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- TO LET l son SALE
lWANTEDWCO’MPNTEN'I‘
oi housework maid. Best references Willy located.
(lull Mrs, A. H. Cole,
i'lnst Norwalk.
WANTED —— PLOWING
done by the day.
“39 it walk.
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WANTEDMCOTTAU ii
01 six rooms, all improvements Mush Av.,o EastNoiwalk
be centrally located.
' care Sentinel.
LiVE BOYS WANTED!
tie 'want a few ii1e bovs to sell 'nrd WS‘
llhc Metropolitan in your 103111. Pleas
ant and profitable work after school 1“ 11' Donahue
No capital required. We send
Other boys are
Be melrcasonable, good location.
Write today Boy, 35 Co3e A3'e..i‘1}ast Norwalk
you first order free.
making money. so can you.
tflrst in 3our town.
43:! Fourth Ave, New York.
lNSURANCE MEN,
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
, health and natural death apol-
1'. Most liberal of today.
then desiring an agency, liberal com
muleslon and collating interest given.
Address with partlulars,
, Boston, Mass.
, meats.
WANTED—2 SALESMEN FOR 50.
Nu'walk and vicinity, capable of earn-
:ing' $18.00 a wéelt.
, 19111 Fairfleld Ave,
J. H. i'iorau Sale
WANTED—RY YOUNG GIRL,
nation at general housework.
1:7 li‘airfleld Ave.
WA NTED-l3Y
flux 9, care Sentinel.
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WANTED—cussed TO porous
by the Vacuum
Ncsdnt disarrango the house. Prices
Work guaranteed. E. P.
21 Adams Ave.
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS'
cattle and poultry. Bed-t market prices
paid Extra prices 101- tot calves.
56.00 for bob valves to fatten,
Friedman. Conn. Ave.
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC-
orating. Painters’ supplies. Wall pa-
per, up-to-date styles,
Estimates cheerfully given.
ders solicited. Tel.
White 61 1-2 Ely Ave.
-V—v._~.......
lowest prices.
401). Alexander
I have it at last.
roofing leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed 'for 15 years. Wine people
are having me repair their Titiwork,
Plumbing and lHeating because they
HENRY A. HEGEL’EINV,
PhOne 110612 or 373
John Fountaine
,I'wlil [rm you Indigestion: Ind esti-
11111111111- 161' that ion o‘i inside or outside
{painting or paper-hanging that you will
have don’é‘ this spring. A postal will
' bring samples to you. Personal sbten~
idea to all work.
I. BURRIT’E AVE
The. Ncw1-Sc.“"n
in 'sz on ,mom.
- 0111:09th 11 the dsiifiltha' ”1 till
cm of this disease and, the. art. or
:ddhwting the some.
. mm a wrench, twist or n'prain’ in ‘
the, back Even' it done , .
, it, ”graduated nerves
.141 Wash. 8t.
PHONE CON.
Disease is caulk
FOR
lots,
TO LET—ll. 11 AND 1'1 ROOMS. (YE. '.
inquire 7b “halting-
SALE-«TWO l-lt‘ll.lii.\‘il
at Sound View 'l‘crl'uco, final
. ton St. 1129 bt Norwalli. to hp sold cheap. Address
1). C. Landiu, :32 Lowe street, “South
TO LET—~15 .il/OOM COTTAGE 1N Norwalk. 1129 :21
1 Meadow 51.; all improvements; rent ---— ‘
‘ FOR SALEMONIG YOUNG 1311'
$14. Apply 1'}. M, Tolies, South Nor.
1129 lit bag 22; lbs. Mrs. hi. Nolan, Wilton,
qncar depot. it. l‘i‘. l).1ltaute :lil. 1129 :ii
TO LETMROOMS 38 OSBORNE
luquir‘cltaymoadi FOR SALE—lull
' 1123 at about body, no tank;
REGAL RUN-
naad Ambler Wilton will fit l1'ord
“39 “Zli‘llls'i‘ PAGE. icar. inquire Arthur ilodwell, Match
and llailey Co. 11214 in
T0 LET—TFIRST FLOOR, 7 OltClbl ,
all improvements; 520111.111, MOTOR CYCLE iNDlAN, SOLD
inquire Dr W J. Tracey or clamp to quick 11113 111
1127 {it‘som Box 8i
Thomas Peter-
ilowayton Conn. Tilt
'.1nont1h
ll" ..
TO LET—FIVE ‘ TWO SEAT-
lu good can-
Inquire. 112 West Si. 112‘! :1
i
ROOMS, RENT] FOR SALEviUl'flCAP,
F li‘oppe, 'ed surrey, rubber tired.
1127 thdition.
TO LET— LARGE FRONT orrtcnl FOR SALE“... {.1001 now llOAT
$50013 r001“ apartment newly valllt'iaat bottom, 2 seated. Practically new.
ed and authored, centrally located,’ Will sell cheap. luquho til Gleuwood
$12-00 “mime ”9‘13er Lander, 4 . Ave. or telephone 91134. 1127 31
South Main St, room 9. 1124 (St
FOR 8ALE-—L\U‘.\V 10 H P. 'E'N-
T0 LEV-FIVE ROOMS. “'ITuiglne, Schoirier carburc,tor ’l‘hermcv
improvements 9‘30 “0W W0 family. muffler and (“lean magneto, at a bar-
house, Woodward Ave; ll” improve-13am, i'owier‘ s lioat Shop, East Nor
inquire United Grocery Co. walk, “2—. ‘it
or W. 'S. Wilcox. 1120 tf
FOR SALE OR RENT—.LARGE
and commodious house, 12 liaviland
St; easy terms. For further particu-
lars inquire C. Swurtz, Old’Well Cigar
To LET——-5 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
deu and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave. inquire Mrs. ll. Tar-
lov, 102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. Co. “11111112311
1165-5. 1118 ti -r~——-- -m-_—..._ .......... ..__...
«mm --~~'- ~~-~—~-1—:‘- MISCELLANEOUS. .
Wm. H. Guthrie “Mimi's!”-
worm
is ith. U 11
m n on
Remington“ 11:13:}
makes, wanna
repair-9d.-o Rental1
p‘sr month. mo inI
1 Auctioneer 1
and Real Estate
Tnnapnoun ' 11165-2
mm a: 85 per mon
. 3‘?va
‘. mm" chant. 1MP Turtles!!! Ami'
rt. Conn. 1 .
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lliill Hillllitl
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk 1115.,
',Conrt, April 2!, A D., 1914.
Estate of Charles 1 Selleck, late of
Norwalk in said district“ deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, lnfli limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for. the creditors of said estate to
exhibit theil' claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to pres at their ac-
counts. :properiy attested within 11111111
time will be debarrcd a recoverv All
ipersons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
'to
Why Suffer?
tWithtl1.'1t'torrlble headache, toothm
ache or coughs. colds. cutarrh, neural— ,'
gin, sore throat, rheumatism, sore feet,
burns, bruises, piles or other ailments,
when one application of that marvel-
ous remedy, “.liealine," will «give imme-
dnite relief, and with constant use it
is always a care
[We have, sold 1, 500 jars of illealine
in the City of Norwalk alone. isn‘t
' that convincing of its wonderful re-
sults? .
Get a 3 oz. jar, 25c, at your drug-
gisuthoday, or write Kelley Whitney
Extract Co., Postoflice Box 116], city.
Send for free sanuple.
Probate
MAY Ill. SELLEC‘K.
Adiuinistratrhr.
.3 1.1
.
V- ._ ' 1122 29 mil
You are strong and well,
That’s pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That’s natural.
Your spine may get out of order,
That’s possible.
You need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today.
That's wisdom.
{on mist the baht,
’i‘h‘a't's proper. , '
Painless methods.“
'I‘hat’s discrimination.
See E. Barthol D. 0.
That's important.
Offices 80 Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place. 1
Delays are macaroni».
.That's all. ..,,
All BC ...TH0L. D C
1:113 Meadow. st. and dermis.
11111M-CJ1pu'1m"“11"
12117 Atlantic 6:, Stamford, 9 I. '
:11. m5 {mp-m.
Spinal Analysis Free
_.—.—.. w .47. ....._...... -----.__
to the Sales of
Property
Be it Ordained by the
' icity of Norwalk:
Council of the‘
soual, owned by the. City of 'Norwaiit,
hard
(lily thereto affixed
Slade
hereby, r’tipcalod
Adopted by‘ the Council or the titty
gunman this 28th any of April.
' AUNOYRA
.Aalrll 2th. 1914. ‘ 1
N'CTS I. l‘lUitNldEhL,
‘ Mayor.
3 only business 1111' 1N1;
street, slast hornets.
debited and ,
1 some marines.
lof
l Mexican friends living along the
loo River,
Sec. 1. All sales. conveyancas 11111113
transfers of property real and .per- liere 0‘ any darlings ‘0 “"3 0" wells, through a region in which so. many
ftanks q‘fid pipe lines in
shall be made and issued in the name
and behalf of said City after reasona-
his notice and public hearing, and at-
tan. a resolution providing liar such
sale’, conveyance and transfer, shall...
11 passes! in due form by the
'Conncii of said City. and all inatruw‘
ments of conveyance shall be signed
and ‘ueou-ted by the 'Mayor in behalf
of said ditty-Ind have tho 1189111 or the1
. destruction. ' " ""
. under and
downt
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illVlIS Hindi 11111111011
(continued from last page)
W
between Huerta and the American
tloveininent "so 1111111 11.11 more was no
invasion of their lurrltor y," was on an
couraglng tlnvolopiutuu
News that Anicilcnn Consul
Sclimutz and lip other Americans who
had been detained at Aguascalientes
by Federal soldiers had been released
and were safe in Mexico city on their
way to Vera Cruz was 11 relieving fea-
ture, of a tense situation created by
previous repel-rs that 1i'itizcns of ~‘hc
United States had been snblcricd'to
persecution. «Refugees continued 1 . .11
rive at Vera. Cruz from the llucrtu cap-
ital and special trains today \Vi'i‘u l1)
pick up additional foreigndrs between
Mexico City and the coast. The trans-
port l'iuncoclt was seal 1111111 Vern (Iran
to i‘ui'rto Mexico, to take away l'ul'u-
111312.. arriving from Lilli inicrioi- b3 the
'i‘chuunicpec ilpiirond,
Reports at the, Navy Department to-
day stated that (‘harlcn 11‘. 81111111111111
had been in Mexico iiity March its.
when he said he intended to 1111‘: for
the United 'States early in April. That
was the last‘inforniatiou concerning
the movements of Simmons or his as
sociiites. A radiogrnm from the steam-
cr Oregonian off Key West late last
night stalled that she had on board
23 Americans anilcigbt lauropcan rc-
fugees.
All were reported well. “Will pro-
ceed to Delawdt‘aBreshwater unless
receive other orders." was-the message
from the Oregonian's captain.
ISuplpemtniui reports from Rear Ad-
miral Badger today stated that wound-
ed American marines and bluelnckcts
on the hospital ship Solace continued
to gain, and that critical cases appear-
cu nopeiul.
“Each day." the report stated, "it
begins to look as if 3111 would not lose
a case.’
Admiral Badger added that the
31 ounded on the New Hampshire, it“-loi
all doing well
News of the continued Constitution
alist attack on Tampico was received
at the Navy Department. Rear .Admlr.
al \luvo stated however. that there
did not seem to be any serious attempt
made to take the city. He said the
uunibei of dolistltiitiounlists around
111111 small, and that they did not have.
anyartillcry. Admiral Mayo has an
ranged for tii'ev'Jl'ztl rel‘uggesfluow at
(.‘crvortes to mark their way downthe
113cr1c in liéirrn,1vhcic they will
'31ml :1 1111.31.11) (191L131. L'nhctl States 13' or ,1
vcs obi. 1 31*" .».«,
The superdreaduoughi. New “1111,.
flagship ,of the new special' service
squadron. took ,0‘,‘ coal at Hampton
, Roads yesterday. and resumed her run
for 1319.11.11... waters today. ,Sha carried
Some Americans Prefer to Stay in
' T‘ampico.
raumco. Men, Mbnday, horn 21.
1 nmwwzm
made to the ,Britishmomnlani '11-. the
American settlements along Hi i lagoon
are deserted. ‘ 1..
Tile temper of the Mexican popula—
non toward the A11'11111'icans during the
exodus was not nearly so violent as
might have been expected. No attempts
were made to molest Americans.
Some excitable Mexicans insulted
them, but none was assaulted. The
mob vented its aneruy in waving Alexi
can flags, firing pistols, breaking a
111w window». dud shouting ” Viva V\‘ii1x
lcol" ..
V The Anicr’lch'ns‘ubo halt
Sunday ‘1vbis'lpiantci'11d aboard the
crulset Des biplane, 11.1.1111 they 111-
innincii until they 13"11111 transferred to
'l‘umpicu
, the (.‘ antleld, which is now taking them
to Galveston. .,fi‘,bp steamer Monten-
dco, flying the Ib'liillilbli naval ensim
and in «11111-1111; of"oilli'crs and 1111111
from the Spanish cruiser Carlos \'., 111'-
rlved off the porl Holiday to take on
Spanish subjects. She left today for
Vera Cruz with 1.50 refugees. includ-
ing four Americans. The only Am-
erican warships off the port today are
the gunb‘oat Dolphin. the cruisers Bir-
mingham and Des picnics, and 1113111
torpedo boat destroyers. The llcr-
minus and a few foreign merchant ves-
sels are still in the river.
Refugees Have Hard T|me
VERA CRUZ. April 29.1-«(lommal1d-
er 'i‘weedle. of the .ilrltislr’cruiser Es-
sex, who went to Mexico City several
days ago to interccde for foreigners
held in the capital, returned heio late
yesterday and reported that his mls- .
also has been s11ccessftil.
President Huerta, Minister of War
Blauquet and Foreign Minister Portil-
loy Rojas assured Twecdle that they
would return all American prisoners.
and that all Americans desiring to do
so might leave via. Pucrto Mexico. but
that the trains on which they would
go would not be provided with escorts.
The train on which Commander
:l‘weedle came back to Vera Cruz pick-
ed, up 100 American refugees from
various interior points who were 11111
'.semblgd at Soledad.
ida, :a‘outlt Carolina .1111! thcsler weic
','i‘liese refugees, who came from 'l‘l-
erra. glanca. Cordoba and Cristina, pre-
sented a pitiabie spectacle and were
worn, dirty and tired from 1111111112111
ful experiences. Women with babies
in their arms and young girls carry.
lug heavy bundles collecting all that
remained of their earthly possessions.
\vcat'lly trudged with the other reru-
gecs from the station here in charge
of agents frmndhe American 1'o:1su1
late, Many of the refugees are ties
tituic. and these were lodged aboard
the rescue steamers last night.
Commander ‘l‘w'ee'dle diduot't‘lnd it
easy to conviuhe General ‘lfu'e'rta rc-
gnrdirig the release of Americans, and
Sir Lionel Garden the 'brltlsh Minis-
ter, was called into the conference
Garden also visited Foreign hfinister
i‘ortillo 3' Rojas, and it was easll3
noticeable when he left the foreign
office that he was annoyed
General llncrta declared there was“
no reason for placing an ascort on the
to turn the Elliott family over to ;
howling mob, which surrounded tin:
station and filled the streets
The money was paid and P‘liioti 111d
his 'fiiinily '11 are lnarchcil through 11111
strain for more than a mile, bounded
all the way in the barracks by the
111011., For six days ti1cy,were kept
in the barracks, during the first two
of which crowds surrounded the plum:
howling for their lives, On two onra
sinus some of the mob forced their
way into the barracks and, had it not
been for the efforts of the colonel illlil
'two other olllciuls, Elliott and his fillll1
iiy undoubtedly would have been kill
ed. Toward the end of their stay, the
demonstrations ceased to a large 1.1.\'1
tent.
Manager lloyd of the Matzorougo
hacienda, when he arrived at Cordoba.
was forced by the Federal guard to
pay 1,0511 pesos for protection through
the streets to the Jail. '
(,Eli't'ulai's containing the words “Kill
the llringocs,“ and urging the people
to rise and massacre the prisoners
were posted about (‘orilo‘ba The cir-
culars also declared that the Ameri-
cans were nun-dining women and chil
drcn. .
At Pasa (lei Macho, which is now the
headquarters; of General Klaus, stones
were thrown at the train 3 it passed
and many car windows were broken.
Ii’aso dcl Macho is Some fifty allies
from the cap ol.
it is estimated that the three trains
which were to leave the capital lass
night would carry about eiglit~h1111-
dred refugees.
it required much use of the tele
graph to the capital before General
'hlaas could‘ be induced to let Com-
mander Tweedle take the 113 refugees
gathered at Soiedad into era Cruz.
While enroute to era Cruz the party
saw General. Navarro with forty
eight cars of soldiers and other do:
lachments, including 601) men front the
transport Progreso, willih was turned
bath from entering the port of Vera
Cruz by the American navy on the
second day of the fighting. '
The total number of Americans who
had been imprisoned" in Cordoba. and
who were brought heh'c yesterday was
113. Among them were those who
earlier yesterday had been reported
as dead.
From Mexico City comes the re
port that one American was killed by
a tnob in front of the Hotel illahci 11
few days ago. ills name is not known
here:
F. W, Lehmcr, a ranch manager
from ‘i‘11xtepcc,1wl1ose home is 171
Omaha and who was on his. way to
Vera Cruz tor a visit not knowingr oi
tha.de.3ciolmients here.~ was pic (ed up.
at Tlcrra Blanca by Federal soldiers
“l' wasnplaced with ten others'ia a
train, which '11'as‘iefl standing over
night surrounded 1131 a mob which con-
tlnilally' threatened to attack 'us."1 he
said. "The guards ale up everything
HVailalllc on the train; compelling as
to go. hungry. At every station up
to Cordoba, on the following day, sim1
via Vera Cruz, April 29. -Tlie Amen. refugee lining, and arty way he did .~llar' crowds '0‘)th the train and
can exodus from Tampico, which be.
gaa last Wednesday, April 22, virtual-
ly- reached its slid today with .the de-
parlors for Vera” Cruz or about 'shi'
Am'c'ri‘can V'ret’ugnes on board the tank
steamer 'Ca'nfleld. The total number
not care to aséumc responsibility of
the Jgafety of the passengers.
‘ ht was planned, according to l‘-oiu
" under Tweedlc to start three trains
from 'Mexipo i‘ity last. night. it was
estimated by General Huerta that
threatened us. While being taken
through the streets of Portfolio a squad
of young volunteers, who had just
been picsented with a flag, swept
down upon us and tried to run us
down. This happened at the ‘corrisr
of refdgees sent‘ from "here to Amerl- these trains, which were to be operat “here the municipal palace is located
can Doris since the movement began an by Englishmen would be able to 0‘ “helm“ 31c WW” “0‘ have 99"
is officially given at' £270.
take out all Americans and other for
raped as well as we did. ls it was
There “1‘0. ltotyever, still a number signers who wished to go This, bow- I “'95 ”999‘! 9"” “‘9 head Willi 1‘
Americans in Tantpico, These
amount to a score or more. They all
over, is regarded here as doubtful.
Keen disappointment was dispiaied
.flagstaff and a man walking behind
me was: struck on the head with a
have 1le lleféforanumber of yedrs; here by the wives of the men yet in '00“ and “Ni MS scalp badly cut
ican population, among whom
All Ol‘dlflflllct‘. Relativetuwy1111111121111 thought 0‘ by “)9 MCX- the capital and other members of
they broken families on learning that to the Mexican colonel that as ever made
have made many warm friends. Tl't'ey join them the missing ones would be the palace.
“it was due to the line conduct of.
are today sheltered iii-the homes or compelled to hike a 1m and danger- with a squad of police and solidicts
any, danger. 3.3“
No ctadfbid‘f reports have reached
and Politico regidn. but the Corona add
other great wells in the Fortune dis-
trict are overhifvi'ing. ”Many thousand ta even if determined to stop arrest-1.1113
barrels of all are being' lost daily.~ no:
cause no effective why of stopping tilt!
flow has been found. Oil expert‘s 'pr'el
diet that witplh“ a wool: or Yep days
the retaining rassr‘voirs wi'll hyorflo’w. ..
As a result a deluge of oil will he pi‘e';
2.A:Ii ordinances and parts 01'. mounted thin the river. and should this
ordinances inconsistent herewith are catch on lire Tompico and the moon.
of the river will be threatened with
.,
There was illin'ost a condition of part1
"in aniong’ 111's Ainsrlcans last Wednes-
" when. without an hour's vvaruln
,Ssg'little 3‘1““th of American ““6158 immediate (lanai-niacin 'inobs appears Was om passenger coach left for an.
‘ and 1a nus the Women and children
Sixty- “monomers of the Medina slept, ‘tlidrrost- ‘0! 115' sleeping do the“ rdcnt 1111311111911, 'tho' «11111111111191: 6‘
~ colany iu'tthls with of“ comes time
rai Mayo steamed
to ..
Sinceé'thin time, however.
immunity to do
slight assurance to those who know.
that the refugees now Vmust pass
ward to Cordoba and Orizaba. It is re«
garded as unlikely that General, Huer-
lng Americans, will be able to get in
touch with all the little leaders in the
south and hold them off, unguarded,
trains. . = ,
Commaii’der Tweedie and Julio Fran
co the )dnerprgta; from ,Vera Cruz.
were gluon an escort so far as Solar.
dad“, item which place they made their
way over Wain-”33.111111 to the Amen
lean train mmgfipru.
Cmnmandowdlllbssdle brings assur-
auras tbstdmoqpital is quiet and that about than high! on the tracks. Tilera'1niso’hiivl b‘cnn hotlflrdt
1 1.
gene. '2 111,9:114'1. . ' 1' 1‘ 1
among the‘ remand who arrived liters.‘
B
“'9‘ If? hdsiicii; and tliefi'wslrd‘r‘ Wald creation
1' “1111.11
PM“! pus journey. The fact that those on Vand plunged into the crowd scatter-
and tire probably in little. All routed had been released was only ing them. . ,
f‘Once in thg palace we were led;
upstairs in front of the late aoiitocos
office but all night a mob continued
“‘6 Tamil!“ have been arrested and taken north- to ya“ 19,1 {cm/51mg“, :nnd- 1119361111
times we thought they would break
in and try to get us. The colonnl1 1and
man stood by as, though, with girls
really for business hater .wo were
put in the pénitcntinryr which is in
. the same building, and for six; days'
. 11 o'clept on the stone flanzlng. There
were two women in the party, one
with a little bully. 'Wemors 'hlloived
«to send out and buy blankets, 1 and
managed to’ gobienongh to eat. s'uch as
“was. 1 ' ----11*1 1'1 - 11.11,. ’ ’
' ' "Monday, We were placed ch a train
and brought: down to Soladad Wt-
«111,.
1' stoma ‘
fiber '
“About reinvent
anted 10' leave have '1‘ hey Were‘hllitimv‘o Mays: in Cordoba morning roam. hand nrrlvon Eras
where theyitusrd mil trusted ékchpt ante. were not'goinu to 1.11111 board with [atom-m1 'm 1151331111011
1 . .
all; but Tweedio refused- to let the train
80' Without us; When we arrived at
11'111o'iuunii 1111‘ any trauitlt 111m dere' mediation undefihiisa 11v"
11 Macadam 1.1611111311131119
, ties and dealers exceeding these fig
morning for (‘thzncoalco’§; to pick 11
He rushed from the door,
’4 ‘ was asked anddecliped toilet for th'
— and its consuls in the United Sta
" nuiorsvmnmonmg
Ttidtlflii 1' ' crufnc'fits ‘i’li'nn "l¥1‘1\i:ll,'limsnt
along- the custom hang; ~ 1““: , 1' ‘11'1'11 ’
three steamers are lying, while 11121111
is very good lesson to believe that
the rebels hymn 'i‘alnpico will in
loot any prbpo all themsplvav
with the 11.111.111.11
for the purpuscxoi‘,
resisting any possible American Im‘
grassion, there is some uncertainty)!
to what course the .li‘edcrais would par
sun in «such an. eventuality. Geller
Zaragona, the {federal commander, he
made public announcement of his de
termination to defend "anipico to th
lust. ()n the other hand, he is report
ed to have said to a friend last Wed
nesduy that opposition to on Ameri~~
can advance would be quite hopeless;
that. he would only make a feeble show
of defense, sufficient to satisfy the (in. '
mantis of‘ honor, and than evacuate;
the city. General Zarugozo‘s forgo is
not believed to 1111 red 1,000 mm
(‘onsideriiig' the lulcrai situation
from the standpoint of rebel attack, all
indications point to their" ability to
defend 'l‘nmplco indefinitely. The Fed
erals are Well supplied with artillery
but the rebels have none. The robe
attacks hitherto have never been shill
fullv directed but alwaynhave been
futile.
The sanitary rendition at 'l'amplcd
is bad. The watei supply is seam, and
to a large measure polluted.
rge's Rebels to Give Up.
MEXICO CITY, April time—Dr. inns,
cio Alcocer, Minister of the Interior
has sent further messages to all stat
governors and to the jets politicos 1i
the territories, urging them in th
name of the president to push their
efforts to persuade the rebel leader
to unite in defense of national in -, .
rity Complete amnesty is promis ' ‘
the rebels.
The government has been compelled
to take action against the retail deal
ers in foodstuffs. Prices havcwis eat
an exorbitant figure and one shop wait
wrecked yesterday by~indlgnant cit
eats because of the high prices asked
The government has published a
official list of the price of commodi
ares will be imprisoned
Transport Hancock After Refugees.
VERA CRUZ, April 29.—->Th0 tran
port Harlcock left her at 15 o’clock till
the refugees 13'.'ho'lel‘t Mexico City has
night; They will be taken direct .t
Galveston.
Mexicans Rélease Jones
NEW sllA\ EN, April 29,—«Percy W
Jones, of New Haven, who was anion
those Americans captured a_,1iew"ilny
also by Mexicans at A nas‘Callentes
has bicn released and is new on hi
1v. 3 to Vera i r112, according to a. ct
,bléci'am lt‘('(‘1\1(l lioiu him by relam
lives here yesterday ‘
Envoys sou At Work
\\ASHlN(lTU\,Ap1il 29. «The en
voys of Brazil. Argentiuea and Chil
resumed their mediation conference a
10: 30 a 111., today. still seeking to ma»
hire «some rround of agreement be
tween the United States and Moxie
The only definite word coming 1
them was that favorable progress 1'an
being made and that a hopeful vie
was taken of the ontcomsf
BERLIN. April 29.——The" soot
American mediators have approache,
the European powers,.it was learn
in diplomatic circlestddaY. withfi,
request that these nations axe
fluence on President Wilson to
him make conditions which if 1'1
render the success of the negotiati ‘.
possible 11 1 '
1.an war Bulletins.
VERA 'leUZ, April 29.4—No Amity!
can .troopawere landed from the t 1
ports here during the night.
“The transport "Morro‘castic, wit
900 marines' aboard, arrived here as
iy this morning.
WASHTNGTON, April 29'. The J1"
ant-so Government, it has develops!
Huerm administdatlim ‘throtighits Cl"
lomatlc representatives ianshingt ‘
prior to Mexico-s applicaiinu to Spa
to perform this mission, which 1.3"
acceptcdi ‘
WASHINGTON ,‘Aprii 29. «An arm!
the in thc,dioulties ill between tit
’Uniteii ‘iStates‘ and Mexico has been
risked‘of thiib'nnvsrnmcnt'and Gen "
al Huerta by the Smith' American
'vnyn who lmc'lnndertdken to av
wsr1ibrouph mediation: Ambussa g
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