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ALBUQUERQUE EVENING HERALD
TKIHUNK CtnftMT.
VOfi. Mi NO. M.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MlXIdt, WEDNESDAY, DIOIMBER 6, 1011.
RVKNINO HKKATiD.
VOI. I. NO. 3TI,
ARE TQ
PACKERS ALEXANDER iNS1 FEDERAL
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FITZGERALD SAYS
M'VEAGH SENT
MISLEADING
GOVERNORS TODAY JOSE GOMEZ KILLED
BE
WITH
OP EFFORT
IN LOS AN6ELES
IN
OF
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TO
ELM CASE
BY A- MRJORITY
STROILY
JURY NEXT
OF 37,1
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Fl
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miamaras
NDGTED
GOTO
GIVE
RBSLAMATION
ARE
ALBANY
w
EIGHT
BEFQR
GRAND
URGED
GOMRAD
ANY LONGER
PEERS
CURES
There Is Ctniideralile Doubt
However, as to Value of
Confeend Murderer's Testi
mony in Court Proceedings,
M'MAHIGAL WILL NOT
BE SENTENCED YET
He at Least, Will Be Used to
Trace Inception of Los An
gela Times Grime Before
He Is Convicted.
(Br HvrtrtaK HaraM A. I. !.as4 Wirt)
li Angolos, Cal., Dec. . Hub
poenna (or tlio McNnmara brothers to
appear before- I ho federal grand Jury
had net, been Issued up to noon today
and Oscar I.nwler, In chaw of ttm
government's Investigation into ttio
ulleftert dyMmltlHK conspiracy, wan
debating with hi nxslstatite ubont tho
lioat way to eecure tho desired Infer,
motion from tho two prisoners.
Thore Is 101110 question, It la enlrt,
nn to tho competency or tcatlmony it
it confessed nuirdercr iiuch nn James
II. McNuinuni anil some Indecision un
to tho best wiiy or bringing to tho at
tention or tho Knd jury met In tho
lioeeessloM of John J. McNnmara. Mr.
Uiwlor and Kdwnrd A Reagan, as.
alitnnt United Htntea district attorney
huro. wrestled with legal plianca ot
tho matter today and aa tho grand Jury
ilooa not coHvcno until tomorrow It u
o.MH-cied thai no decision would bo
rcaehced before thefl. Tho brothers
apent a gloomy day In their cell, look,
log out upon bleak, rainy streets,
Hherlff llammel hag orders not to
novo tho prlionura until ho hears
from Mr. l-awler.
Interest today centered not only
on the grand Jury proceeding that
aro k) cm. few hww expected rove'
I at km In t)Mi Franklin bribery cte,
which wHI Ke sonwtiHod oh Mettriay.
Tke two thing ewaetittite the
- .. t ti aual uimilttliif
Tho ilNHNHttwf If Ortlo 15. McMohImhI
ha wtt yet been determined npon, but
It la a fteiH) reieltnlon that ho
hum teewy noiora tne tetierai grano
Jury befare ho la brought to trial by
tho atatft and In hi case at least tho
incut Ion ef competency will bo avort-i-d.
Malcolm MacLarcn, tho local
roprcaefltittlvc of tho dotoctlvo aRuncy
which arrested tho McNmnaraa unit
McMnnlml, conrcrrcd at length with
Mr. Lawler today.
rKKtlRHICKH IK MAN
OF IKON XKKVK8
In tho queat of the "turn higher
up," said tu be Involved In the Ioa
Angelre dynamiting plot that rosnitnd
In the conrrtxlon or the McNnmnni
brother, John O. Fredericks, dlatrlct
attorney, la pretty certain to be a
looming figure.
All through the trial of tho broth
era Mr. Frederick ha ahown an un
mistakable brand of Judgment and
energy. He and hi associates were
opposed by the clavereat counsel that
could be HHined, but the trial wan
a reguhw hratres or victor! fur th
prosecution, even before the la
atagea, when outside evonta began to
undermine the case of the defnnro.
Added te Mr, Krederluk'a kwl ncu.
men la, a ttf fund ot pereonal pop
ularjty.'.ifl CaHfarnI and a alld run
fldwice, whkh reaultad In hU renom-
Inatlon at tho laat election and hi
ultimata victory, even opposed by the
lmmenfiy popular r'l-incoin-nooac-veil"
wave or reform I" hi warty.
In aildlUn to being a atom and
rather uncompromising Individual
Mr. Proderlcka la a man of Imagina
tion and dhHInctlvp aentlment. One
of the hat Boaable llluKtratlon of
the latter wtaMly waa ahown n little
more than a year ago when ho n.
funded a meetMft of the Loa Angele
"Vote for Women" club. Mr. Fred
erick wa Invited to attend mid
apeak on "WomBn'a 8f4iere In Poll
tica," which he did, but flrat ho got
Into the program In a very unexpect
ed manner when tho member were
naked to alng a eort or parody on
"America." Mra. Ilerthn Wllklna
Starkweather declining to aim; the
recoguUcd veralon on the ground that
America waa not tho "land of lib
erty," fihfi propoaed a ailbatttute
which Milled for women' volea and
other tklna boforo admitting the
lad or tlbrty clauae.
Mr. Frederick remained allent un
til tho pronoaal came to a vote, which
practk-KHy. w a tie, Then ho nroHu
bM got to tho d)Mto,
"You are making history here t-
nlM," h ,Vwn "In relwaln to alng
tho natl4 athm. You are Making
tho right Mi vae. but you'll never get
It by that ft of tncllra. ( am In
favor tif vlff you auffrago, but
yok'll newyr at my vote by that at
tltwao. TIMr la. a fecttn In yaur
tltttdo tWM H WIIOH! WOtM WH TO
That wa a imtr tn moat of Ike
wwaMi wh ainadtty 'reca44Hrd''
and the riM tMMttam wa read akwd
and tktw aM witli etha?amat
tkawgh iktm waa a eHty trMi
"!a" vate M ttw motlo.
Whtvr aaay Wo the trend of th
liiiinllaaaMiii h th rnt comiH-
cA tm,M wr end ta dyMamtt-
HW Mmfmk'U, may h attyaetad that
Ht, riadattinaa will lik twrtkl
If af1r aaaah f t work m naay halt
pHMMWly to Um dtaariet ht ray inf.
Wealthy Me Who Control
Meat Breduets of Country
jTaoe Judge in Chicago
Court and Xnter Bleas.
HOT GUILTY SAYS
HIGH PAID ATTORNEY
(Br Bveatear HfftM A, P. l-aaad Wlrel
Chicago, Dec. . No apparent
further effort to delay tho trial In
the United Matea dlatrlct court waa
mode oy counsel for the beef puck
er when the cnae wna called before
Judge Carpenter ' today. Attorney
John R Miller nuked that a plen of
not guilty lie entered ror each or tho
pnekcra. All or tho defendnnta wero
In court.
Tho packera are: J. Ogden Armour,
preMdrnt of Armour A Company!
I.oula V. Hwlft. preaident of Hwlft ft
Company; Kdwnrd K. Hwlft, Vice
preaident or Hwirt & CStnimnyt
Charlc V. Hlft, director or Hwlft A
Company; Kdwnrd Tllden, preaident
or the National 1'acklng company,
which tho government contend la
tho llleKnl corporation, the truat; Ar
thur Meeker. Rnernl manager or Ar
mour A Company; Kdwnrd Morrli,
preaident or Mnrrl A Company;
fraud A. Powler, director or Hwltt
A Company. Thomaa J. Connera, au
perlntendent or Armour A Company,
and Koula II. Ileyman, manager or
Mnrrl A Company.
The Mtrcme penalty which can bo
given the defendant In cnxe of con
viction la n M'le of I MOO, or one year
tu Jail, or both.
HWut RtBENT IS
M'TPIE
ANOTHER
TatTiA f L PMlrl Tmavarftf 'mucn loncinB nnu cxpiaimnR aa mo
rather or te wniu xjnperor,men nB(I tlloy workod harder than Mm
a VJtoatos in "Favnr nf Skih
AMicaies in ravor oi oam
Xm, a Manchu and Chinese
' I
P4itiekn.
TBENCH S0LDIEBS
STABT P0B PEKING
Itr Hvaatas Herald A. V. Vrtumt Wh-al
rVkln. Dec. fi. Prince Chun, the
recent and father of the child emper
or, abdicated today.
Ill phKo aa guardian of the throne
l taken Jointly by ghln-llsu, a for
mer president of tho national aaaem
bly by Shltt lieu, a Manchu prlne and
tormer ywiueni oi tnu naiina aa
aemblv and Hmi Shi Chang, vie Waal-
dent of tho privy ewtncll,
REVOLUTIONISTS ARE
MAKING CHUIH
Han Frnnclaco, Cal., Dec IP tH-
natchea received here today IreM
ShaiiBtinl by the Chung Hal Yat 1,
report tho capture ef Wong P, nenit
ot Hankow In the Hunch provVaee ay
tho rovoiuiionuia-
A battle la said to be la prMrm
about tho town of Ha Kan; where
tho intiiurlallata havo made a decided
atand.
FRENCH TROOP
ARK OFF TO EKIN
Hong Konjr, Dro. 6, A detachment
of French troops comlatlng ot 200
men of tho Colonial Infantry and n
battery nf four gun arrived haro to-
day and have alnco anlled for I'okln
DOODLE FATALITY IN
AEROPLANE
Aviator and His Pateufer
Are Thrown Prom Machine
and Both Die Frem Their
Injuries,
(Hr MvealMC HaraM A. I. I Wle
Uindun, Deo. 8. A double uvlutlon
fatality occurred at Fllry, near Hear
kofough, Yorkaiilre thla morning.
Mahrt Oxtey. un nvtur, waa killed
Imdantly and hi pnaeenter, KoWrt
WekM, aitffcred Injuriva from which k
died aoon offer.
M1I.1TAHY lIK!afMK
H1M.KH A nNcotin
Park). Dec. . Tm nltry iHrWIna
HihVM Adjutant Ktau, hU tk
world' nltltada record rr dtrkttM
iMhVMma today hy NaeafidHVf 7,l
With Ferty-Stven Precincts
Missinf Good Gavernment
Candidate for Mayor Has a
Lead of 31,300.
JOB HABBLMAK IS
PLEASED WITH GAINS
(Br RTealnar Herald A. I. t4 U'lra)
lx A ii Re I oh, Col., Dec. fl -Tho to
tal voto of 2T0 out of 317 prcclncta
that participated In tho election yea
lorday allowed to-lny:
Mayor fleorgo Aloxnndcr (Goad
(lovornmcnt), r,H,3RR.
Job llntrlnihii (Soclnllal), 37,0(14.
Alcxnndur' majority, 3l,:i00.
Tho lorty-koveu mUalni: prcclnctH
went oxpentcd to awoll Alexandor'a
lend to inoru than 37,000.
Tho prohibition amendment, wna
beaten nppnrcutly by nn ovcu Rrentor
majority.
The (lood Oovornment ami CltUena'
commlttco force mado n clean .hwccp
for their ticket At ono tlmo laat
nlsht It aoemitl Hint Frank W'6llc,
formerly editor of tho Morning ilor
nld, n ml Soclnllut rnndldnlo for coun
cil, nilRlit pull tliroiiHh, but Inter ro
turiiB thin morning criiBhed hl hope.
Joli llnrrlman defeated Hoclallat
candldato for nuyor. KiaucJ n atato
ment today. In which ho aaaortod that
tho abowlnp: of the tioclnltit was In
rcnlliy, n trcmondou victory
"Our cuniHa atnrta today." ho
declared. "Wb will tako tho Icglaln
turo next year."
Oeorgo Alexander, (lood aovcrnmcnt
candidate for mayor, who doloated
Jirii llarrlmun, Soclnllat, yeatorduy tn
the city election liore, wna londlni;
narly 17,000 vote at 8 o'clock thla
mornlHg. At that tlmo tho vote In
ii m oi ino Jii prorincia iibu nevn
........ i .. . . . - i ... .
i-tmnivu. AiexHiiiier n vuio ill ioue
preclncta totalled -10,371 and llnrrl
man' 23,833.
As tho count progrcaacd today
alat8,Hfita were mudo by election or
fklata that women caat naarly 76.U0O
iHMw, of mro than haK tha tntal vote.
Ttm alfi'gt, 0! tM la tanwii l4ay by
atatuwuntw ef foriwor prominent et
imtefi(i"tf auffniKO that they had
Iieeu cimvertcd.
Klcctton board membcra declared
that tho women not only out-voted
tho men In nearly ait tho preclncta
but allowed .uorti nptltudo In hand
ling tho ballot. They caat their vote
more quickly, they did not need as
n"'n for tllc,r '"vorlto candidate.
triu.in nmf m.ui in
Jjiih ?,l,"0 ow
A WQJ. I air Ida KM in at art a tM nam aauuaa
More concluilvely than the 4cfat ot
llnrrlman, wore practically vorlnd
by later returni today. Scaft. wIm
I waa ono of tho nttornoyg fr the dyiaa
'niltora. la prealdont of the mtwtklfifll
acNoal board. Ho wa candidate ter
re-election on tho (oo! OevaVMitWR'
ticket and ran more than 40,Mf Ma4
uvmmi iiiv real oi nig UCKef.
Stel InTMtigation Cemmittee
Sends Polite Hequeet to Oil
Xing and Minister to An
swer Charges.
(By ftvoafaf Herald A. V. beaatd VTk
waahlnRtntt, 1). C, Dec. 0. John u.
Hockcfullor nnd Hov. Fred D. Untca,
mauaKcr of Mr. Hockefellor'a char
Itlea, wcro today Invited by Chairman
Htonioy or tlio htmao at col truat invca
tlgntinz commlttco tn appear before
tho tommlttca next Monday, If thoy
care tu do to, to reply to charge by
tho Merrltt llrothcra of Minneaota.
conccrnltiR Ino (20,000,000 Meaaba ore
proiertica in Mlnnoaotn.
JAMES HARLAN TO
Prtiident Taft Announets
That He Will Name Son ef
Late Chief Justioe As Com
Mre Commissioner.
fXw lrala MaeaM A. I. Iaaml WWl
WiwMiMteti. D. CI . Deo. . rreet
Mt Tail MmMinced today that Ml
IIwhM to the aenato prohaWy
ITndraday the uame m Jama m. r.
HiMi. iNtfrraiata eewmetee commlaeaaat
. to iMMitlMue In that aoMnon. Mr,
Uteri, who la a von o the Mt Jtw-
M Harlan or tho aunrMne cawt, w
Im niiBiiilwateil for a aevi-yr lm
ROCKEFELLER M
REUAjf
LAND GOOD JOB
Prominent Students of Con
servatien-ef Waters and
Lands in Lrrigatien Con
gress Make Strong Speeches
SWAMPS OP SOUTH
ABE WOXTH MILLIONS
Mr. Leake el.New Orleans De
clares Tht Useless Land
of Today Can Be Drained
for But Ptw Dollars.
(Br Kreataa- Kaeatd A. is uim Wire)
Chicago, Dec, C.-Ufnrty auppnrt
of federal control of nil reclamation
nod Irrlgntlon phiJiHh wa urged by
apenkera heforo the Notional Irriga
tion congreaa tniiay II. v. Fletcher.
n delegate from IlltnitlK, pointed out
that many atato were reluctant to
aurrender their right and that thla
tendency retarded ths wholo recla
mation movement, W U Park, vlco
prccldcnt of the Illinoli Central rail
road, declared atate nlttrol of recln-
mutton would bo Impracticable, aa no
Mute had the rcxour.m properly to
uudert.ki the proj. i u now r-eog-
nlxed to '.e ew'jntlni ti the develop
ment of the ii fid ct'tin of the wont.
Tho exprcaiiorn a'ipportiha federul
control followed, crltliUm that "bit-
reoiierattc red-tape" m the govern
ment rcclamntltMi acrvten wua delay
ing IrrlBotluit. made by Fred White-
aide, a dploRnto,from Montana. Hunt
er u. i.eiiKc oreu- iMicuiin tola mo
congreia that tMi awnnip land or tho
touth could lie; drained ror M0 an
ncre. nnd thai when drained they
would he worth tint) un acre.
Arlxomi, whoa advent Into the
union or ntatvH was recently celebrat
ed, had her day at tbo land aliuw to
day. Cltrua fruit, dutea, riga and
other tropical and aeml-iroplral prod
uct were on atwvv to aid In getting
favor ror thn now ttnte.
Hlchard Allen or Ariaonn; John
Ormn, preaident nf the Halt Ulver
Valley Wtaer mrt' naaoclatlon; K.
V, Fowler, nreaMcnt of tho KaMowal
trrigallnn ctnr.' and Dwiattt H.
Heard were on 'tho Hat of speaker.
Wyoming exhibit or uniltm and
granrca nttrneted rrowda yeaterduy.
U hair or the preacitt tour-
Ut travel to Kurnpe could bu
diverted to the weal, more thun
n iiuartcr or a billion dollar now
apvtit abroad annually would be held
In circulation In the united HtitUn,
according tu C. J. . JJIanclmrd, atntla
tlrlan or the I'nlted Htatea reclnma
lion aervlce. In an tuldre before the
National Irrigation congreaa hero to
night. Mr. Dhoiclmrd deacrlbed tho
great nntural acenle nttmctlona of the
weal, declured tin ao-called American
deacrt la dtanppearlnii nnd urged
Americana to undertake an Impcctl'in
trip through what waa once tho arid
weat,
Yellowatone Park, Glacier Park,
Crater Lake, Yoncmlto Park, the
O rand Canyon of Arliona. all present
hn Infinite varlett 'of acenle attrac
tion which would make audi u trip
more worth while than trip or Ku-
rope, according tu Mr. ltlanchard.
"Tho knowledge or the wct nnd
t reaourcea gained by Hie tourist
would Incrcaae til confidence In
weaiern aecurltira and would enaour
age lurger Invi-atment." he aald. "A
wider knowledge or tho west will fn
tlm compel congreaa to obnndon Ita
long continued policy or Indifference
and neglect or our.parki nnd will
bring more liberal UMmiprlntlnnx ror
their mnnugemrnt
"Instead or it level plain or un-
baked, ahirtlng luind, our dexert la a
region or varied and Intereitlng to-
pography. with very gradation or
cllmato from aenil-traplc to north
temperate, ii posaeeaca an tile en
matea nf Europe wlillu Ita aeenlo
wonders have no rival In any coun
try. In our deacr' proper aro locat
ed nil thv Important national pnrka,
whose &.00P.UUO nerea of territory
embrace more naiiiral wondera thun
can bo round In all other purta of
tlio world.
"Our now aecritary of the interior
1 advocating n rinlte nud prnctP-al
policy for thv iiiluuuiitrallon of theao
nluvurounda of tn. lieonlu. He ahould
hovo tho hearty -opernm or every
patriotic Anion- nn wIioho pride or
country extend bvoiid hla own door
yard.
Two economi" problema or obvl-
oua Importance ntfront the people
or the country t iiay, vti,: increasing
the opportunitleM (or, our cttUciiN tn
nequlro homca ot their own and n
larger production per acre or ataplo
crop. While wr have not yet reach
ed tho ucule staxu In tho struggle
for existence wlu n prevails In many
purls of the old ord and tho Orl
ent, wo aro ton fur removed from
that critical perl- J when overpopula.
tloit and under production shall oa
como vital nuest 'n With us.
'Tho enormous incree In tho coat
of the necciuarli-a of Itfo furnish
abundant evidence or Mw Imperative
need ot better running."
Mr. Hlnnchard deacrlhcd tho ac-
cnmpthihments of Mm reclamation
aefvlce. In eight year 7,000 mllea
of canal have been du, l mllea of
tumMk have been excavated through
mountain nnd ttiree of tho greatest
Irrigation datua In the world have
Meat btdlt. Water Haw hi available
Wr l.atH.COl acres of tend upon
which 14,000 famlllM arc mw llvlmr,
fCatHlnned on Page I, CsaHW 8.1
Chairman of House Committee
on Appropriation Declares
That Treasurer's Estimates
Are Not Correct.
PENSION LEGISLATION
WILL BE ACTED ON
(Hy r.Tralaa; He rata A. I'. I.aaaed Wire)
TODAY IX COXtJHKHS.
Ki:TI-Nui lii aoMlon. Meet
Thurtday S p. m.
I.urimer anatorlal Inquiry repumeit.
Monetary commission resumed ex
vutlve sessions.
Anti-trut legislation dlseused at
SMintr committee hnnrlug.
llot;l-Mui at noon.
MlrcellnneotiH Hill considered under
call ut commttteea. J. D. ttovkerellar
nnd Itev. F. D. Ontea Invited to up-
pear Mondny bororo sftel commltt"'
CloveriiliU'iit cstlmutM httackvd oa
misleading hy upproprlatlolii commit
tee iialrmiui.
Diplomatic recall urged by Ilcp-
rem nlotlve Merger. Socialist, mi ac
count of Uusslaii passport trouble.
World's sugar price probed by
sugar inquiry eommltte.
Ttrtrf )litn dlsoussed by Demoornt
on ways and minus committee,
Congress probably will not not on
Persian Indli'tmt-nt.
Itepresontatlvr HIniH claimed bill
abolishing r.iuimereo court would bo
passed.
Itallroud physical valuation bill In
troduced by lci) (Wisconsin.)
Mine resoun work government liabil
ity bill (Missed,
Adjourned at 3:03 p. in. until noon
Thursday.
WnshiiiKton, D. C, Dec. d. Chair
man Fltsgenild or tho house commit
tee on appropriations today charged
that Hccretnry MeVcngh had sent to
congress misleading estlmuUs or tho
needs or the government for the next
llscal year Instead of constituting a
saving, as Indicated by, Ike face of IIhi
Hgurea, Mr. FltageraW .aaya llje
Treasury department'f ft aMmtTtrV call
ror aggrcgutn iipproprtations or izo,-
733.023 more thun last year.
pkxsioxk vii.i in:
PASSIHI THIS HIXSIOV
Washington, D. C. Dec. Hs Pen-
slon legislation early In this session ot
congresa la certain to bo pressed.
Dtmocrntlc Leader Underwood .or the
house, Is nuthorlty ror the statement
that some service pension bljls will bo
linssed before Christmas. Party lead
era In tin home hnvo agreed, It Is re
ported, to get tho service pension leg
islation out ot thu way n early a
pnrsltile.
DE
TS START
TO REVISE THE
TARIFF
Underwood and His Commit
tee in Session Today But No
Announcement is Made Al
though Plans Are Discussed
(Br Kvaalss Itcrald A. P. I.aaaed Wire)
Washington. I), i' . Dec . The llrst
meeting or the Democratic members of
the house committee on ways and
means since the adjournment of con
gress last August was livid today.
Chnirmail Underwood and Ills cnU
leagues discussed the general turlfC
situation and considered tho plan ot
action for ttu session.
N'o nitlinuneeinont waa made. Tho
committee, however, will begin at
otirr tile prellmlnarv work ot revising
srhedub'S. Included In tho program
fur liirirf revision will be wool. Iron
and si. ci, sugar, agricultural !inpl
incuts and food stuffs.
IN TENNESSEE
Even Womnn is Put to Death
in Horrible Manner By Mob
Boause of Blaoks Who
Were Tenants on Land,
(Br stvaariaw Haratd A. P, L44 Wr)
Meanp'.tla, Tenn , De 0 --Two no-
g-roe .-. and una vounu nesress were
burned to deuth by a mob or whllo
tenantiwha nbiiu'i in itm oi-puiiiinev
of liwkv eroc, near Havannah,
iv"".. jwsrrssy, according' 10 meager
reports ifaiarst bora today.
The lytseMikc tiU to havo oe
curred ton s from Clifton, Tenn
MOGRA
BURNED
AS GOESTS OF
TRATJ5ITY
They Are Escorted to Hotel
By Troop of Cavnlry and
Given n Luncheon By Gov
ernor nnd Business Men.
ANOTHER AUTO TRIP
FOR THEM IS PLANNED
(Hr r.vmln llrrald A. I. leased U'lra)
Albany. N. Y., Dec. 0. Albany wel
eoni' d tbi western governor and their
party today, nn the wuy from Utlea
th w.a rn.ir's special iiindr u atop nt
Hchtli-vtiiil). A cominlltre of etlUen
met Hit- pnrty nt tho rtntlon here and,
miller weort of troop Ii envolry, pro
oeedcii to u loan! hotel, where Oov
ernr Dix nnd Mliyor Meltwiin cnllnd
o f- miniitos Inter lo bid the gover
nors w. 'leoine, loiter tho visitor went
to the capltol nnd ally hull to return
th. calls.
HoM iiKir Dix nttsnded u lunuhenii
at i, ip iiotnl given by bimliiffw man In
honor nt the Visitors.
Th, plans for tho afternoon Includ
ed an mitomiiblKi rids about tho oity
and a r.-ptkm nt th exetullvc mall,
slon Th- apMelnl Is scheduled to leave
Albany ut H:15 p, in. nnd will atop at
N-w uirali nn the way to Now York.
Aniiiiunci-mant was niildc that lifter
leaving New York additional stcpe at
WtimiiiKMii, Del., Uincnster, l'a.. nnd
Jobuit'iAo. Pn., have been arranged,
(lovtrnor JamcH II llawley of Idaho
was un.i'il to attend the luncheon on
account ef n cold
M'NAMARA VICTIMS
TO RECEIVE
BY IMS IS
fUEt PLAH
Dcs Moines Branch of Broth
erhood of Painters, Decora
tors and Paper Hangers
Launch New Move.
THEY AGREE TO
START THE DONATIONS
Hr ErtntaK Herald A. r. Lasd WSra)
Do Molnca, 'Iowd, Dec G The Do
Molnea brntich of tho International
llrothorhood of Painters. Docorators
nud Paper Mbiixcih today announced
that (ho union bad udontod n reso
lution providing for tho ottabllalitnont
or a national penman fund for tho
wldowH and orphans left by thn (.on
Anuelos l tnies dtaaatcr.
Tlio local union motnbtra aiiliticrlh-
cd nearly Sl'JO for tho dofenno of the
.MCNnmnrn brothers.
They now ngreo to rnlso twico that
anion tit for tho wldowa nnd nrphnna
pension fund. Tho union will auggent
that n commission bo nnuivd lo hnvo
charge of tho fund rnlscd
ROOSEVELT WILL
THROW SUPPORT
TO LA FOLLETTE
George L. Record in Discuss
ing Coming Campaign, De
clares Only Hope is for a
Break in Convention.
(Br E ! Herald A. P. UaMi Wire)
Bt Puul. Dec. tl Ucorge U llecord
of Newark. N. J., uddrossiiiK a moot
ing of tho Itciuilillcnn oiogreasivea
hero toilny, tnld progroKslvos wero
not ao sure Tticoduro Hoonovelt
would not bo n riiudlduto for tho
preuldcntlnt iioinlnaiioii.
"Our only hope." said .Mr. llccord.
"Is In n btcak In the convention. It
that htippoua tlio tlrsl cry will bo for
itooaovclt. (iiid then, wo bolinvo, ht
will throw hla wuptiort lo U Follvttc."
FIVE TRAINMEN ARE
KILLED IN A WRICK
A Kooiv of OtlicrN Wto InjHml WIh-ii
Tiki IVclglilM and Phssciici I5h
gagn In n .Mlx-l' In Pciiiisjlvanla.
(Hr Krmtnt Heeafd A. P. 1.ti4 Wife)
Plltaburg. Pa., Dec 0.- Flvo train
men -were killed and n acoro Injured,
a number o( thorn scrlmuly, thhs
niuriiluR In n wreck of two frctai
mill un oxptct train on lm I'cnnsyl
inula railroad nt Devil' Ttattd, e
hulf nillo oast ot Maor, I'unr.
FUND
Partisans of Leader of Jushi
tan Rebellion Arc Parad
ing Streets and Denouncing
Madero's Regime.
GENERAL REYES IS
SAID TO BE ILL
There Is a Suspicion However,
That He May Have Secretly
Departed from San Antonio
for Mexican Border.
(By Ktrnlag llrrald A. I. teased Wit)
Mexico City, Deo, 6. CJreat excite,
ment rrgln ut Han Uernnlmo and
Onxncu In connection with tho kllllnif
of J one (Jollies, leutler of tho Jusllllnn
rebellion, who wn lynched yettnlay
nt Hlncon Antonio with eight nf hi
partisan. Many ot hi former fol
lowor nt Hocking to these cities,
protesting their loyalty to (toniox.
I.at night crowd paraded tlio
street shouting against President Mo
dern. Tliero Is much exoltement and
liidlgnntlbn because or tho alleged
"suspension' or guarantees" In tlmo
of pence.
Special new dispatcher from Mer-
Ida appear to confirm tho shooting
without process nt llelnclto. Yucatan,
or thirteen rtbela captured by atato
troop from Cumpeche, who Had crost.
ed Into Yucatan to put down an up
rising.
Tho war department has received a
report Hint xn welt armed rebels havo
been captured at domes near Han
Oeronlmo. Uprisings ntso are reported
nt Hoctun and In tho district of Tekax,
southeast or Merlda.
(iKXKHAIi mivrcs IS
HAID TO ItB TMl
Hun Antonio, Tex., Dec. . Iteporla
that Ochi ral . l4erHarito Keyea, accus
ed of vlohitlen of .the-neutrality laws
and In whqac name .ev?ral Inaurrec
tloni arc In progrea In Mexloo, Ikm
'left nn Antonio,' aV Aened tlday.
At hla reajdenco ft Is declared he la
still confined to hi room by Mines.
Other replrta nsscrt that ho has re
turned to Mexico by u secret route.
OltO.CO VIM NOT
HAY WHICH!: Ill: WAS
Chlhunhua, Mex., Dec, . dennrnl
Pnicunl Orosco, former chief or
Francisco I. Modero, concerning whoso
movements there hiiv(, been many con.
tllctlng reports, np peri red on tho
Btrefts hero nbout noon today. H
declined to comment on tho report,
current hero earlier In tho day, that
ho had gonn to the mountain with
armed men or to throw any light on
his movements,
AI.I.KOKI) HKVIKTAS
APPISA! TO ITA FOI.IJTrTIl
151 Paso, Tx Dc. .0. Thn fourteen
nlleged Iteylstna, held here for n vlo
latlon of tho neutrality laws, hnvo an
pooled tn Senator IjFoatte, In n tel
egram declaring they nro held "pine
tlcully In the hnnda or Mexican de.
tectlves" nnd asking his nld In secur
ing their rolense. it seemed probabln
that their hearing, which was set ror
thla afternoon, would ho postponed
owing tn the death In California of n.
brother of ono or tho principal wit
nesses ror the United Stale.
LAREDO BELIEVER
REYES 16 ON BORDER
I lJndo. Toxna, Dec 0 Thorn waa
no doflnlto trace heto today of tho
I Khcreahouia of (lunorul lloyi-a. It ta
tiportPii t lint ho Is southeast of La.
iciio. which mlKhl moan either Hint
ho wna in Toxua cloao to tho Mexican
Under or In tho stale of Taiiiaullpu.
HHD Still tT li:itO
IS U.N DMIt AHHICST
Ut Paso, Toxns, Deo. 0. Juir- of
riclals advised today or two onrii out.
break in the state of Chlhuuliu t. one
m-or Purrul nud the other ni fan
Andrens. ii here the first battle of
Mudero's revolution was fought last
November. Jose ('liuvlnria ii.iiii-n.
ant or l'a nihil Villa, is th. head or
the bund nt Han Andreas llolh
halldir II 1 1 nut- that the Mml.-r . irni-. rl!
ment bus failed to keep promises nud
pu citixsna or Chlhunhua debts ii"
tlisin.
Yalleriniio Vaiilrru. known aa tho
man with the red shirt.'' who led the
attack on Jlllim una urrxalail In PI
Pnso thla afternoon by Toxin rnupor
and held on suspicion of bcini' mi.
nected with the Itnyistn movement
MEXICAN MINING CO.
SELECTS NEW OFFICIALS
lll-.nll.Heil Willi .Maiiagetlienl of Con.
irrn, Wrn-k Kobb'm Met ami Jti'-Or-gRillaed
INm-toraio.
(Btr Kvtsda Herald A. '. I d Wire)
Snn Francisco, Cal . Due 0. -Dlssnt.
tailed with tho management of thu
coHiimny'a affairs, atockholderi of tho
Mexican Mining company wrested
the oxccutlvo power from tho former
directorate yesterday, and changed
tho poraonnol nf tho board.
The now board consist of H. L.
Slosaoti, Jr., W. C Knlaton, J. lend
ers, a. 15. Artowsmllh and Herman
ZadlR.
