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Friday, February ziy iyi*. SAFIV OF FOREIGNERS I; NOT 10 BE OVERLOOKED' BECOMES tOMMAMJINli PHASE OF , JftEXlCAS l'KOBLEM s Negate Will Talk With Doors lloseu. ?Will -Not Open Its Discussion of Delicate Questions to Public. ? ! ? : 1: Washington, Feb. 23.?Regardless of whetaer or not the execution of j Wil.iam S. Benton, British subject, by j e iGen. Villa was justified, today's devei- > opments emphasized clearly that pro- j I ^ tection of foreigners in rebellion-corn c Mexico had become a commanding i j problem of increased iixternational ! I importance appreciated not less by | President Wilson than by leaders in j congress. Briefly, these* were the day's ;! : r developments: jt AftoT- o pnnrfppnpp with President ! r w vv"* . V Wilson. Acting Chairman Sliivejy of j ^ the senate foreign relations commit-'t te and members oi the committee; reached a:i understanding that, the : Mexican question, if taken up iji the : senate, shouid be discussed behind !c closed doors. j.j Pending resolutions looked to bet- j j :er p:otection for foreigners soon will ] be taken up by the senate. t The British embassy announced that r the British co-nsul at Galveston, Texas, ? has been ordered to i<ii ?*aso 10 assist z in the inquiry concerning Benton, but x in no way to interfere with the Amer- ^ can investigation. ( Intimations were received through j \ semi-official channels that marines "would be landed by Japan and France ^ to act as legation guards in Mexico r City along with those of Great Brit- ? ian and Germany. That the Huerta government is not . ^ averse to the sending of foreign lega- js tions officially, but the United States ; j for the present at least will not fol-! ( low the course of other nations. j c ? I' Britiau Stirred by Benton's Eiid J London, Feb. 23.?The British par- j , liament and press have been stirred j j by the recent killing of .William S. j Benton, a British subject, by order | of the Mexican constitutionalist, Gen. j j Francisco Villa, at Jaurez, and today j, . J the question of protection for British : ] interests and for Englishmen residing } in Mexico was macie the subject of c earnest consideration both in the 1 house of commons and in the columns of the newspapers. Sir Edwards Grey, secretary of State | * * ^ i lur lureigu aiiaxi t>, njuaj uuiuucu uie attitude of the British government, and the nature of the communica- j t;.ons the British ambassador at j ' ? < Washington has fcad with the gov- j ernment of the United States. He j ( said that Sir Cecil Spring-Rice had I told Secretary Bryar that the public j opinion of Europe was likely to be ! seriously affected by the action of! i rirv>-> Tiroo i vjr^u. tinci, ?i lii^a T? ?o | ^ greeted with a cheer. The foreign -secretary assured the house that the government was taking j ( all possible steps to learn the facts of j the Benton case and to secure full pro- j tection for its nationals in Mexico, but 1 pointed out that the government was powerless to take any measure in the J disturbed regions. Francis Dyke Ackland, parliamentarian, undersecretary for foreign af- j fairs, made an earlier statement in ; which he said, "The pacification of i Mexico is an object w2 earnestly desire to see accomplished, but it is impossible to effect i: by British intervention. Yve do not intend to make any attempt of that character,-which would be both futile and impolitic." j T.iat the British government is con- j cer ed ever the reported disappear- 1 <?x-e of other Europeans :n Mexico is 1 evidenced by the fact that Sir Ed- . v/ard has communicated with the ambassador at Washington respecting steps that it might be possible to take to ascertain the whereabouts of j these people. !, M "PVi a it CL~\' ? >\?iT*C <-?TfnUir?ry fl-v -x ? -.XV, iit >? ? i4i^ a ? 4UIII15 U1C results of the inquiry instituted by the United States government, practically * are united in condemning the action r of Villa, which some of them regard as nothing less than murder. i1 All Eyes Turned Toward Capital. : ' El Paso. Texas, Feb. 23.?Interestj' in ihe execution of Wiliam S. Ben-! ton by Gen. Villa last Tuesday con- ' tinuerl with litMp ahai^mpnt fnHnv but all eyes were on develouments at j1 Washington. ; ^ Consul Edwards at Juarez tonight j said the S ate department's request? ; ^ it was a request and not a demand? that Benton's body be turned over 1 .to the widow had met with no re- , I spot;se from Gen. Villa, who is tit , f Chihuahua. The request was tele- . f graphed lost Saturday, and it is re- j par ed that Consul I ?-hner at Clnliuahi'a will rone v.* hi? pi op. ]:ei'to:r.< fronds a:- -or; that, while Vva-auy^jz may f IMV-n-avie 10a- . sobs accept the olfieia! version of a , courtsiartial wi'VIi t' e rebels allege tried Tlentoa and f.uni him guitiy of ittempting Villa's lite, there is still 10 disposition among them to' change heir own verdict of "murder." Seek Eye Witness. They are working tirelessly and louefullv to find a wi:ness to the hooting upon uv.ose word tliey can ely. There is said t;> be evidence hat an American witnessed the hooting, but that his assDciations villi the rebels made it unlikely that te will speak unless unusual pressure .. 4 /-x Kao p r\i-\ 1 Ui uu^iiv iu uvai uii n*iii. The federal junta which has tnergetic secret agents at work as veil as many sympathizers, is engaged ilso in an attempt to ascertain the letails for the purpose of ciiscredit;ig the constitutionalists. Rebel agents are frequently to be net witli in public places, volubly ex>'aining what a hot tempered man Benton was. One of thfir stories was hat Benton, in the foreign club at ^hihuaiua. once assented hotly that le wished his skin were darker so hat he would not be mistaken for . "damned gringo." Caused a Fitrlif. The incident is said to have oc uired a vear ago and :o have resulted :t a fight between Benton andbfgnfii n a fist fight between Benton and ?hil MoLaughlin, a newspaper man. lien resident in Chihuahua. The pair eturned from the field of battle on t friendly footing. These occasiontl outbursts of the fiery Scotchman lever affected the real friendship vhich the Americans felt for him be;ause of his known integrity and >lunt honesty. "I have lent Benton as high as >5,000. without a sratcii of a pen," elated an American well known in dexico but now among the refugees. At unimianua.it is said, \ ma is atempiing to find in the court records something to show that Benton had )ecome a Mexican citizen, but his iousin, William Benton of this city, ;aid Benton was very careful to mainain his status as a British subject and' hat in a number of legal papers he svas scrupulous to have this fact set orth. Anxious About Bauoh. Anxiety over the fate of Gustav ^auch, the German-American, officialy reported by Villa to have been removed to Chihuahua for review of lis case?he is -charged with being a spy?today cropped out anew when it / tvas reported that Consul Letchner ;vho had been instructed by the Scate lepartment to safeguard the prisoner, aad been unable to see 'Tiim. Legal papers showing Bauch's birth >1' German parents at New Iberia, La., reached here today and were forwardid to Chihuahua. There still is no trace of Henry Jompion, Roger Laurence or the i du^iiiiiau, v_ u i lis , wiia nave ui? appeared in Mexico, nor is there any confirmation as to the date of arrival of the special train on which. Villa ias promised to return 15 American recruits among whom the rebels leader suggested the missing Americans might be found. An American employed on the railroad bridge today said that when nila passed with 14 or 18 prisoners, iie noticed a tall man in a golf cap ind a shorter one, who appeared to )e aii Englishman. l-'irsf steps Taken In Benton Inquiry Washingion, Feb. 2i.?With a remocr hv Qon'r/ifti r\* f^rvon tr> (Inri J U.VC U WJ VUi J , U it V ^ V* v X A . Francisco Villa that the body of Wilam S. Be.:ton. British subject, be ixhumed and turned over to American officials for examination, the Washington government considered :liat the first step had been taken in ts investigation of the* recent execution at Juarez which has l'ocused the n-es of the world anew on the Mexcan situation. Just what Gen. villa purposes to lo about the request for the body apparently was an open question late oday. Early in evening Secretary Bryan had accepted a message from ;>.e constitutional chief to Consular \geni Carothers at Juar:-z as a promse that-, the body would be turned >ver to American authorities as soon is the matter could be arranged. This message was transalated to read that, .he body would be delivered "but not it this time." Not That Far. .lust before midnight State department officials made public this announcement: "American consul at Chihuahua reports that Villa declines to deliver [ientoi's body bu,t will permit the ividow or relatives to visi? the place cvith American representatives, that 'or ! heir benefit be wi'l order exIrarautien of the body w'nri then will >e TiKv.U rred in grav< frois which it S r V-DV. a." Gen. Villa is a: CUih :.:'i':a and it >. j a v. ' 111 ?; . i s . i . : * - v?s .':ia' cr?ranni:!i<;:ttion him. Fr->m *'ie < ->?:**: f r r.:" won c?^isJrover-d. on T: -ntrmV Im.'v. p'?y?iV'il] r' "})5^ |f, ;jV vvh.fth?!? 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The board of health of tie city, at l meeting on last Tuesday decided hat small pox that has been prevail ng in this community for some ti*e s now on the decrease and while vac:inatior. is not compulsory, they would tdvise eFery one who ha? not been raccinated in the last year or two, to to so at once, as it is a sure prereaive of ttfiis disease. But if any citi;en refuses to be vaccinated aid hould contract this loathsome disease hey will have no one to bl&me but hemselves. S. S. Cunningham, Seer tary of Board. AUDITOR'S XOTICE. Assessment of 'Heal and Personal . 'roperty for Fiscal Year 1SL14. I, or m authorized agent will be at tiie folowing places named below for the >urpose of taking returns of both real state and personal property fo" Fisal year, 1914: Newberry January, 1st to 13th, inclu ive and on every Saturday. Longsbores?Monday, February 2nd. Silver Street?Tuesday, February rd. Chappells?Wednesday, February th. Newberry Cotton mill?Thursday, February 5th. Oakland Cotton mill?/Friday, Febuary 6th. Mollohon Cotton mill?Monday, Febuary Oth.* And in the Auditor's Office in the ,'ourt House Friday, February 20th, .fter which date a penalty of TO per ent will be added against all persons, irms or corporations failing to make heir returns as required by law. I I'ould dislike very much to have to dd this penalty but I am required iv law to do so. The law requires a ax on all notes, mortgages and monys, also an income tax on gross innmes in excess of $2,500. There shall be a capitation tax of ifty cents on all dogs, the proceeds o be expended for school purposes. )ogs not returned for taxation shall ot be held as property in any of the ourts of this State, All male persons from 21 to 60 ears, except Cenfederate soldiers, or hose persons incapable of earning a upport by being maimed or from any 11 1 ??-? Vvl /-v f a TT O T\a1 ) LllUt cause, die liaaic IU Ck yul. ax of one dollar. Rear Estate is to be assessed this ear. Each tract or lot of land must ie assessed separately. Aho state o assessor whether you hav* bought r sold any real estate since last reurn. The law requires that all proierty, both real and personal, be asessed "at its true value in money," rhich is construed to mean, "The sum f money for which said property, uner ordinary circumstances, would el! for cash." Please don't ask that your property e taken i.-?m the tan duplicate the ame as Inst year. The law require* hat all property must be'listed 01 cgular tax return blanks and prope~y sinned and sworn to by person makes: return. Please be sure to have ear returns in, on or before '.he 30th f February, 1914. Eugene S. Werts. County Auditor. )ec. IS. 1013.