The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1914, Page 5

asses RRR An Newspaper. 13,000 SOLDIERS LANDING AT VERA CRUZ One of the Important events in the war with Mexico was the landing of troops at Vera Crus, which was looked upon as the “key to the country.” Gen. Winfield Scott, who left New York, November Mexico, had charge of the expedition. He assigned 12,000 men and appointed the island of Lobos place of rendezvous. He successfully landed near Vera Crux March 9 30, 1846, to take command of the American armies tn about 125 miles north of Vera Cruz, as the 1847 Just opposite the city was an tsland fortress called the Castle of San Junn de Ulloa, which the Mext cans regarded as invulnerable. Gen. Scott commenced at once to completely inves both the fortress and the city of Vera Cruz with American forces. And the work was finished just fou: days after landing. His demand for a surrender led to the bombardment of Vera Cruz . i PRA ARPA panna THE STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1914. HOW WE WHIPPED MEXICO NI 1848! FULL STORY IN PICTURES! Reproduction of a Series of Pictures Made 66 Years Ago During the Former War With Mexico, Showing the Most Exciting Episodes of That Conflict. The Originals of These Pictures Are Now in the War Department Museum in Washington and These Reproductions Were Made Especially for This GEN, SCOTT BOMBARDING VERA CRUZ The bombardment of Vera Cruz lasted 15 4 It followed immediately after Gen The refusal of the demand was the signal for hostilities, and at once ? i Winfield Scott summoned the city to surrender. shells from seven mortars on land were hurled into the mase of humanity within the walls of the besieged city. The shells did terrible damage, and many women and children became victima | During the siege the Americans fired 3,000 ten-in hells, 200 howitzer shells, 1,000 Paixham shot and| 0 round shot, the whole weight of metal being about 500,000 pounds On the morning of March 1847, the commander of the post made overtures to surrender, On the 29th that took place. About 6,000 Mexicans marched out to a plain near the city and laid down their guns, gave up their flags and retired to the int on paro GOV. WEST TO FIGHT SALEM, Ore, April 23.—Gov. West announced today that he would join the Oregon troops in ease they were called to the front In the war with Mexico. ~~ L AUTO CASEHELD UP Was County Commissioner Hamilton directly or indirectly tn. | terested in the automobile sold to f) King county for an ambulance?” » JUAN This was one of the three written) git questions submitted to the jury in | Judge Mackintosh’s court Wednes- day, and the jury answered that | Hamilton was “directly and indi- \ rectly interested” in that machine. | “Who owned that machine at the time of its purchase?” was another question. The jury answered that Upper owned it The third question was whether |County Commissioners Hamilton nd Knudsen pursued the custom- '¥ method in this purchase, and the jan was that they did. | Owing to Judge Mackintosh's ab- sence, on account of Illness, no judg- it. The judge renders the final ver- dict. Judge Mackintosh had refused | to try the case unless both sides agreed upon a jury sustained his contention, and there- fore the $3,000 warrant will not have to be cashed by him. THE THIN AND WEAK and Fat To the thin and weak the Bartel! Drug Co, have a word to say. Let} them use Samose, the wonderful| flesh-forming food, that is now #0; | popular, and they will soon be! Lag agers F va | Samose ts not an ordinary medi aan ne cai eran slatted by Cecil cine: it is a flesh-forming food that H. Upper, Georgetown banker and |!* Sdapted to the most delicate. Its day laborer for the county, against |Otlc effect gives strength and Will H. Hanna, county treasurer,|>#alth so that after its uso for a who refused to pay $2,000 for the *Hort time, all the flesh and fat machine, on the ground that {t in| Producing elements in the food illegal for a county commissioner to |W!!! be easily assimilated dnd re) be privately interested in a county |‘#!ned by the body. deal. Because the case is an equity |. The large sale the Bartell Drug action, where no juries are required, | ‘o. have had on Samose since they | | stops on the Phinney ay, line onl at every two blocks. are shorter than | the North Phinney company time wasted by making the frequent before Hanna claims the jury absolutely |two blocks was arranged. said crowds that {t was feared Americans were | On board, was due to arrive late today jabout to be attacked of soldiers way guarding the U Easy Way for Them to Get Strong embassy | there | eympath S|PROSPECTOR NEW CAR STOP i Beginning Sunday, cars will make | rector, Sian Ganvenae key a fare te the slaughter, Alexander was charged with Because the blocks in that district | CUrtis Masterson in a cabin on Sucker ¢ GRANTS PASS, Or, April 23.—Wm. Alerinder, a 75-year-old pros circuit court yesterday of man- the murder of John Norling and reek on January 13. the usual block, | Avenve Impro club had complained to the that the ls too much ment Grade school teachers will not recel year, The schoo! board unanimously so titioned for by stops, and, after the matter was laid Superintendent Valentine. the Grade School Teachers’ TEACHERS’ INCREASE IS DENIED ve any increase in salaries this decided. The increase was pe club. the arrangement for stopping every FEAR MEXICAN ATTACK ‘ NEW YORK, April 23.—Private| | WASHINGTON, April 22.—By toni messages from Mexico City today | tines will be ashore at Vera Cruz, Secre were gathering and| Were 3,300 there today. The transport Brooklyn navy yard to learn the earlie A regiment ships New York and Texas, now r 8 pairing, 5,500 BLUEJACKETS TO LAND ht 6,600 bdluejackets and ma- tary Daniels said today, TRere Mississippi, with 500 marines Daniels telegraphed to the st possible moment the battle | can go into commission The ammunition been remov stored ——— PROV Rheumatism had immediately. unusual step. rible an enemy rheumatism and have @iven him with all unfortunates who © within tte grasp. He wants every rheumatic victim to know how he IDE $142,000,000 FOR WAR WASHINGTON, April 2%.—The house naval committee planned to make the appropriation of $142,000,000 in the annual naval bill available Republicans and democrats were agreed regarding this Otherwise the money would not be available until June 1. | | | | «Dougall - fouthwick fm connection wtth JAMES McCREERY &. CO, New York SHOOND AV. ond PIKE #T. Tl ix-Make Wash Dresses Are Attractive Enough for Porch and Outing Wear. 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