Show ii’ Al ! 1 ' s REBELS EXECUTE MAASTRICHT LEST WE FORGET BY GENERAL PRISONERS TAKEN VILLA’S MEN AT JUAREZ FACE FIRING SQUAD For the Yeare El Paso Texas — For the sixth time Ciudad Juares changed governments when 2000 rebels led by General P&ncbo Villa attacked and captured the town SaturTaken completely by day morning surprise the federal garrison of ap600 men put up a weak proximately resistance So unprepared for battle were the federal defenders that Villa’s troops actually reached the center of town before a single shot was fired Although an accurate count has not been completed It Is estimated that forty persons were killed in the fightingMany of the tured by General ' federal prisoners Villa’s men have (Copyright) TWO BLDG WILL MEASURES 60 TO THE Mt Planters Offer Protection Reaches Top of Ladder La — In a mass St Martinsville E Wilson who Chicago —Thomas meeting here Sunday sugar planters entered the employ of Morris & Co and citizens of St Martins parish at a salary of $4 a week was elected the president of that company on Friday assuring adopted resolutions Southern Pacific railroad of protec- succeeding the late Edward Morris tion for trains if the road would promovement of WILLIAM vide equipment for the J CARY sugar cane while the strike of employees is on and Bryan Confer Bryan Washington — Secretary conferred at the White House Sunday night with President Wilson on in the Mexl-athe latest developments situation They talked over messages received from Charge and dispatched cablegrams to Wilson him after their conference Wooden Steamer Lost Port Huron Mich — Fears that an unknown wooden steamer had been lost with all of her crew In the gale which swept Lake Huron last week was confirmed when the pilot house and texas of a vessel were found on the Canadian shore a few miles above Point Edwards Crop Movement of Washington — Almost the $50000000 the treasury department put at the disposal of banks to aid In the movement of crops’ has been taken according to an announcement by Secretary McAdoo Strike In May Close Mills CARRIES ANOTHER MESSAGE TO CABRAI1ZA cap- been Administration Provides for Measure executed Eight Regional Banka With UnThe order for the execution of limited Powers of Rediscount many of the prisoners has been Issued directly by General Villa and at different periods during the day the firadministration Washington — The ing squad took out men and shot them reform bill as it probably currency Col Enrique Portillo commander f the federal volunteer troops In the will go to the senate with the apJuarez bastlle was executed at noon proval of President Wilson was completed Friday night by six Democrats ty a firing squad commanded by MaPortillo was brought be- of the senate banking and currency jor Cornu and Senator Hitchcock fore Villa and sentenced to death committee the five Republican members of the after which he was shot continued to write into Among others who were executed committee of amendtheir measure draft the were Enrique Ziega during the day si customs officer Captain Lopez of ments of which 'the White House has disapproved the federal army and Commander Both bills will be presented to the Huenevides of the fiscal guards - All officers of the federal army senate for consideration early In the of be will put Id death IJorCqrr’j As completed BtaJ?'ahnouncfiT The" soldiers by the’ Democrats he said would be pardoned and given the measure provides for a system of sin opportunity to Join the rebel army eight regional banks to be capitalized the by inforced subscriptions from Steamer Capsized national banks of the country with Mich — One of the unlimited and powers of rediscount Port Huron ®trangest mysteries In connection with currency issue and the power to hold the destruction of vessels and men reserves the entire system to be unon the Great Lakes by last Sunday’s der the control of a federal reserve storm was solved Saturday when Wil- board the liam Baker a diver identified “BAGMAN" FOWLER INDICTED overturned vessel In Lake Huron thirteen miles northeaBt of this port as Held to Grand of Jury on Cleveland Charles The S Price of the Extortion Price is said to have carried a crow New York — Everett P Fowler of of eighteen All of the crew are beN Y who was described lieved to have been lost Kingston by John A Hennessy graft InvestiBanking Law Revision Next gator for former Governor Sulzer as the Tammany “bagman” for contribuWashington — With the administration currency bill due to be reported tions from state highway contracts to the senate this week after long de- was indicted Friday on a charge of He was 'accused of forclay a plan to revise the national extortion banking laws laws to meet the new ing Seneca P Hull a highway conand an N Y ourrency system has made Its ap- tractor of Cortland pearance In legislative circles- - It enrolled Republican to give $250 as a contribution campaign will Include Important questions or- Democratic Hull’s on iginally contemplated as a pant of under threat that the work the currency bill but set aside until $23500 state road contract in Cortthe next session of congress when a land county would not be approved general revision of banking laws has by ‘the state highway inspectors and been promised by the administration that his pay would he held up To Aid HALE SENATE Braves Desert Storm to Take Message of President Wilson to Constitutionalist Chief Sonora Mexico — Braving Nogales a winter rainstorm which turned the surrounding desert Into a vast mesa of mud seamed with racing freshets crossed into William Bayard Hale Mexico again on Sunday to present another communication to the Mexican revolutionists from his chief PresiHale did dent Wilson at Washington not meet General Carranza the constitutionalist chief but exchanged Carviews with Francisco Escudero ranza’s minister of exterior relations The storm was the worst of the curauoa on rent vet season jaud besides Hale were the soldiers of the United States border side and on patrol on the American the Mexican the sentries of the revolutionary army their brown faces out- of brilliantly colored peeping blankets that hid their drab uniforms at the Hale met Minister Escudero house of Ygnacio Bonillas also a cabinet minister who acted as official interpreter and translator at the two recent conferences between the American envoy and General Carranza It was understood that the meeting was the result of a message from President Wilson which conveyed some assurance to the constitutionalists Hale has been In close touch with since his first interview Washington Escudero with Carranza keeps his chief fully Informed of the exchanges with Hale NEWSPAPER FIFTEEN RALLY P:!Ts Are Mexico C’ty — What doubt remained regarding General Huerta's Intentions with respect to compliance with the Americkn demands for his own elimination was removed from the minds resiof most Mexicans and foreign dents by h's peremptory dismissal on Sunday of Manuel Garza Aldape the minister of ihe interior who was looked npon as the head of Huerta’s cabinet j j- M'nuel Garza Aldape led that group of t A cabinet which held the that It would be best to accede iO that portion at least of Washington's demands which meant the total 'abandonment of power by the provisional president and he is said to have been the only one with sufficient courage to discuss the International his chief with situriort frankly It fras he who called at the Araeri can embassy recently and Induced Nelson the charge O’Shaughnessy d’afT: ’res to send Jo Washington his apperl for the reopening of the Senor Aldape’fi resignation was emanded at a cabinet meeting atT sident Huerta's house early S'u Huerta is said to y rooming ha federated at this meeting the st' ent that lie would not resign II Hth him it was a case of life or 'h and he was disposed to play e game pc 31a intimate friends of General Hue i have been Indicating to him time It Is said that the for 's' ( sjni Have Huerta Resign and EnRace for Presidency correspondBerlin — The Mexican ent of the Frankfort Gazette cables “a remarkable change for the that better would occur and the Mexican be solved problem probably could without Intervention or blockade" on the following lines: The new Mex to meet provisionally ican congress and Immediately order new elections General Huerta to resign at once and f assume the post of then in of the northern army Huerta Is case General United months the president after six States to agree to accept him Would ter Finds Filipinos Progressive Manila — Clarence B Miller congressman from Minnesota left for the United States Saturday In an interview he said he was in favor of an elective senate for the Philipines and added that he believed the Filipinos had made more progress in the last fifteen years than any other nation in the world Take 6anta Fe N M — Fifteen hundred Navajo Indians rallied in defense of eight renegades ana are reported In irmed encampment on Beautiful mounmiles southwest of the tain thirty-fivagency Shlprock defying United States Marshal Hudspeth to take prisoner the renegades who are wanted on federal warrants charging horse stealing assault and bigamy Two troops of cavalry have been asked for by the marshal and the request has been referred by the war department to Major General Carter In command of the border patrol It Is feared that before the cavalry arrives the renegades will be joined by many more at the command of the medicine men and of the plural wife men who are reported to be stirring the Navajos to rebellion Th& Indiana are fortifying on a high table mountain the summit of which is aproachable by only one tortuous road MEXICAN CONGRESS ORGANIZED Huerta Intimates That He Wilt Now Be Ready to Resist Intervention Mexico City— Organization of Pres was tdent Huerta's new congress completed Monday when enough sem ators were gathered to form a quor um In the upper General house Francisco Prones was chosen temporary chairman of the senate and a committee on credentials was A plmllsy omiflttfe of f’V ehameer-Htalsv began the Berlin— I suppose that a traveler opening his eyeB suddenly upon the hills near Maastricht In Dutch Limburg after having’ been conducted from some other thither blindfold country would not find them very But let him approach them over many miles of flat landscape the barge route of the Zuld Willems canal and they appear the of mountains The most romantic eye has for so long grown accustomed and monotonous to the low level that It Is hungry for a hill The spur of wooded heights and the Petersberg seem to rise as If by magic over the water Towed by slow horses or more frequently pulled by powerful tugs the familiar Dutch of barges and schults reminiscent ploders and the sea pursue their way unperturbed by the unaccustomed heights It Is aB if Holland had strayed into other lands Yet there Is a character about the Dutch uplands that ie quite their own At MeersBen the familiar scenery of the Netherlands begins to rock and swell and adapt Itself to the hole ol mountaineer as It encounters the counof But It struggles to the hills try preserve Its nationality and succeeds There Is a note of Holland in it alL For instance near Geulem between the stream and the ridge of hills la planted a poplar wood Through the glades of trees which are placed with cm orderly reserve unusual elsewhere glimpses of the swelling green upland appear and the mingling of formal forIs what est with the steep one would Imagine' a Dutch mountain to look like Jf there were mountains In Holland— and there are As the the occurred Debt Growing Washington — The Bureau of foreign announcand domestic commerce es that the national debts of the world now aggregate $42000000000 an Increase of 20 per cent In the last decfiile- - - Withdrawn From Calexico Troop San Francisco — MaJ Gen Arthur Murray issued orders Saturday withdrawing troop I First cavalry now at Calexico Cal guarding the dam and other property of the Imperial Irrigation project MISS ELEONORA SEARS FERDINAND MAY ABDICATE Bulgarian King Residing Coburg During Crisis Incognito In His in Country Berlin — King Ferdinand of Bulgaria who arrived Monday In Coburg is passing through such a crisis accordto well informed circles m ing burg and Berlin that his abdication of the throne In favor of his son u probable The king Is residing incognito at the palace in Coburg He spent Monday morning in prayer at the graves of lit ancestors Austrian statesmen are doing their utmost to discourage bis proposed surrender of the throne because they the' young consider Crown Prince Boris likely to be influenced by the element friendly to Russia Fined for Killing Huntington W Va — Letha Perdue 19 convicted of involuntary manslaughter for having shot and killed James Kendrick her paid a fine Monday of $25 and court costs a total of $71 and was released from custody Miss Perdue’s defense was emotional Insanity and the unwritten law aged iCKTSM'1 Vh a Death Ends Controversy D— Mrs S Falls Emma principal iu two sensational trials for the murder of Miss servant In Agnes Polreis a her home In 1906 died Monday Sioux - Kaufmann at Alkmaar traveler ascends the valley of the Geul he discovers lowland scenery half merged Into the romantic atmosphere of the hills An avenue remin-ceof Hobbema leads the eye to fantastic caves and steep ascents and a paved yard appears that might have been a subject for De Hooghe did It in a fantastic not end unexpectedly cliff In which an oven and a stable appear strangely The outer galleries of some old quarries have been used as houses and it looks somewhat eerie to see a door open in the rock and an old woman hobble out or to see lights at night at little shuttered windows dotted about in unexpected places In what at first sight seems to be a barren precipice As the country rises towards it becomes less wooded and takes the character of a rolling upland of cornlands and cultivated fields here and there becoming a waste of heather and bracken The soil is of a sandy nature and the top of the Vrouwenheide the highest point in Holland abounds in stunted and windblown pines A windmill crowns this a at point only a few feet height short of the summit and its sails as they sweep round must overtop a elevathousand feet — a considerable tion for a land generally spoken of as without a hill The summit of the Vrouwenheide itself Is 970 feet above Across this upland runs a bleak and rutty track whereon can be seen carts loaded with brushwood collected from the hillside or sand quarried from the roadside Sometimes a cow is in the shafts with a dog as an auxiliary harnessed to the axle underneath “Mou“I have ntains!” says the White Queen seen mountains to which that would Boot and Shoe Workers Strike be a valley” Yet these high lands — Milwaukee Wls Five hundred boot of Holland are well worth a visit It and shoe workers of the United Shoe is not because of their height that we Workers’ union went on strike at a are charmed with them but on aclocal slio-factory Monday because of count of the quaint blending of lowa change In the piecework system re land placidness with upland energy lilting !n a decrease In wages All beauty says Bacon contains something strange Plans War on Hog Cholera Pomerene Washington — Senator has introduced a bill to appropriate cholera $500000 for combating hog He declareu that the loss from that disease this year would aggregate 1500000 0 0 Prisoners Given Twenty Lashes Del — William Reason Wilmington and James Byard who were negroes convicted of burglary were whipped with twenty lashes each at the whipping post of the Newcastle county workhouse Saturday From Burning Lawrence Mass — The operation of Escape Building practically all textile mills in this and 500 Chicago — Between 400 Cary of Wleconeln Is men women and children fled by fire Representative city may be affected by the action of unIn to constrike a bill of Introduced who voted the author 200 firemen escapes when fire attacked the Northday gress to make October 12 “Columbus less their demands for an western university building at Lake are granted and Dearborn streets Day" s nations jegal holiday on High Table Mountain Defy Officers' to Come and Them— Troops Have Been Asked For Fortified and About the Dutch Uplands Character That Is Quite Their Own— It le at Meeraaen That Netherlanda Take Hilly Proportion for the presidency and that the cabiwork of revision of the deputies' crehad become divided into camps to inThose who opposed Aldape included dentials and there is nothing minister of foreign dicate that the formal opening of Querido Moheno minister of congress will be postponed affairs General Blanquet Huerta talked President informally war and Jose Maria Lozano minister to the members of his staff and a few of fomento personal frlendB on Monday regardpossibilities of Intervention ing Car Shops to Be Rebuilt United StateB He intimated by Salt Lake City — The car shops oi that the would be he ready to resist Buch the Denver & Rio Grande In Salt a step Lake are to he when rebuilt the The opinion is expressed In varideclared most modern In the country ous circles here that the United B F Bush head of the Gould railsoon will inaugurate a blockroads at a banquet held In his honor States Rumor has it ade of Mexican ports club at the Commercial Saturday President Wilson would be conThe capacity of the shops will that night tent such an action and mlgnt be increased until they are the larg- even with permit the embassy to remain est on the system President Bush in Mexico City until an open ruptuie promised Law Pass law was Manila — An napassed Saturday by the Philippine tional assembly after a heated debate which was framed by The measure William H Phipps the insular auditor reaffirms the old Spanish statutes the against slavery and Incorporates laws American The vote In opposition was small in spite of the warmth of the discussion HUNDRED NAVAJ03 IN DEFENSE OF BAND OF EIGHT RENEGADES net World’e MAN HAS PLAN Elsewhere They Commonplace Are Mountains in Holland DECLARES THAT IT IS A CASE OP LIFE OR DEATH WITH HIM AND HE WILL NOT RESIGN From His Cabinet One of the Minister Who Advised His Abdication and Advocated Abandon-- t ment of Power Sixth Time in Pact Three Ciudad Juarez Changes ' and Captors Condemn Federals to Death la the last three years il GAII THE FI HILLS Miss 8ears a well known woman le to bo the Instructor of I athlete polo team of Boston society girls r |