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MEXICAN EDITOR
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IMadero and Suarez Were Slain in track li
National Palace, Ho Asserts? night. I
Colonel Alcalde Declares He Can 80 <*'SB
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Prove Version of Death of Presi- gauna <
dent and Vice President. Francis<
San Francisco, Cgd., Dispatch, March Colon
20th. kn?w n
Col. Manuel Blanche Alcalde, ^
"^publisher of The New Era, a Mexico ^
City newspaper generally regarded ^
as the mouthpiece of the late Presi- tejjg
dent Madero's administration, ar- uuttj he
rived here today with the assertion ^
that he "is in a position to prove"
that Madero was shot to death and 3 *
that Vice President Suarez was 1 3 Pf
strangled in the national palace on C?" P '
the night of February 23 and their hav^
bodies taken to the penitentiary. ^ ^
"The reported assault by the
guard," said Alcalde, "was merely 3c^
a farcical ruse and a part of the plot. j Jto(1
When the automobile was llred upon
guards were only pouring lead Into
the dead bodies of the President and
Vice President, who were murdered gtorm j
In the palace hours before." ^mi
<joionei Alcalde described himself ^
as an intimate friend of Madero. gtate j
His mission in this country, he said, ' 'l ,
..... crushed
would be to expose the plot which
brought about the Diaz uprising and \viiich y
the deaths of Madero and Suarez.
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Accompanied by his wife, two s rj
small children and his brother, w|Knls t
Joaquin, an army captain, Alcalde .
been wt
fled from Mexico City February 23,
cKTOHS t
taking an obscure route to Salina .
mule.
Cruz. The party disguised them- ^
selves as peasants. On reaching the \'inu
west coast port they remained in ,irt
seclusion 12 days, believing they *jie g '
a- would be killed if discovered by v
agents of the new government. They h0Q(j w
chartered a barge to reach Acapulco crossed
whence they took passage with ley pl-i
other refugees. tre^8
Colonel Alcade asserted the news .. ,
path of
of Madero's fate was known in mdeg j(
Washington before the hour named gt
in the ofllcial version as the time many n
of the alleged attempt to rescue tQ h
worst s
"As a matter of fact," said he, sootjon
"President Madero and Vice Presi- f
dent Suarqz were killed between 8 0?ci<
and 9.30 o'clock, Mexico City time,
on the night of February 2 2. The
president was shot from behind and |)|(nN]1 *
the powder burned his neck. Suarez j ^ ^
was choked to death. His secretary, . ...
swelling
Fernandez de la Reguera, saw the j
J>ody two days later and there were
/Auger marks on the throat. One eye 1
*?md been forced from its socket and Jt
the tongue protruded." ? >
Colonel Alcalde was positive in
* his assertion that Madame Madero ?
lo lieni
had told him there was no hope for Teacli
I her husband, basing this fear on an teiirie
interview slie had with American > Sectic
Ambassador Wilson on the afernoon f?onf.rai,
? ,, , South C
of February 22. cipa, OI
"Madame Madero and Madame the sch<
Suarez went together to the Am- In the v
bassador to implore him to inter- ^ 'teiMh
j cede for their husbands' lives," he soii00i ;
said. "I saw them when they left now re<
the embassy and they told me there neglecti
was no hope. They said Ambassador l'1,> *\U(
Wilson had expressed to them his ti()ii??
belief that the president and vice tion or 1
president would be executed as the and to i
Huertistas regarded their death as vo ,l
... . , . dlscreth
for the good ot the country. Fduoati<
"General Asoarde was in com- Sec.
mand of the guard that night. I schools
was told by another olficer of the Superin
guard that it was he who slew Ma- ^V-rHn
dero and Suarez." number
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r miier in 111s criticism 01 Am Da a- 11011, in
sador Wilson, Colonel Alcalde de- <'ance. i
clared the American diplomat had ^ow'th
declined to intercede to save him rational
from arrest rfnd death. private
"I had protected fifteen Ameri- sur'1 ot'
can families In my school, the Inport
w
ternado Nacional," said he, "where close of
I commanded three hundred sol- subject
dlers, feeding the Americans and *-ty-1
Sop '
w housing tliem during all the fight- oaph ?0
ing from February 9 to February cation t
18. After the lluerta coup, fearing Intendei
arrest and execution, I went to the "wHhs
? astir vo
; ambasador and appealed for his port' ^f
aid, in return for my protection of supervh
? his people. He told me at first he tendent
5 could do nothing. Finally he asked ,>ort
I .. . ... meanor,
me to write my name on a card with of Jn '
that of my brother. Soon afterward tlon, sh
a friend of mine rushed to mo with of the c
the Information that tho American
e^'assador had given u card, on COrt'ifica
which were the names of my broth- ported I
er and myself, to Secretary of tho tion, an
Interior Granados and the latter PesiJ tnk
had immediately issued orders for ' ' g*(.?n|
our arrest. This friend had over- lected 1
heard part of a conversation be- the eou
tween tho American ambasador and us a par
Oranados, In which he said the am- Sec*"*
, bassador had said that my brother of Acts
IjL and I were lu fear of arrest. .Gran- hereby
^ No. 2
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There Is no better medicine made teacher?
for colds than Chamberlain's Cough as well.
Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, expect i
relieves the lungs, opens the secre- colored,
tlons, aids expectoration, and re- above,
tores the system to a healthy condition.
For sale by all dealers. w County
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THE L.
plied that we had escaped KING CONSTAN
>ntion but would attend to A8CED
e8 at once and the order of ?
ias issued. Takes Constituti
friend hastened to me, gave ln Chamber c
purse and urged me to flee. ?* 101 Guns.
dexico City disguised as a Athens, Marc!
iborer at 10 o'clock that stantine of Gree<
dy wife and babies were al- . .. ,
, . , , .. tlonal oath of o:
uised. Thanks to a friendly
nductor we made our way to of dePutles yest
Cruz and embarked for San ,ous clrcumstan*
co." of the highest c
iel Alcalde said Mexico will an(j the ent|re
0 peace for years metropolitan of
1 wants to be president, he
1. "but Huerta will never ?^rounuea ny t
e palace until he is driven H?ly Synod ln f
successful revolutionists. He od Pra>er and t
az there will be no election oath the
i has restored peace through- drm vo'cecountry.
Huerta has not the Tbo ^'ug the
t intention of carrying out and all the cabin
t with Diaz and the other metropolitan coi
itors ? the hearty che
le asserts that pape.s that A salute of 1'
Ben smuggled out ot Mexl- "h,c" the royal
assist in proving his charges, P,llacc for the c
these papers will reach him tlr 1 ant weat e
Angeles for which city he crowds who chet
ay way and mllitar;
J intervals played
7LONE CAUSES DEATH. them.
Upon their i
Sweeps Across Lower Fort the new King a
.1. J. Broom Loses His Life. the congratulati
Mill Special to Columbia of the cablnot ai
.larch 2 2.?J J. Broom was SO,lS' after whlc
beneath a falling tree and tendered the res
instantly killed in a cyclone istry' K,ng Cont
. , ? " fused to accept
iwept across lower Fort Mill
. , ? its tender was c
p yesterday morning. Broom
,, ? i i ? added that the
ding a mule in from the
, , , . , , , Venezilos enjoye
lear his home, where he had
>rking, when a large tree fell ? tu cr?"ulie
road, killing him and the ljat< r lng ( c
tT, , . . . hers of the rova
His barn was also blown
panied by M.
lie beloriglng to W. W. Stew- Salonlki where
killed and several houses on bod>
wart plantation were blown brought to
Other barns in the neighbor- ""ship, which
ere damaged. The tornado 1(>r,'lKU meI1 ol v
the creek into Pleasant Val
ying havoc among the forest $100 Re
&nd unroofing houses. The rpad<.rs of thll
the cyclone was about two & ?cieUh,ha'A^
)ng. staRo*. anil that W Cu
la thi> only positive ct
eele Creek, above Fort Mill, Fai fraternity. cut?
, , . , disease, reuulres n
?ports are coming in of dam- iuir? Catarrh cure
louses and barns. This is the the^a^toEuu11 tliw?-l>!^
torm that has visited this ?J
in many years. JT.& faftl '.n iu
itorm struck F"ort Mill about offer one Hundred i>
, ... fails to core. Send t
>ck yesterday morning and Aj,ir0as r. J. cue
nsiderable damage. The Sold by all Draw;!
s of the Mooney house were T,kc UaI1 s *an)lb
low 11. A great deal of rain ?
en here in the last 4 8 hours, _ _ ?
; the small streams and mak- nil
roads almost impassable. Mill m*UM
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icaster Leads.
AN ACT
lice tlie Filing of Reports by fMT TW TT
tors, Principals and Superin- i' ? ;
of Schools. I ffl III
?n 1. He it enacted by the
Assembly of the State of *
arolina: Any teacher, prin*
superintendent employed in
aols of this State, supported
I'liole or in part at public exdiall
file within two weeks
e close of the session of ciiol. ~
i full and accurate report as
juired by law. Any person
UK, refusing, or omitting to
li report when requested by f/ \m
inty Superintendent of Edu- g/ \u
hail be liable to the cancella- g/ \l
liis or her certificate to teach. Ml \
i fine of not more than twenlollars,
to he imposed at the gKg
>n tlx- Hoard of
shall report to the County
teqdent of Education upon H
therefor, of the county ;?[
such school is located, the llf
bbt jh
c nutnher In regular
the number of teachers emnd
such ot I x i- facts' will
e grade and amount of eduwork
actually done in such \
school. The management of I
ter private school neglecting, li
or Omitting to file such re- i
lthin two weeks after the M
the regular session, shall be Jj
to n fine not more than
S. It shall be the duty of
Unty Superintendent of Eduo
file with the State Superit
of Education within two
after the close of the scholar,
a full and accurate reall
the schools under his
don. Any County Superln- J ?
failing to make such re
nun ue Kuiuy or a mlsdeand,
upon conviction therecourt
of competent Jurisdlcall
be fined In the discretion M| MP MP
ourf in a sum not exceer. ng In ffl
liars. |I||
4. The cancellation of any I Ot |
te hereunder shall he re- I W w v/
:o the State Hoard of Educa- III
be on J
:en within ten days after the
of the County Hoard.
5. Any and ail moneys col- Presenting an
lereunder shall be paid into , , .t .
nty treasury to be disbursed the beautiful e
iy 01 ine county Hoard Fund DEN DRAG01
thorized by law.
5. Any and all Acts or parts The Great Big 1
inconsistent herewith are _ t
repealed. fc. I
!03. February 27, 1913. _ ... n
above law applies to all oparklinK Lom
* in the county and to myself
So in self-denfense I shall
all teachers, both whito and
to file their reports as per
A C. rowell. Seats now selli
Superintendent of Education.
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ANC ASTER NEWS, MAKC1I 25, 19
TINE UOARDWALK CROWDED
IDS THE THRONE FOR EASTER I
onal Oatli of Office Annual Event at Atlantic
>f Deputies?Salute Largest Crowd in Its Hi)
Atlantic City, N. J., Man
h 22.?King Con- visitors from all parts of tl
:e took the constitu- ^ry crowded the boardwalk
nice in the chamber day for the annual Easter
erday under ausplc- purs aa well as the latest <
268 111 the nrosenen In " *"J ?"1'
B??uo outl mi I y wer
iftlcials of the state dence on the promenaders.
As usual today's crowd
Parliament. The 4 . ..
ported as the biggest in th<
Athens, who was resor^ Definite flgu
:he members of the not available, but it Is cerl
ull canonicals, offer- very few more promenade
lien read aloud the have been accommodated
King repeated in a height of the parade.
Despite the warning Issi
n signed the oath week by the newly appoin
iet ministers and the lie prosecutor that violation
iintersigned it amid excise laws would be pr<
ers of the deputies, many saloon and cafe pr
01 guns was tired "took a chance" and did i
procession left the business.
hamber of deputies. in the forenoon when th
r brought out great was at its height uumeroi
jred the King on his | were closed. Later, liowei
y uaiiua siaiionea ai that were tightly closed
the national an- morning were opened wide
a rushing business witho
eturn to tiie palace forcnee.
nd Queen received The advocates of Sundaj
ons of the members are reported to have been b
id other notable per- gaged in seeking evidence <
li Premier Venezilos to get warrants for the arre
ignation of his mln- offending liquor sellers,
antine, however, re- saloon and cafe owners wer
it, saying he knew ed last season for Sunday
mly a formality. He and paid fines of $200 eacl
government of M. of the latter were wary toi
d the full confidence iug that a second convictic
bring a jail sentence.
instantine and mem
.1 household, accom- When a man begins tc
Venezilos, left for much attention to a dim
they will arrive to- formerly did to a dolla
of King George will sign he is getting rich.
A 1 liana rtt. " ' * I ? ?
GREATER
NSTREL
all white company. Complete new program
lectric scenic spectacle, "PALACE OF TH
vl," and all that is new in minstrelsy.
Fun Show Featuring that Droll Comedian, CI
ANO, *nd the Sweetest Singers in Minstrelsy
edy, the Latest Music, Splendid Dancing. S
Novelties
I PA It AI >H and BAM) CONCH I
ng at Hough's PricCS2 SI, 75c,
\
**.v**v*?o VH U VJI CCIV
will be convoyed by CROUP
The very name str
j ?iaa r?r to the mother
ward, $100 u comes ,n tho lllp
t pa|)?r will bp pleased to . , .
t least one dreaditn disease OUt Warning ailll d
n able to euro.in all It* finrlu the. hnmo nn
tarrh." Hall s Catarrh Pure IlHtlS llle hOUle UU
tre now known t?? the mod- and the little whit
irrh bfliiK a Constitutional aul llle wnn
constitutional treatment. calls next dajt G
Is taken Internally. aetln?; f
oil ami mucous surface s of I'NI ,* IOMONIA PE
destroying the foundation , .... i ,
giving it ho patient strciiRth I ION is ail MIlfalHt)
nstltutjoft and assisting na- , , r?..?
>rk. 'Bfce proprietors have t-UJ lor croqrp.^ (Jlie
curat Ifu |siwura that they tioii relieved the v
ollars I.r any ease that It iiou icueveu me \
'or listjof testimonials. tacks in a few minu
NEY 4 CO., Toledo. O. . ...
sts. t7i. ternal, quickly j
r nils for constipation. liuv today and fee
ey Opera Hoi
One Night Only
tSDAY, MARCH
A. COBURN'S
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13.
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tor"5 i
=h?
iuursas
March 11, 1913. 46-54-t election
real or
Notice of Discharge. tion an
Notice is hereby given that tho ceipts ?
k undersigned, as administrator of the shall be
\ estate of Byar Culp, deceased, will opening
\\ on the 26*tli day of March, 1913, same af
make his final return as sifch ad- I
^nA ministrator, and apply to the ProSKA
bate Court of Lancaster county for
HB letters dismissory. *
H ELL CULP.
Admr. Estate of Byar Culp, De- 1
SB ceased. ,
mm F*-b- 25. 1913. 42-50-t OUt
7 WE ARE C
! OUR BUS!
I -.?<
industry here is a money making
v
thing that Lancaster cannot be
plant is for sale, including real
machinery and equipment, stock of
j supplies. Will sell entirely or sepc
| down the plant in about a week ai
V time we will dismantle and move
V Don't wait until the last minute.
S. to sacrifice, but will sell cheaper
time. Get interested in an exec
come to us for full information, de
HARLES %
? Moore Lumber &
HT V
V "Kvervtliini* lor I lie
50c'
oprietors mgmtm \
Hi#
closing i \ "- ^ L
usily en- ^ \^ vi?H0
e arrest
SMany Man Works From
TJw Woman's Work is I
AT one time this was true, but FOIt
' kS l*10 ^a^or saving machinery that men ware, f<
ie AS ne use today makes it pnnecessary for
r it s ji . i copper
them to work from sun to sun; and
_ w *1 rp
they accomplish a great deal more
a great deal easier. want ai
T'HERK is still a bigger difference TAK)
ikes ter- *n change of the woman's work small e
*8 heart. w^? U8es modern cooking utensils, peti ^iti
;ht with- such as 18 to^nd in our store. Not spend j
0 often only can her work be done quicker,
'prepared 1)111 more pleasantly and easier, to u',on J (
e hearse suy nothing of the difference in the fonl to
OWAN'S results of her cooking. the wo;
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LAN CAS
tes. Ex=
HARDWAI
1 ? NANCY HAIJi and other varieties
of Sweet HfTtato Plants, Tomato, Wher
Beet, Peppdfr, Celery and Egg and one
Plants. Fri# price list. siding i
WAKEFIELD FARMS, Xo. 5,
Charlotte, N. C.
petition
Notice to Debtors and Creditors. cation t
/Xpy All persons indebted to the estate mine w
mi of Peter 13. Hammond, deceased, tax of t
W i are hereby notified to make payment on aj, r
m at once to the undersigned; and all '
w persons having claims against said saitl *a
estate will present same, duly at- school i
tested at once. We t
J. H. MOBLEY, said dis
Admr. Estate of Peter 13. Ham- tion at
inonil. HoPfinaort
7
...
Notice of Election.
as one-third of the electors
j-third of the free-holders ren
Van VVvck school district.
In Lancaster county, have
ed the county board of eduo
order an election to deterhether
or not an additional
wo (2) mills shall be levied
eal and personal property in
n Wyck district, No. 5, for
>urposes.
lereby order the trustees of
trict No. 5 to hold the eleoMassey-Yoder
Co.'s store on
ly, April S, 1013. At which
only such electors as return
personal property for taxad
who exhibit their tax reind
registration certificates
allowed to vote. Hours for
and closing shall be the
> all general elections.
A. C. ROWELL,
II. E. COFFEY,
J. H. IIAMEL,
junt> Hoard of Education.
Notice.
iscribe for The News.
lsing!
INESS I
i
other interests. Our
propsition and somewithout.
Our entire j*
estate and buildings, V
material and builders' V
irately. We will shut Z
id if not sold by that A
V
to our new location.
We haven't anything
%
now than any other
:ilent proposition and ??
tails and reasons. V
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I lTllg. U). t
liuililin*" ^
Sun <o Sun
Sever Done
some purposes you want tln5r
others granite-ware; again
and enameled ware or woodi.
We have every article you
id the way you want it.
[XG into consideration th?
ixpense of a properly equlpchen,
the amount of time you
u it, and how much depend*
iur cooking, you can well afhave
the proper utensils for
rk
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