Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - June 7, 1911, Waterloo, Iowa LEAPING NEWSPAPER but tair night and Thursday ESTABLISHED 1858 WATERLOO PRICE THREE CENTS SMS Conqueror Enters Mexico City And is Acclaimed By Excited Throng ARISTOCRATS GIVE HOSTILE MURMUR Rumors of Plot Against if New Revolution With Felix Diaz as Leader is About To Break 13 NEPHEW OF EX PRESIDENT Coming Nearer Seismographs Throughout Country Jarred by Big Disturbance 4000 MILES AWAY DIRECTION UNKNOWN Life of Hero of Day Are Rife Mexico City June Amid the wildest enthusiasm Francisco I Ma dero jr today entered the seat of the government which he overturned The demonstration was the greatest Which the capitol has known in a gen Iration Business was practically sus pended and the streets through which the revolutionary leader made his tri Has 10000 Well Equipped Men Ready to Seize Southern Country Later Report Says 50 to 75 Were Killed in Mexico City Quake way were gay hunting and flowers with while from the throats of tens of thousands came roars of acclaim Viva Madero in Chorus The welcome began when great crowd at the railway station first aught Bight of the bearded and New Orleans June revo in Mexico with Governor Felix Riaz of the state of Oaxaca a nephew of the recently deposed ruler as its promoter and ruling spirit is said to be taktaK shape according to a pn vate leuer in this city yester day by one of the most prominent Mexicans in the local colony a man who during the administration of Gen eral Diaz had many Important posi tions in the republic Will Receive Strong Support The governor is one of the most powerful factors in the south says swell stocky figure as Madero emerged from his private car and stepped quickly Into a waiting carriage Shouts of Viva into a great chorus as the cry up along the streets loading from the railway station Throngs Fall In Bowing and smiling right and left was driven from thn station to the national palace and then to the home of his father at Berlin and LIv streets Throngs that lined the fell In line as the carriage passed until a great noisy tout friendly pro bad been formed scores of civilian societies politi cal organizations women in carriages and in parade uniform moved on to the quick stepped music of the military It was a spectacle stirring and un usual but amid the popular rejoicing May 29 and con could be detected the undercurrent j he letter and he has about 10000 men who are well armed and equipped including several rapid fire guns In the mountainous country his following Is very great and there are strong reasons for the belief that when the proper time arrives he will receive strong support among official inter ests opposed to Madero Looting Follows Battle Tucson Ariz June of San Francisco an eye witness of the battle of Culiacan reached Tucson yesterday Plevin who has a bullet wound his hand lost all his personal effects In the looting of the city He says the four days battle was precipitated by the stubbornness of Col onel Morales of the federal garrison Mexico City Jane earthquake at 4 oclock this morning wrecked several build ings including the artillery headquarters where were buried in the ruins The dead and wounded are estimat ed at between IW and oscillations moved from north to south and opened fis in the street The adobe houses crumbled but the dead In these cannot be numbered at present Tlie shock was most felt in the western part of the city though buildings m the tral part of the capital were rock ed Several persons were Wiled through the of the build ing occupied by the street railway power plant At Beuna Vista the railway tracks were twisted The sliock was followed by an explosion of gas at the armory barracks which added to the horror of scene Warehouses at the central sta tion collapsed an engineer was killed A private boarding school building was wrecked but none of the occupants were Injured The national palace liad one of Its walla cracked and the key stone of one of the arches was displaced The ancient cathedral of Santo was damaged The altruistic forces of Waterloo are at work to devise means for UHS semiring of free public bat I is which shall relieve tltc weltering through the hot darn of summer and insure tlie safety of children and all who wish to bathe la aad learn to swim The Civic society the River Fron Improvement and V M C A all have the matter under Mayor Rector IMW declared his to appoint committee to start a definite public campaign if efficient and mem bers of such a body can be secured Upon Una pont probably more any other binges the success of movement The public is heartily wil ling to cooperate and all Umt Is need ed to put the matter on a firm foun dation Is a amaU group of ve citizens to devote an evening or wo to the formulating of plans Tha gathering of subscriptions can be put n the hands of a paid representative the of the can IN HI DEAL BIG FK I tT HM OT Buys Greater Interest Citizens Savings Bank m E A FRENCH ALSO PURCHASES STOCK At Same Time Stock Is Sold in Waterloo L T Co A big deal in bank and trust com pany circles was consummated today In Waterloo when Mr F F ney sold all his interest in the Water loo Loan Trust company to dent W R Jameson and at the same lji all Mr Iowa City la of unknown origin thin morning for third In recent yearn totally de the factory and jof Tape IB I at 175000 is PHUT IN smict rat in of 1 This afternoon everything readiness for the Installation telegraphy station In Water loo a station with equipment ade quate to receive wireless messages from as far away as St The builders of the plant are Wal ler Haines an expert electrician and a Mr Haney 1330 Commercial street A pole 94 feet high has ae a receiving station The plant will be ready for actual service within a ew days HIT Annual Convention of Iowa in Session Today BIG THREE DAYS SPLENDID PROGRAM Assistant Postmaster Gen eral P V McGraw Is Present Waterloo r Jameson retires from any par ot the time The Courier employes will start Yroe purchased all of Mr Jamesons bathhouse fund with There stock tn the Citizens Savings bank be men In would each add the mount tt should not be difficult to the remainder In wnaller mints It upon the conscientious the farsighted the moral and spirited ta lead this movement It devolves upon fathers of children all boosters for a Waterloo and all who like to take a swim under on n hot to support it Three thousand rebels demanded the June surrender of 800 federals Governor M Redo and to yield but Morales refused DRIS HELP ENF i June 1 a flag of resentment on the part of the i raised hv Aguilar and the reb hnf reconciled aristocracy that looked on silent though not unmoved Rumors of Plots els enterd the city Morales kept up the fighting and the battle became hand to hand Next day Morales of Rumors of plots the life of to surrender if his own life was the hero of the day were rife as were spared The rebels agreed and the reports that secret arrests had been surrender followed Then the city was made Antonio former chief of police was taken into custody last night Immunity aa a member of the house of deputies is said to have the arm of the law looted from one end to the other Enraged at Both Sides The residents were enraged at both sides and demanded the life of Morales i i Redo and covert o which waa there was no feeling against a J warp released 1 followed by the arrest of W L Dunn an American at Monterey Mexico them and later they were released Morals and 41 others are still in jail country were jarred it an early hour today by the most severe earthquake that has been recorded In several years It is estimated to have occurred four thousand or five thousand miles from Washington but In what direction could not be ascertained Beginning at oclock this morning the needles of the seismographs of Georgetown university observatory began to move Intensity of Tremors Increases The tremors steadily Increased In Intensity causing the needles to re cord an vibration The max of the north and south move ment was reached at oclock and lasted eight minutes while the max of the east and west movement BUSINESS MBN OF IOWA TO TAKE A HAND W K Jameson of Waterloo President of Association People of and tlemen The of the of Iowa The gentlemen and beg some of thn ladies ot the Hawkeye commonwealth who are specially priv by presidential appointment to all of the private postal cards through the mails it they care READLYN BANKER WEDS MISS PAUL At thn home of Mr and Mrs OPO II Paul five miles north of Waterloo at occurred the marriage of their daughter Anna to Mr Emil V of Iowa R performed the cere mony was witnessed by about Hundred relatives and intimate inn strains of wed ding played on violin ami indicated when the first arrivals pa by R Mrs Elmer the and groom look beneath R beautiful nh and roses from the enter of which bung a large wedding to n thus Informed of private affairs other nan their own are assembling in Waterloo today for the annual con vention Two hundred or more of them are expected and most of that number hart registered at the different hotels Many of the delegates and visitors to the accompanied by their wives daughters or parties of women folk That the visitors of B A Active Vice President ot Cit Savings Bank 1 V I II 1 nj Anderson and the streets this morning scented the fresh breeze from the river and inspected the tall buildings from the vantage point of the opposite side walk Au officer of the Iowa Postmasters association Is re sponsible for the statement that a number of the visitors were awake at sunup and out looking for flowers pre of the wild variety Some of tlie First Comers P V McGraw fourth assistant post master general who will make an ad dress at the banquet to be given to morrow evening In the Pythian tenet pie arrived In Waterloo last night and was quartered at the Bills Mr Mc Graw will not only make an address but he will attend all sessions of the Des Moines June for In a business mens temper or Interest In the bank an Mr retires from the or and interests of the trust company For a short time the two tions will continue to occupy their Stum me and Miss Flora aul of the brido and groom and Arthur rot her of the groom and John Bolte ousin of the bride were groomsmen The bride wore a beautiful gown of ove colored peau de cygne elaborate y trimmed and a bridal veil decked with a wreath of orange blossoms She carried a large bouquet of carnations After congratulations had been ex tended a delicious wed ding supper was served at one long table in a tent which was pitched and Every postmaster in the state and all the land for that matter has ance organization are under discussion quarters in the house at a meeting of prominent Iowa corner of Fourth and Sycamore ness men here today The initial but they will he under separ ing was held May 11 at which time ate managements us Mr B T How the announced purpose was to aid in rey has disposed of his stock in the enforcement of the liquor laws ol banking concern and has made a the state largo investment In the stock of the John H Taft of Cedar Rapids Is company becoming its active president of the organization W R while Mr Jameson remains j Jameson of Waterloo vice president j lts and treasurer Lee D Koser of Iowa City secretary and W J Pickering of Des Moines large bouquets graced The table Messrs and Joe G Anderson furnished violin and guitar music dur ing the wedding feast Both of the young people are well and favorably known The groom is cashier of the Readlyn bank and his many friends there will welcome bis charming bride to their town The bridal couple were the of many beautiful gifts which show the high esteem In which they are held They will be at home to their friends after July 1 lice head ed o ters formere po dead federals were was recorded at oclock lasting These two men are in tte street Morales eaid he ten treasurer Iowa Seed in Officiary The policies of the Citizens Sav ings bank will continue under the watchful careful administration of IIH THIS OF mmw the machine gun on the hotel It Is and died away at o arter of iOwa seea association ent cashier Mas maae a not known whether any Americans 1 hour and 41 minutes which closed its fifth annual conven tial investment In the hank fit I kined Father Tondorf declared that t In tion with a banquet here last night becomes one of its directors Charles N Page of Des Moines was president McElhinney with the aid elected for the sixth time as president of Mr Charles its preg of the Iowa Seed Dealers association ent cashier who has made a substan closed its fifth annual investment In the hank stock and the meet severe earthquake I that had been recorded since the es tablishment of the observatory two years and a half ago Recorded at A severe earthquake at about 3000 miles from New York was recorded on the seismograph of Fordham university this morning The beginning was at oclock with the principal shock seven min utes later Fairfield Conn June of the The direction of the earthquake was FREIGHTS IN FATAL mm Other officers are Henry Field ufe initiative will he in Shenandoah vice president B H into the hank officiary by the Adams Decorah secretary John P j entrance of Mr E A French as a Hamilton Cedar Rapids treasurer Also The second annual convention POSTMISTRESS MEETS ACCIDENT Mrs Ella Bigelow postmistress at Ie Mars has sent word to Post master Law that she Is unable to attend the convention as she was in an automobile accident yesterday and while not seriously injured has to have several stitches taken In her face so that she Is hardly present able Three other postmistresses have member of the board of directors he d at the Enis and having acquired a block of stock m These are Elizabeth bank by purchase Mr French WInchell of Malcomb Lucy B Smith Washington response to an urgent request Secretary of State Knoi appeared before the sen ate committee today to freight wrecks in tne on a from east to west as was the Iowa State the active vice president of of Rapids and Jennie E elation opened here today with Pres the bank and together with Mr IIj of Guttenberg ident A C RIebel of Chariton presid will have the active man ing and nearly 500 retail dealers In agement of the institution attendance The convention will con French needs no introduction two days At the session tomor Waterloo people aa since he came row the election of officers will take place John Catterlin Is the Canadian history of the New Haven railroad noted at the time of the San president and J W Boden of Os agreement The committee curred near here early today when earthquake and there were ceola Is to be able to take a final vote four freight trains piled into each movements also from north to on the measure today er killing five men injuring at least south opinion from Secretary Knox as seven two fatally and leaving two Heaviest In Time to the effect of the Root and other Unaccounted for Professor of said amendments was sought The com The accident happened a few min earthquake was the heaviest that met in executive session 6000 Garment Workers Strike I utes after midnight in an isolated I been recorded at Fordham In a The trains in the wreck were hong time He thought the center of three extras and a regular New York the quake was about 2500 to 3000 fast freight One of the extras Jumped miles away but In which direction he the eastbound track and crashed into could not say la second train which was passing on None of the telegraph and cable I the westbound track Trains running j companies reported today any Inter ruption of service which generally follows In the district where the earthquake is severest The South American and transAtlantic cables were working all right and telegraph mm UTON CUD BY as assistant cashier the Black Hawk National hank he has A number of the wives of post masters have accompanied their hus bands and special entertainment will be provided for them for this even Ing during the hour for the smoker puzzled his brain as to the reason for the issuance of the order which re quired him or her to make a careful count of all mail received and forward ed during the month of May weigh the same and compute the time re quired in handling each class of mail Since the task has been completed the postmasters are supremely happy and many of them will attend the con vention just to get relief from over taxed nerves and to add lustre to the many grey uairs which made their ap on devoted heads during the trying and exacting period President and Secretary Here S J Robertson of Fort Dodge president of the association and F A secretary were among the early arrivals and this morning were plunged deep in the work of finishing the final details of the convention They established headquarters in the private office of Postmaster W R Law Mr was particularly pleased with the program that had een outlined and he was free In pre dicting one of the grandest and best conventions ever held by the ters of any state The officers pres ent were constantly greeting new ar made a host of friends and he has not s T went to Des Moines today close behind each of the two extras the wreckage almost Cleveland O June thou sand union garment workers were on strike 10 oclock today The strike Is a duplicate It is said of the one in New York a year ago not so much a question of dollars and cents as a de mand for recognition of the union V IOWA ASK OR Solon la June John A1 anie a wealthy farmer this been the subject of threats from Black Three let ters were received Kl boo and promising death upon Adams finally put OOO in buggy from Ms bonte in the direction of So lon following the of the leuer He had however placed friends at various points along the route to capture OKI criminals The failed lo up bnt later while near Solon Adams hot from It mediately LEAVE SCOTLAND FOR WATERLOO Far away In bonnie Scotland the ame of Waterloo has traveled and wo families from Glasgow have come j to Waterloo to make their perman ent hoping by the move to better themselves Mr and Mrs Dun can Thompson five sons and a daugh ter have Just arrived from the land made famous by Bobby Burns writ Ings and they will reside on Ninth street west Another son Sam Thompson arrived a year ago and made his home on Commercial street William Mailand also of Glasgow arrived here a year ago and hid wife comes tonight They will live on Sev street west Waterloo people will extend a hearty welcome to these Immigrants For Gentlemen San Felice cigar only inspired confidence In them attend the convention of saddlery also in the commercial Interests the city generally He has sold his home on Denver street and Is at pres ent residing at the park Mr French comes ripe in experience In hoth country and city hanking and In tho full strength of his manhood Bank Congratulated Congratulations are generally ex tended the Citizens Savings hank rivals as they made their appearance and wore a smile that sticks After Next Convention Ottumwa and Spirit Lake are can for the honor of entertaining the convention next year Mr Nlm declared there was nothing to It Continued on page 3 Dogs Leap into the Limelight Save Poor Fund from Depletion WAS A PROMINENT OF OSAGE In all directions ently not hampered were appar CLEMINSON IS DENIED REHEARING Springfield 111 June rehearing was today denied by the supreme court in the case of Dr Haldane Clem Inson of Chicago sentenced to serve a life sentence In the state penitentiary at Jollet for the murder of his wife Former Speaker of General Assembly and Railroad Commissioner and its hoard of directors in securing ne services of Mr French who is Iso felicitated his taking ad antage of the opportunity of hecom ng connected with this strong and financial concern In hank ng circles and the citizenship of further success Is pre for Messrs McElhinney French and will be aoon TEMPERATURE JUNE 7 Markings supplied by Buchanan Optical Co Syndicate Block t 12 night 67 6 a in B mTT i p FOUR YEAROLD BOY OCCASIONED FRIGHT Paul the son of Mr and Mrs L F McGarvey created great ex yesterday by wandering away and remaining lost for several hours while the parents neighbors and the police prosecuted a search The lad was finally found in a sand pit where he had gone with other little tots and was busy playing in the sand Paul la Tune I Eaton former railroad commissioner speak er of the 29th general assembly and prominent in and political cir cles for many years died at his home here this morning following an of several weeks He was 62 years old Mr Eaton was three times mayo of prosecuting attorney of Mlt chell county and member of the Tth and 29th general assembly H served as state railroad from January 1307 until last Janu ary Is survived by his widow and one son Funeral arrangements will ba made today Tt may that the canine the assessed valuation shrunk un The national bank stock tax which was expected will not ma of Black Hawk county whom many men despise will yet hr called owing to an adverse decision upon to furnish the wherewithal for Un the supreme court and the board the of the wheels of the j will allow county government Thn joints of the machine are hoard of directors of the Cit bank chosen at the an the temporary Injunctions financial 1 brought by the Commercial National going to I bank and the Leavitt Johnson Na J first got away from home by Jumping on the ice wagon The Court of Honor initiated a class of sixteen new last evening Miss Anna Todd a deputy from Mar was present as was also H D Smith state manager croak ami squeak when all the war tional bank to restrain treasurer rants drawn on th poor farm are from collecting the tax levied on the cashed Thin fund on June 1 nm assessment of their stock to become to only 170 cash on permanent They must do so aa they meeting the afternoon now con hand while the bills will amount t a have no defense since the supreme Sists of the three gentlemen far in excess of those figures In court has held that law providing for and Messrs J that event the hoard will have to the taxing of national bank stock is and Charles Wasson transfer money from the county fund unconstitutional because It on June 1 amounted to against such banka In favor 86 19 to the poor fund And just at of other kinds of banks that point is where Fido looms large The county will also lose about Dogs arc and the fund on hand 000 worth of tax levied against from that source amounts to real estate of the Waterloo Water Co It is called the domestic animal which property later became subject fund The county board has tho right to the ownership of the people of Wa to transfer to the county fund any The levlee on the real eum In excess of This win al were made the next year after lw the transfer of from the assessment was made This tax tax on the despised end low have to be paid but will Immediately ly canine It should not be inferred bo remitted on order of the board that Black Hawk county is Far Finally and in conclusion bats be it from such Few counties in the to the several thousand of Standard to clear Branch la June thou sand gathered at a mass meet ing night to start a cam are wealthier or whose indebted Hawk county o nf t to raise subscriptions for the proposed City Inter delegation from re ported that it had raised and has raised of The members of the board si real of the poor bj helping tor make good that made county fund which v tho proper to take care of all I help to take of current drafts oa
