
Tl
lit-.- l.-iised Wire to Tin; limes.)
sll l.onis. II.'.. Nov. Kl-IX-legutcs
to tic deep waterway oonvcntion whirli
will open here, tomorrow, will demand
a show down as to when the project of
a deep waterway from C bicago to tbo.
gulf will bo realized. Twenty-live gov-ciinu'-s
I'm meiiibeis ol the next con
gress and several I luted States sen
ators ull be present, when the doors
open tomorrow morning.
The convf-iitnou will make nil its
plans to sionn congress for an ap
propriation, bigger than the enni
paratlvelv Insignificant one which was
granted at the last session.
At least n.OIKt will be ill attendance
and the meeting will be of nunc im
portance tniin the one m ( hicago.
Tlie governors arc scheduled to pro
ceed (Mini St. Louis to ..rrauk-
Kv... where the sessions of the
ot girvVrnors will be held next
fort.
house
week.
Calvin McNuir Pardoneil.
tiovernor Kltchln bus pardoned (.al-
vin McNair. colored, of Uobeson coun
ty. '-McNair was convicted of murder
In the SRcond tdegree In lR!i5 and sent
enced to the p.-nlitnllnrv for twcaity
years,
at tire
ISl 1.111!
; ever
.-ft r bug
toil
idaA
1 1- a
I.
to liat'le for
and tin' city in li i d iilay
promises to' I he onHinsk
greatest J'ootbnll garni'.'
in this city, when i he.'.
I'lulii the N'oi-t'n . ('.iroti
and Virginia V. r. I. it.,
ettij lield this aflenioiiti
cbanipionsliip lionors.
. Ycslcrdtiv tbiv invasion of orf-
by Tar Heels began ;i nil every incom
ing train has been loaVb-d iittlt.i litis
niornin;,. when 1 lip spec i;;ls ni rived.
adding its thousands. . A stpuitgct;
would hardlv know tlint the citv is
in Virginia today,, bec.vnse of the
number ol .Nurllt (.iiioliiiians.
The crowds ,are march ing tiii ougli
the iirinciptil streets singing 'mil giv
ing .college yells. The student, body
of both .institutions, .uceoiiii';tnled 'by.
their bands, are parading, . and . on
evorv hand the best, ill -spirit, prevailed.-
I he rerl and white ut A. A- .1. is ii:i
much, in evidence as the inlors ol
V P. I., and the support ol tin- Hn
tenuis this afternoon will be aboui
initial.
V. P. 1. seems (o he a idtglit. favor
ite, though the A. M. hiu kiq-s are
just as conhdent, and main olu
timers predict that. -burring the un
expected, this afternoon s game will
bo one of tlie hardest, tottght ever
pullud off n this citv.
The A. & M. team has not. suffered
defeat this year and has played such
loams ns Ooorgetown and Villanova
Ho a stiuidatill. Coach Oreeu said tor
.!:!,
.coivdirioti, and bet
suiprised tin'- Mid
cl; lias r!eveloied it
or t'liat: is well-nigh
i'csi.des tin' itidiviiliinl
itin-woi k is a unit. : :;
j re :: o'clock the crowd
ng jis ny. to Lafayette
si III btix'o i be ;b:
m cm iii .iiii'i)ll;
-'est
d thai t he !
a ' '.'nd.iiicc
iamo
ever
PON "I v.vr i:tiia SKSSHKN.
( Ii imp r lai-l, i ii e.i of Talk of An L
Ira Session.
i ily: Leased Wire to 'file "Tillies. )
Washington. N'ov...LM Kepreseuia-i-e.
Clu'.iep (.'lark, of Missouri, deui-iv-ja.
ii iiiinoci.i y leader, who inn y lie
.the ii.-.i -speaker of (lie lioitsc, as--.
ri.-d t.i.ia;- .i..tt ee is tired of llio
extra sestffou tail;.'. . Jl o:-t ol- I lie talk,
by tin: way, ' -litis h-en aniOllg the
-i t i, lis. attliuugli .lie republicans
have: ciiii.l i.ibiil -d. . . ' -
"I duii 'i : : t i t j - there is oiie chance
in a i.iiiiiA'ind id' an exlnt sesi-itni of
cotig-ri ss." said Mr; Clark.-''. "Nobody
-.v ji 1 1 1 x il. 'except, von lollv arouiid
Wasliinglrin. The president, doesn't
waul it. congressmen do not want It.
and no. one : is clamoring 'lor it but
the hotels und tiie Dismilol Coltttu
lua pi opl.
Ueproneitiallve Uanu. ot Illinois,
who tiiav be the republtcaii minority
leader ot the next congress, said:
i don t think there will be an ex
tra session, iiltiiongij It would be easy
to lorce one,
BREAKS OUT III
BRAZIL NAVY
Mutineers Capture Three Ves
sels. and Train Guns On
Rio Janeiro
SCORES WERE KILLED
Three of Liail's IScw liattlemlliUM
Kail Into the Hands of Ke vol ut ion
ists Alter Teriiiic llattle in IVuicli
Scores W ere Killed Conflict Start
ed al Noon Yesterday Kntire IJra
iliiin Hoi't in the Harbor at the
lime, lint Made No Attempt to
S.oji (he lighting Peace Confer
ence licing Held Paris Kepoi-ts
Deny Story ol llevolt.
I Lv Cable Lo The
liitenos Avres. .Nov.
patches - arriving lrom
todav were censored.
Times)
21 All dft
Rto Janeiro
but enough
was gleaned tiom them to indicate
that tnree vessels ot the Brazilian
navy have been captured by the revo
lutionists alter a terrific battle In
which scores were killed.
I lie .Minns Gcraes and the Sao
I'utilo. brand new battleships, are iu
the hands ot imituicerM and it is re
ported that they have begun to shell
the citv. that the government censor
has blue-penciled the dispatches to
indicate that the government will .-. .
sliortlv be In coniiilete control.
The third vessel captured Is not . '
named, but us understood to Ue one . ;
of i he ta tect urulsers ton.strne.ted for )
U 17 I
The Sao Paulo recently brouglit '
President Konseca back from Lisbon,
where he witnessed the naval mutiny
i hat resulted in the overthrow of
King Manuel and the Portuguese -government.
, -' .''. . .
Desperate fighting is reported to
have taken place on the Mlnas Ge
rais. The signal for mutiny was -given
on that vessel at noon yester
day and a conflict - immediately- en- :
sued. I he olflcers ot the vessel were
taken bv surprise, but lought bravely
al the head ol !tfl men to remain
loval.- The. battle raged tor an hour
ami then the loval sailors yielded to
tiie 2..0 - mutineers who liad killed
the ships captain, in the first, lew
minutes-ot fighting. The other offi
cers were seized and locked in their
cabins. " , - "y ;"
I ; v this tunc a -conflict was raging
on tiie Sao Paulo but ibis ceased
when the mutineers on the Minns ".."'.
(ier.ies trained their guns on her sis
ler ship and. culled upon the loyal
ists, to surrender-' 1 he cruiser was
the noxl to yield under the irownmg
giina. : ""
The entire Hi nzilmn fleet was in
I he harbor at the lime the mutiny
broke out. but no turlhiT cflort was
made to curb tlie mutiny. Peace
overtures were made bv represfinta
tive.s of lbe goveriituent and at the ,
. (Continued on Page Six.)
ONE MONTH
FROM TODAY
IS
XMAS EVE
HAD YOU
THOUGHT OF IT?
26
MORE SHOPPING
DAYS
and then Old Kris Knn
gle will be with us again.
Time flies fast, and you
should begin to make
your shopping list.
.Remember, "The
early bird catches the ,
wormn", so it is with
the early shoppers
they get the pick of the
bargains.