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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 28, 1914 · page 3

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1 WANTED
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549.130: 685. South NorWaIk 12 8 lit

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WANTEDwLADlEs MAKE ruou‘

35 to dill pet Meek In spare time:
my and pleasant borne work; send
use; for instructions, samples etc R
10. Brown and 00., box 884,18ridgcport
Conn ' 1'28 2t

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tribute free pkgs. perfumed laundry

clinch Good pay. All or spare time. ‘

No money needed 1299 dliumer Bldg.

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WANTED—~YOUNG MAN WISHES
position at drawing Drafting room
preferred. Chas Zettergren. R F. D.‘
No. 43 Norwalk. ‘ {27 3t

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. WANTED-4‘0 «BUY . ALI» KINDS
pt chickensi Best ceSh prices paid.
Rowland and Lethe. corner Crockett
Bjt. and Roles Rood, Rowayton. . Tel.
517. £27 3t
WANTED-JI‘O BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices. for int calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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UM TYPEWRI’I'ERs—L
Smith. Underwood.
Remlntton other
makes. hold?" rente
repaired. Rental- 8
per month. Machine.
. cold It 35 per month.
tier 1:: he. helsfl;nlrrgrid3‘ype-

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ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN.

 

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20th Century Triumph

This oupmtunlty to get cured of
your ailment or disease may be the
star Ilung' to you from the Infinite.

b All known diseases have been cured
Biggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-

gans, the Nervous System and the
Spine

A system of healing which brings“

Ubout the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and 1body into harmony

lilo. MILLER

il55 Waehlrgton St. Keeler'. Bidp..
South Norwul k
Office Hours—9: 30 e. m. to 9 p. m.
MOnday, Wednesday, Friday, 10:30
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KNOW
THYSELF

WORKMEN'B COMPENBATION.
LIABILITY, (HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Write Me for Sample Policy.

.0. T. McGovern

lllv’iUl-‘tANCE AND '.‘!EAL ESTATE
155 Washington street,
.ouih Norwnlk. Conn. Tel. 346.

The New Science
, DEFINITIOQI or CHIROPRA¢TIO

. Chiropractic is the denuiilon oi.’ the
house of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the some Disease in cans
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
”:5 back. Elven it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
[slimline in the different organs sue

 

 

Chlroprecrm remove the crime or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve eye

. demo in your body Female trouble.
time special attention; also serve
lure of the spine. You will never to
are: giving the Chiropractor s silence
to heipy

~ ' Magnetic treatments given also.

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Lincoln and Roscoe Avos. Chicago, ,

TO LET
To LET—A SMALL COTTAGE,
rear of 62 Meadow St.

 

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Rent 55. iu-‘Rods—afiatobins oasis other Jan. 15; lord. in St. Joseph‘s Church
qulleou premise-s 'Pibone 1361. 5'28 1t baby chillies alter Feb. 15. Address examines, in the pest, have proved

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LETwFUR‘NBS-HED "ROOM lPhone (180. NOT.) 59-4.

with: all Improvements and use oi"

telephone. Inquire 108 South Main
St South Norwelk. Tel 1342-5.

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E To LET—«AT 91 SOUTH 55th or.

second floor 6 rooms, rout $16; also 1
Henry .51.. second floor, rent 89. 00
:Mrs .S A. Yonder, 241 East Ave.

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K To LET—5 LARGE‘ROOMS. Wl'l‘ll-I
”lunch, electric light and all modern
improvements inquire 19 Hillside St,
South Norwalk. [28 3t

 

 

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LOST—681‘. BERNARD PUPPY, 7

word for return to W. s. Wade, 119
West St.

 

 

If other methods have failed to
help you and other

Chiropractors

hurt you, call on me and be con-
vxnced that I am using the BEST
and» MOST UP TO DATE

Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL. D. C.

53 Mmdow St, South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
107 Atlantic St., Stamford. g a.
m. to 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free,

 

 

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OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS

T0 PARTICULAR PEOPLE

skill and! accuracy should be the
first consideration in taking core
’0! their eyes

We employ experienced Ocullste
Mgraduste physicians to examine
eyes. \
87 Atlnntlc Ball-re. Stamford.Cann.
Open 8st. Evenings. Est. 1897

 

 

 

South Norwelil, Conn.
Correspondence Cards

Special. at

1:5c

PER BOX

RIGGERMAN
nos. 64 North Main St.

Daily llld Bunuey Papers
Delivered.

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LOST—FRIDAY EVENING. 0N

Monroe ISL, pocketbook, containing
sum of {money and key. Reward for
return to Sentinel office. 128 3t

months old. unaware to “Peggy." Re-

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Daily Line
TO NEW YORK

for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27.19111“; River, New York
(feet at Catherine street), every day
except Sunday at 3 p. m. Ereigllt re
solved at Norwslk up to 5 p.111. and
South Norwaik up to 5: 30.

NOR WALK
Steamboat Line

ANlilililG J. SMITH, Lessee.

' frfifiomsisgul’oord. control Agent.

 

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mt. scrotum-hie or onerous; some other matters were talked p l
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“reef leaks drop us a card or the East River

3 , , CT. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.

FOR SALE On Sunday evening at 7: 30 there will
be grand musical venom; and a ser-

SINGLE COME ‘ilHODE ISLAND men by the luv. 95 Sullivan. of Stem-

'l‘hesee

luos'ron. Feb. 2s.-—"rhe financial

 

is illuminates! reason {or its. exist-

01 criminal onence'or violation or law
so flagrant and open and so'harmlui
to the community would be tolerated
for a day In this state.“ ,

The declarations or'o mode in the
report submitted 'to the legislature
today by a commission appointed by
the governor and council, under 11 re.
solve phased by the lust legislature.
to investigate the white slave traffic
so called In this state. ‘

The commission has conducted a
detail in estlgailon in seventymlue
cities and towns. Including 'all the
large cities and the more important
towns. Groups or women under or-
reet or serving sentences in usual in-
slitutious and reiormutorles have
been examined and studied.

"While the oIl'IcInIs In no city in the
3state havelopeuly adopted the policy
0! segregation'und‘ toleration," says
thercported, “yet It is a (not that in
certain cities there are streets where
there urekmauy so-culied houses ol‘
ill-lame. in these cities the business

31) C. Lsdue, West Norwalk. Conn. very Interesting and instructive and
524 11s have been exceptionally well uttonded
people from all sections oi the city.

FOR SALE~SINGLE COMB R I flocking to them. This year the some
Reds. heavy winter laying Wetralu blah standard WI" be carried out.1
Eggs 15 for 81.00. $6. 00 per hundred thch announcement is a genuine
penfljty guaranteed Pnllete and cook. pleasure to the enuectsnt worshippers.
erels for sale 11019,”;an B Quack- The choir. under the emclont direction
submit. Barton [21 31 or the organist. Miss Madeline Masher,
has been very busy for the past tow
FOR 3ALE~BWTNIESS LOTS 0” weeks preparing a vespers and musi-
Day St. Can be bought at bargain my program ofavery high order The:
prices it taken at once. Terms ur— 'ohoir has always enjoyed the repute-
ranged. Lawrence Agency. 127.1“ lion oij rendering exquisitely some of

the finest church music and this year
FOR SALE—‘17 FOOT OPEN GASO' they intend to outdo all previous or-
lene launch, 2 1-2 H. P. engine. Every- to no
thing in good condition. Victor John-

, ‘ . The. grand musical vespcre will be
son, 6 Flatt (St, Enetlhorwalk. 127m sung every Sunday evening during

Lent.

The announcement that Fr.8uill1sn.
of; Stamford. will be the preacher. is
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FOR SALE ~— ilABY CIRCKS.
Rhode island Reds. Strong utility
stock. Hatches coming off every .iow
days. Eggs [or hatching. W. SH’Stew

, will be his first appearance in South
urt. West NOTW'EW- ielophone South (\‘orwslk, his reputation has preceded

Norwalk 94' ‘12“ 5t illiuu and he is considered one oi the
finest and most promising or craters
among the junior clergyman or the dip

 

as in cities in other states “here so
igregution end tolemllou is the accept-
ed official policy.

“:11 the large-1 cities the must I'll)-
grant and open expression at the
‘commercialized aspect of prostitution
'Is in connection with certain core.“
‘and saloons. These places knewn to
be enormously profitable from a com-
mercial point of view. The police
take the position that they have no
right to interfere if the letter of the
law is observed, but it Is difficult to
understand why these immorui ruler:
and saloons arc tolcmtcd, as tho li~
conning authorities liuvc full power to
rum-e1 the licenses. There is 1m in-
limule connection between certain
phases of the liquor traffic and prosti
iutlou. ii is probublc tliut the men
cngugcd in the legitimate liquor busi

FOR SALE - RHODE ISLAND
Red or aimed Plymouth neck eggs
that hatch. chicks that live. :1. 00 per The services begin evory Sunday
1‘” ‘6‘ 00 per 100' :Buby chicks 16 evening during bent at 7. 80 and will
cc. .ts each Paterson, 4 Winfield 3‘ the over before 9 o’clock. Come early

East Norwalk. 121 (it and secure it good seal

 

 

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HOR8£8~HAVE JUST RECEIVED -
s carioador young- lows horses, fresh
from the farms. Some nice mulched'
pairs; rlso single and business horses.
Come and look them over at The.
Hershfleld Horsc (10., corner Concord!
and Wood so. re;. use. 13 n}
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8 US! NESS NOTICES N ..

LANDLORDS HOUSEKEEPERS— l‘iric MacDonald of “cat Norwalk,
I hang wull panel, 251: double roujtlic iumouu New York photographer
Pointing reasonable. 1914 samples‘wlm will only photOgruph men, and
book just out. Work guaranteed. two has become Iniensoly In‘tercslcd

 

 

 

 

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Brown. 38 Water St.lNon\-1'ullr. {27 at I!" Molnar Scout irrevemelz‘l. oil: 9“; uess \vculd (so-operate in clitoris to
(““0" “K ‘0 organ 7‘9 a c on. 0 dlsdssoclulc this alliance In .le'assu-

$1.00 DOWN. $1.00 A WEEK lBUYS Scum workers mid troops In this lo- cllusctts”
ludieé' 01- gents‘ watches, all other culiiy- ‘Mr' MacDonald 23y“ “31“”. The commission has rcrelmd no Ni
kinds of jewelly and household furnl- (ommlsslouer of "‘9 M5“ Wk 1.011 dent-c \vlli<~11,\~.uuld show that thorn

lure Morris chairs a specialty For headquarters, and is one of the nu-
Imrticuiorn write or telephone \1 H tlonol figures in this movement Many
linker, l9 Ediic Ave__ 5;, Horwniu 'l‘el. of the Iocul people know of him
616-2, {27‘1“ through his work “dill the boys in
_-.,, "Wcst Norwaik be having 11 slimmer
J h F home here on Millard street. Al 11
0 n Duntaine (considerable expense to himself, he
will give you suggestions and osli- has established a camp on some prop-
mates for that job of inside or outside 8le which be EOI- Gilbeblally ‘0? ““5
painting or paper-hanging that you will purpose. and during “‘8 winter time
have done this spring. A postal will when he resides I11 the city. he comes
bring samples to you. Personal Mien. up every week, walks from Tnlmadge
flap to all work. Hill on the New (‘anaan branch.
3 BURRIT‘I‘ AVE PHONE CON about two and onenlloli miles so as to
I meet his boys on their meeting night.
{At the present he is running a. scout
Imnstcrs school in New York having
A GOOd ROOf Testlcborge of the part of New York run
ning from 14th street to Harlem
If you. (,River and cost from Filth avenue to
lie spoilt Lincoln‘s
‘phone us. We will repair and Birthday at his place here. when he
paint it all {of one price guaran- bad part of his scout umsters' school
teed,1c per square foot. Call us ”“9““

bus bmm 1111 organized luoi‘mueul in
this still? for the buying ul‘ selling of
wogmu for immorul purposes. Novor-
tlicless. the report says lhnl millions
of dollars are invested in establish
mente utilized for such purpmes, and
that "prostitution in all its multitu-
lions yonsiitutcu 11 um business or
lending all over the state."

“The commission
ledge." the Fermi continues, “of any
irregular connection of the police with
the business of prostitution in most
of the larger cities, in marked cou-
traet with the conditions revealed in
recent vlt'e Investigations in other
states.“

The report emphasizes the dangers
In unrevuintcd lodging houses, public
dance bells and recreation parks.

The commission has found ”wide-
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is a hard snow storm.

the conditions it has found to exist.’
udn expresses the conviction "that
this evil is susceptible of successful
attack and treatment."
"The {not that ouodlnlf oi the wo-
men examined were actually feeble-

 

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GENERAL ROOF AND MASON , v HOYT'B THEATRE

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CONTRACTORB. lioyt's ’i‘hestlo continues to be just minded," the rollolrl 8593. “Clear“ :39

1 as popular as ever. The show which WW {0" 8900993“! "WWW“ 0 '9

‘1 Welhlnntotrw 8° Norwelk, Geno, lIo being given the last three days or WWW 0f “'13 (‘195311 The mental
°"‘ 7"- the week 13 considered to he a hum status of prestltutes under"\nrrest

 

(linger in every sense of the word, and should be determined and such of
w tho Norwalk people are beginning to them as are found to be techie minded
.3 realize more and more that they are or detective delinquents should be
‘ getting their moneys worth and o no placed under custod 1 treatment Tile
‘ tie bit more at the popular playhouse recognition of 'I’eobie minded {girls at
I Another creoklnggoodshow is books linearly-ego in the «public schools
'ed for the coining week. Meanwhile and proper provision for their protoc-
locul theatregoers, who are fund or is tion In the community or chutddlul
good show. willwislt the playhouse this care In 'un Institutionwould prevent
slicmoon and this evening and see much or the observed immorality
winsome Dorothy Rector.~ comical among young girls and the resulting
Quinlan and Richards. the whirling. temptation to :1)on ’1
wiry NOVEI‘I'OG tho dainty girls in The commission recommends the
Fairyland and the clever colors in Wll- appointment, or “on1 qualified women
lidnl Bond's "His Birthday.‘ "_‘with the proper authority on adjuncts
'rr'- lto the police systems of the lumen
PERSONAL TAX 0‘353- follies" to did in reaching and Illiiueuc
lug reckless und unprotected young
girls" .
Diseases. resulting from immmnlitx,
the commission declares should be

 

 

DO vnu WEAR GLAGOBN
it so are you satisfied that they
have been titles to your eyes In 11
correct and proper manner? time

May Given Your Eyes That allot
which you expected they won t it
they haven't or you need sluice,
column me at once.
WILLIAM J. MODRI
OPTIGlAN.
Room 5, Keeler Building,

No. 155 Washington at.
Opuoelte Moyt'e Winner
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to 0.

N. V addresses—727 2th Ave., 9 to

4 p. in. daily.

 

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There were several personal loll
metres in the £11th liverwolkside or
the Town Court, this mornlug. Judge

 

 

 

 

and Patrick Fitzgerald will the tax

., ....T_._ ... Several other cases went 'over for
'r. Y M 0. business . «anniveeks mo'ro, Saturday...

Trinity Young Mons Club met last would be the Idol condom
night. It Was voted to purchase is ' 1
pool table, The club will “
Mondays during Lent. be
will moms in. acid sports
spring and may hove 11 b ‘

diseases oi which boards of licnlth
take continuum, .

The commission submits sets em

 
 

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filth“.

hivestlnliars.

profit ol‘tlle business 01’ prostitution ‘

once and continuance. No other form ,

is conducted in much the souls woyl

has no know,

sentiment ngdinst the continuance of‘

John Keogh meridian. William Lyle included 411 can list at contagious.

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Tribal View Threelenedla Samoa
attache in Persia and Spain

fist-fun—

IPAGQPAGO. American Semen, Feb,
1’9 vie Ben Francisco“ Fen. 27r—
Three regenedo native soldiers or
German Samoa, were killed and
another wounded in an
waged with u posse sent to arrest
them. according to steamer advices

 

counter and others Were more or less
,serlousiy hurt ,
I The four Someone had been neuteno
ed to three yours imprisonment tor
raiding 11 Chinese humbling house dud
stealing the game stakes. They
broke out oi: the guard house, entered
the government armory and made all
with rifles and ummuuitlml.

The posse sent after them learned

menu on a ranch Three hundred no
tiles joined the white men in the pur
suit. and the regenedcs lfinally were
brought to buy behind a shine wall!
The foul‘ soldiers were from the
'I‘uamasngu province and the natives
Who aided the whites were from the
province of Dane. As a result or the
light the motives ‘oi 'l‘uamssaga pros-

’incc haVe‘pworn to avenge the three

soldiers who were killed, and a trlbinl
war is thl’cutened.
' Riflemen Surroundcd.

'I‘EHERAN, Penna, Feb 27 «Seri-
oils lighting belu’éfrn the gendsrmerle
and the large body of Vusridelwnn
rliicmen Occurred yesterday at Kuze
run, In the province of Furs. di’ty-ilve
miles west of Shiraz The command
er of the ge:1durmcs,.\iujor Oblsson a
Swede was killed.

The battle continued today. The
riflemen drove the gendormes, who
are about 150 strong, into their bar-
racks, which they were still defend
log with grout energy when the last
report left.

[Reinforcemenls have been activated-
ed from Shiraz and a detachment of
British marines i‘rom iluuliire.

Portugal Revolt.

MADRID, Spain, Feb. 27 »» The
Spanish Government has roceiwd in
formation that on important revolu-
tinder) 1.1ovemenl is In proglcss in
Poilllgal Micro :1 condition of anir
(by exists, according to on announce
mom made team by lb:- Spools:
17 ndcr SOCl‘ltlil‘} of Stall for tho Iutr‘r-
tor.

Won «firm is' llf'llll modc ly the
oulbolilics hole to obtain full parti-
rulerx' oi tin- mcurrcnccs in Portugal
but hiibuio it has been liliDOSiilMl'
to learn definitely whit is takiu:
place, :11; all (ommunllutlon Including
even wircless tclogxuph) is iullrruui
ed.

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OAK TREE FOR LIBRARY.
Presented to First District by Bucking-
ham Post.

The regular meeting of the board of
directors of the Norw nlk Library was
held last. night in the historllul room.
the president in the chair.

The report of the librarian shelved
5, I393 books givcn 0111,1111 Increase over
the some month, last your, 01623 One
hundred and twenty-lilo books were
added during anunry and February.

The offer of a gift of an oak tree for
the grounds of the library from ~k~Buc
lnghum Post G A IL, was accepted
with thanks.

A report of the reflect'oscopc fund
sllc wed the debt reduced to $90.

Announcement was made of a talk
to the children ‘to be given Thursday,
March 5th, at {our in the afternoon,
by Mrs. G Willis White open as-
tronomy it Is called "The Story or
the Stars," and Will be Illustrated by
original colored sketches by Mrs.
White shown through the roilecto-
scope There will be no paid admis-
sion as Mrs. White is kindly giving
her services. .1

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED,

Mr and Mrs. C J. Ferris, of 5
Henry street First District, announce
the engagement of theil daughter.

kioreuoe M.. to Frdd ii; Candid, or
Kingsbrldgc. N Y. Miss Foil' :1 Is 11
very rlmlnnlugl and popular young

lady and her host. of friends wish her
every success. She Is also on nccom‘
pllshed musician and. until recently
was In chnrgp or the music (1 part-
most at the Roller 50 10c and 25c
slime. ’i‘lm wedding. will take place
sometime this month:

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NEW YQR‘K. itch. nits-.llnlmy ul-
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sentetlves or dual 3
states. in Oblhusm- Willi,
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iy two weeks in a tropical sill,
would show If his wounds rim ‘

for the surrender oi the body
widow, that point will DOLM
until all the evidence or n medics
nmlnution is secured. .
'Ijhat Generaldurrsnzo ,w
getting into touch with' th “that
at Juarez dud Chihuahua. ,
exert his influence to clear up , _
ton case, was the informal assu' .
which vouched here today. it was

for the body 3
Officials had before them tolls , do
error Colqultt's * telegram 931.,
whethel the United Slates recognised
any constituted government in North
ern \lexico. with whom he could err-
runge for the extradition or thoéo
whom he believed responsible for m
death of Vergum ‘5
Not Hopelul of Capluyc,
LAREZDO, Tex" Fe b. 28.—-—Amdrlcmis
along the Mexican border were _ not
hopeful today that the slayers or 01
monte Vergura, the Texas ranchmau
killed by Mexican icderols. would 5
identified and punished by Provisionu
President 'Huertu's govommcmn .
It was pointed out that Maxi
War Department exercised little re
strolnt over the isolated bonds 0! red ‘
oral tioops. While they tool. more
hope from expected action by dlvlslo
military chiefs, it also was remember
ed that Verghru. already had been ex
outed when General Alvarez, in, go
faith, it is believed, promised his 1’
lease unharmed. _
Friends and relatives of, Vulgar,
have started an Inquiry into the klliin
in addition to the investigations being
conducted by the United Stotes Gov
eminent and the Texas authorltlallu
hepurts from llidolgo. where Verger,
was when by orders oi Captain April
one Rodriguez, seemed to indicate
act of desecration on the body. Ver-
guru .‘Viil executed by shooting on
many believe the subsequent hangin
of the body and its abandonment. to til
olen. enls was a final hit of humiliatio
toward the roncbman, who had pro-1
tested when his horses Were stolen.
The iolalion of the body was still un
known today. it is hoped to bring it:
back to the United States.
El. lASO, Told, Feb. "8 eflbnfles,
Artliul Percevai. the British consoled“.
Galveston, who was sent here to luv
tIgatc the death of William ’8. Benton ‘
today continued his inquiry without.
seeking the assistance oil American ,f
consular agents. Halvover, Georg ~ .
Carothers, representatives oi theSte
Department at Washington, and Thom-
us Edwards, American consul at 3W
oz, held themselves in readiness toad
slot Mr?! Percoval at his request hr
upon instructions from Washington. ‘
Constitutionalist oilicers at 3W9,
yesterday received instructions (to
(ion Villa that hereafter the Maurie;
can consul shall be inicrmed promptl
of tlw arrest of all ioreigners.

 

DR. FREDERICK Fox page.

 

CAwUT-TA {British limits, Feb. 28.
~—-Dr Frederick Fox, on: Auntruilall
scientist who had devoted his llielt.
the treatment at snake bites, diet
today as the result of n. bite 1mm 1!.
snake which he was using for expert
mental purposes

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attempting to prove the edicncy u
what he had claimed was 11 euro outi
dole to the virus 0: the snake. it
bad just finished treating ll 89
which had been‘ bitten, and be had
succeeded in saving its lilo when he
was attacked by 11 deadly llralt health
which is peculiar to British build.

The snake Indicted- -ilvo puncture 3..

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to demonstrate the eii‘icaoy of hill on
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turbo, but the llflh‘ escapes! his no
later In the day nymptoinumt me
but developed The antidote mode
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