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Vol. fa. No. M.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1914.
TEN FAG 3 TODAY
TIIK KVr'AINO Ili:it f.l
VnU . No. I.
IflTF fin THF BRANDEIS MAKES SLACK BUSINESS'CIVIL WAR
lUIL Uly MIL nTnnnn ni n in ninpr rnn . . ... ...
CM
MIA SAYS
uiii? win 1
ML WILL
TAKE TO
BATTLE IN
SUBURBS
GOES ON
TODAY
Bandit Chief Gives no Detail
of Progress of Bloody Strug
gle for Possession of City
MERCHANDISE TRAIN
TO GOMEZ PALACIO
American Negotiates Huge
Purchase of Arms and Am
uuition for Huerta Govern
ment in Europe
Juurn. Mix, March (I p. ni I
Ileal y fighting continued In Tor
reon loility, according to it tele
gram Jut received from uiirii
Vil lit. Villa added lll.it he expect
ed to haw the city urfure tonight.
Ha ic nu dctaili.
THUS LOAIl or MFItCH MIF.
HKNT TO (.OMKZ I'U.At IO
Illy lrati Wire to Kvcnlua: Herald. J
Juarex. Mvx . March !V At noon
today rebel (ductal were llent a to
the fighting which began ycalerday at
Torrron and which wa reported con
tlnurd Into thr night. Thry cliillnfd
thul (hoi li ul no direct Inlorinulio'i
from the front but all cxpreaacd con
fidence that General Velaaco, the Ini
tial comma ihIit, alii soon hi- cnmpe'l
i d lu aurrender.
A tratnloud of merch.indiac for Uj
l'ii l'ala lo la bring made up todiv.
Stock III that rlty are depleted and
lientml Villa tnatructcd that dull"
on importation hp auipi niluci
VII.I.A IlKII X Till; lY
ttiM iii; r i i t ntv
Jaaiea, March i It a lh cx
peiiaiinii that Torieoii would i um
hlc unilcr the rehel aitacg luilij ili-t
ortuiala liter leaumed Hirir taak thlg
morning. The laal reporla ycalrrdaY
were thai tleneral Monclovia Her
lara had i lit hia way from the ruat
ern aide of the tity through the buai
niKa MHtloii to the hull ring on the
north aide, that lietieral Villa had act
uut with mote troopa from iSomcg Ptl
a. in to Join him and take aupreme
i oinmaii I. and that the federala Werg
I oiking final atand In their ilefemet
on the we at aide.
An uiiionflrmcd rumor at mldiilglit
hud It that the reheli hnd taken thv
hill kniinn aa Cerro de la Crux, an 1 n
unrtant defrnae, but ei ideation wn
alii lacking early today.
1-I.AI : III I.K. OllltK.lt lint
AII.MS Hilt TIIK U Ill- It I H
Liverpool. March 2 John Weale
I'eUav of New York, formerly preal
dent of the Mexican National Mink
mg coinpan), aalled for New York t
day after negotiating In Europe on
behalf of I'rovlainnal Preaident
Huerta lor lit) ( reiiaol guna und I1'.-
uiHi.liiiii round nf ammunition.
"faith iuiii and imwder are to '
diapatched to Mexico within a week
Irotn Prance.-" e.ild Mr. LKay.
ItKllhlA MK H ll ltl.
M iiiHiMiii n ni vrniT
Nogalel, Monora, March 2H. The
learner Carmen belonging to LaCom
Kama Navira del rac:hco. waa cap-
lured and tunk hy conat llutl-n.!iwa.
acrnrding to a dlapalch aent here to
dav hv tleneral liluegon. the rebel
commander on the weal coaat of Meg
ten. The veaael waa at ultled in Yata
na ha and all of the crew were
inailn prlaonera
tleneral Obregon eaid he hud la
aurd an order that all veaael of tha
Navira del I'aclrico be captured and
deatroved on ncniunt of the com-
pany'a alleged aaaiatance to Huerta.
AXl'T. comm mi:ii or
Mi:.HW I.I I K TI.K.KT
Vera f'rug. March Commodore
Manuel Alula of the Mexlca-t na
waa today appointed commander In
chief of tha gulf coaat fleet aa a mark
of appreciation for hla loyally lo the
Mexican government during the Felix
Dial uprlaing. When he hoiated hia
Dag on board the gunboat Zaragoxa.
aaliiii.a were flrad by all the foreign
warahlpa In port and viaita wera ex
Changed by the commander.
Thla la on of aeveral change con
templated by Ihe federal government
In coiiaeoiienc of Ihe defection of the
gunboat TamPK'O,
l:lKlt L MII ITAIIY THI
HI SHI II HIOM I.AItl IMI
Laredo, Meg. March A Mixi-
ran federal military train wa hur
riedly gent couth from Mugvo Laredo
. .
mm
lodny bearing the Ninth Infantry and
Rome other troopa. Their destination
n nt announced. Meanwhile un-
unfit -tried rrynrta rem tied here that
Dunlin waa In progrcaa about CI
mllea anuth of Nilnvn l.arcdo. It a
Ihiuiiilit that relntnrcemcnta for the
Nuevo Iirnln giirrlaon may have met
oppnltion and wet. trying tn light
their way ihruuKh to lhat cll.
The HI hi I w it r III levied on nil
Mexican rxporta eight monili ago wim
withdrawn i Nuevo aredo today, ll
amounted to Ironi three to t n pit
rn In uUilltlon to regular dutlc.
Yale Students Are
Up Against the
Real Thing
Victory Over Princeton Team
Leads Genuine Suffrage Ad
vocates to Challenge De
baters (fly l.raan Wire to Kvnilng llcraltl.)
Xrw York. March The tnplr
tin of I hu di'hatina lenina of Yale,
HaiMiiil mill Pi Inri'tiiii In their m
reiit ililinte on woman auflraHu in
which ei.h ami aiiftraji Ic.iin Hon lia
conical, atlrred the New York atate
aufTrann aadix laiioii to challenge Yale
to argue thu iiueatlon with real aul
fragiatn. "The ufTragiata of New York (!lty
challenge the winning untl auffrMgo
Irani of Yale to dehutv In New York
I'ity with real aiiffraglHla, the time'
ami place to be decplcd later," renu
the telegram aetil to Yale hv Mr.
Haymond lliowti, preaident of the
delation.
Meaaagea were alao aent to the cv
Jeraey gurTrage uaaoclutiun imkim
them tn challenge l'rincctun and Hal
ve ril renpeitlvely
COMMERCIALISM
MUST BE SHI
SKY OFFICERS
Refuse to Invoke Mann White
Slave Act in Case Where
Traffic for Revenue is not
Intended.
Ity la-aiMxl Wlro to livening lleralil.'
Chicago, March Indlcalion 't
the Hlliltnle of federal HUhloritiea here
to vlolaiion of the Mann ai t In whl h
the "white alave" niotie doca not ap
pear uaa alien today when Jaiuii I..
KrufT. uperlnlelident of Ihe loc il
bureau of Investigation of the t'nlted
Plate department of Juatiie declined
to take action aaamat F. C Maaton of
Long Inland I'lty, N. Y.
Maaton waa arreated yealerday o:i
rnmplalnt of a 2i year old atenog
tapher who aald that Maaton took
her with him to Kanaa City und
kept her there four day.
"I have taken no action luaamuch
a there I no element of commercial
lam evident In the cine." aaid Mr.
RrulT today. "MaRton certainly meant
n good to Ihe girl but apparently a lie
did not object at the time and ahe waa
old enough to know what ahe waa do
ing Municipal Judge Tiller laaueil a
warrant for abduction ugulngat Maa
ton. Maaton waa rvleaaed In H..'i"'l boll J
furniahed by hia counsel.
Lillk "Albert
to
ihe Insane
Asylum
Famous Woman Soldier who
Served in Some of Bloodiest
Battles of Civil War Under
General Grant
f
Ia-aaeil W ire o Kveujug Herald. 1
uuiucy. ill , March r. Lit- f
He "Allert" Caahler. Ihe woman
auldler. today waa taken to Ihe
atate 8Rlum for Ihe I uaa lie Ht
Walrrlown. III. She wa horn
In Ireland 71 year ago and
eame lo America aa a alow-
away In boy1 clothing. She en-
llRled III company 11, Hilh HI-
Inula Infantry, and waa urrIjii-
ed to tleneral Uianl'a command
participating In mini of the
4 hloodleel battle of the CU ll
war. She lulcr came to the
aoldiera' home here and her eg
wa not diecovercd by n aur-
gcou at lhal Inalitulion. al-
though a nurae knew her r-
crel.
TfnMnPFJT
FLOODS 00 HEAVY
DAMAGE Ifl THE
EAST
SOUTH
Four Hundred Buildings in
Jackson, Mississippi, Flood
ed by the Overflow of Town
Creek
TWO MEN DROWN IN
THE MOHAWK RIVER
Ohio Alarmed as Rivers .Rise
Lest There be Repetition of
Disastrous Floods of Yea;-
Ago.
Illy lral Wire to I'trxiiil rtnrald.
Jurkm.n. Mir.. Mar. h it. Four
hundred building, including the lead-
ina hotel and two department alorea,
were flooded aa a reaull of Town
creek overflowing it bank here to
(lav. It la cRtimutcd tnal inn uam
m. will amount tn I2UQ.IHMI. The
i reek became an awolleti after i
houra of ateudy rainfall and the flood
i-aiiin ail null aiv inill dieicilMiiip him
nut have time to move theler gtovka.
Two I'niwn In New York.
Schenectady. N. Y.. March
Two unidentified men were drowned
todav when Freeman' bridge over
the Mohawk river, two mtlea weat of
here waa awept away. The damage
rfono her by the high water thu
fit raniniinla to IJUO.itua. The rivn
waa fulling thiM ullernoon.
Ni'W York alley IIimmIiiI.
New York. March -jh.--spring
llooda have ait In through the vallea
of the Rtale and already much plop
ertv damiiae la reported. The warm
weather of the IhhI few daya milled
much of the heavy auow which fell
earlier In the month.
At Troy the Hiidaon river h.ia aa
aiimed flood propoi tiona und nirr
i hanta along Ihe river are removing
good
AiiiRtenlam repoita part of tho
bridge w Hi. h epaiia the Mohaw k
river there curried away by high wa
ter and Ice.
Olitii ItlvcTa laaiutrrtiUM.
CoIuiiiIiur. i, March SH. With
the (licit Miami und Whitewater riv
er raging, thu Si ii.lo climbing u foo
an hour and the Muak.ngum und
Licking river out ol their bunka
along the IowIuikIn, unxiety wan felt
during laat night of a recurrence
Ihe diaaatroua flooda of Inat March
Uamaae ao fur reported ha been
confined to the eouthweatern aectlon
of the atate.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
COMMISSION TO MEE
lily la-UM'd Wire) lu I'.vciiliij Herald
Waihlngiun. Man h i "i.'ollerin
baigainliia. i on. iliau.ni and urlutra
lion,'' will be the aubject of publi
hearing here Iroin April to y in
ctuaiie ti the federal i-onimiaRion
Induetrlal relationa at wnuh proim
Hem HidURtrial and labor Icadila i
voice their aciiumcnia.
The coinmtaion today announce
Die nauica of thoae who expected
ieatlf, among them being Sumuc
(lumper of the American Federatio
of labor; John I'. White of Indian
a poll, i.rcRiilciit of the I lined Mine
Worker of America, John Milclul
New York. Helh l-ow, preiilent of tlie
National l'l If Federation; C '. Neill
of N'gw York, former federal commuj
loner of laooi", Judge W. C. Cham
bcr of the federal board of concilia
lion and arbitration: L. 1. Ilrundlea of
Hoalon; Iianiel Wlllard, 'preldciil
the tlaltiiiiore and Ohio; i:iiha l-ee
third vice pieaulcnt of the l'.iiin)l
vanla railroad, und J. A. Kiucry, cuun
el for the National Aao lali.in
Manufacturer.
UNITED STATES FILES
PROTEST AGAINST THE
GERMAN OIL MONOPOLY
Illy Leaard Wire In livening Herald.
iierun, ftiarcn -. rormai aciiuo
Waa begun today t the t inted State
government agalnal the petroleum
nniiiiiiiuly bill reienlly inlroduceil in
the Oerinun Imperial parliament
The fir at atep taken wa a written
memorandum nreaeiiied h Jaiuca
Uerard, L'mted SUlea miiiwa.iil.r, I
Llottlieri von Jagow. the (lerman for
elgn miinater. 1 lie iiiemorMiidum ex
preaae the confluent expmlallon of
the I'nlted Slute government that
ci-ruWi inluhUcea toward AmerlcMii
Imeator cuntHlned In Ih monoimlv
bill In it preaenl form will dlaappear
bvfore cnacimriil,
blllL I Ml
REPEAL BY
Administration Leaders in
Both Houses Confident
President's Wishes will be
Met
KNOWLAND LEADS
OPPOSITION IN HOUSE !
i
Declares President Mistaken
and Nation Yieldine to
ana MHllUU ilciUJiig w
England for First Time Un-!to
der PreSSUrS
(fly Iraard Wire to F.yentng Herald.)
WiiRhlngton. March it. liebate on
Ihe r-penl of the ranaiiiM toll ex
emption continued In the hounu a id
aenute today.
The houae waa proceeding on the
Ima bill under " hour tlebata aa
provided in tile hard fought buttle or
yeRterday.
The wua te wug debuting the nuh-
..... ui.ni.rH 1 1 v
In Ihe houae Henre.entallve Know-
land, controlling the time for Ihe He-
.ubllcana. aaaalled the repeal III un-
,.,,.u.rua . ... r.M mm mi r r..... I..r I . it til
ureal iriiuiii wiiiiuoi a .iiuhiiii'. t
I the Panama canal now the
price of thv elimination of IluertuT
he demanded.
In the acnule reRolutloii by Sen
ator Iewla and Senator tlulllnger
were laid aaide until Monday.
Mr. Lt-wla' reaolutlon wua aupple-
menlary lu one now pending, declar
ing for equa Itoll. and would em-i
power Ihe preatdunt to miapend toll i
In hla iIiri reimn
.Vilinlmatrittioii aupporterH ure con- j
tldenl the repeal hill will piiia tho I
Iioiiro b Tueaduy night or curly
W ediieaday. i
YcRterduy'a victory for the admin-,
iNtration in the limine arouaed cx-
peitatioiia of thamplona of repeal In
the Renaie that a fa-orntile report will j
lietorthcoming from the cunala com
mittee, m.lw llhHtanding Ihe iutluence
f II chairman. Senator ti'liormari.
"llaguiae the aituutloii or iH-cloud
the iRHiie a you ma, there ia no
cucaping Ironi the naked truth lhati
for Ihe firal time the people of till
great nation are urged t i aurrender
under foreign pleasure," declared Mr.
Kiiowlaml In the houae. "1 entertain
high regard for Ihe preauleiit of Ihe
tilted Slate. Ill piitrioliam anil
In. Mini y ot purpoRe I would not al-
leinpl to iiucRtion. However
llke till
III..IH li..rM .if 1 hit Iniiiimi f.imllv. lia la
apt lo err. In tin Inatum e un hi -
parent error in Judgment ,r. hnndling
the Mexican altimtmn ha neccRatlut -
ed the latent nine, ul Inat ao hla
h...iw Mb.. m..ai . hi.iiii.hlH
thing lo Ray I that he lui been Im-
poai-d on.
Mr. Know In n. 1 urged the houae. If
It repeal the cm il.pt Ion, to declare
that ll had
pot Rurrendereil ihe con-
leution
Hint ii.c i iiiiii r-ii..c. ..i.iv.ii
make one.
Ilepreaenlat li e Madden, Kepulill
ill. of lllinolM. spoke for the repeal.
He aaid ho raw no
people of the central
leaaon lor the
weal contribut-
i ii k to a ahip uiRid.
K e P r e e Mauve t vsIi.iukIiiicrnv,
I'emoi rut, ol' lihode . I h I.. ml. apoke
for the exemption, ilei l.uina Ihe plat
lot in pledge of the Hallimore coiiven
lion lor flee paage abould be up-
ported.
Id prcaciitutn e (iiirdncr. Uepubll
can, of .M.iaR.i hiiRetta, m a brief
Rpcech aiippoitnig the lull iUoled
the debutea en Hie Hay-Tumice tote
treaty In the rciuUu lo kIiow that thu
Hp.iri or that in;ici inrni waa uppoaco.
to eveiinpi mn ol American ahipa.
IIeprvaent.il i e liray, lcmoir.it, "t
111. liana aupported the bill.
ItepluactitatiM' lemplu. I'rogicaa
i e, of I'eniiRi li uula. opponed I ho i r
pea on tlui kioiind that il waa aui
render of aim i.-igul) over the lauul
gone.
Itcprraeiit il e Stephen of Cahfor
nia, lrogreRii e. oppoaed the repeal
mi the ground that It Would bcnvllt
none but llriii."ti Rhipa and lulereata.
"Why ah.. u.. I thla adininiRlrutioii
ail. I another to Ihe many LngliRh
Ihuiga It li.i done In the olio long
year ll haa been In power'.'" he de
manded. "When the houae uiwciii
bled for Ihe Inat lime under Ihia a.l
nnnlalratiou hemhea were prmlded
like thoae in the llritiHh parliament.
Next day the preaident In peraon de-
liieteil an uddreiu Jual a King
tieorga doca Several time alnce thei
thief magiRiruto ha vlkited till"'
building, ali i al Inch timea It haa I
Ih'cii aaid iM'iiioiiallc aeualoia and
repreaeniMtii a weie commanded to;
uppear ueloi" him for Inat ruction Jut ;
a ahuppeua in dear old lauidoti. Now i
tome the pri-Rldenl aeek ng the re-1
peal of the toll exemption clutiae,
apparently to pleuae Ureal Urilaln.
Are we beliu UniuliiHed "'
lieproaeiilatlve Fltxgerald, one of
the 1iiiim lane leadeia wllgned with
anil-repeal Ion ea. declare he had no
(Continued on 1'agu Two.)
WEDNESDAY
FOR INCREASE
ol
Counsel for Interstate Com
merce Commission Declares
Free Service Rendered by
Roads is Costly
ABSORBS SOME FIFTY
PERCENT OF REVENUE
Free Storage, Warehousing
Loading and Unloading of
Cars Among Items Included
in the Showing
' a . . . .. .... 1.. I I
'"ZsZr?"' .."', V
' l,ral,,lt''H' ,"""M r,,r ""riie
enmmerce commiRNioii In oppoRiilon
ne propi.ed rue pi n cm increaai
In rnllroinl freight raieR. today auli-
Imlt'.Ml a miiM mrni hIhwihk that free
I aervlce rendered ahlppem by rail
romla In i lnaalfli allon territory, re-
ault In aerloua depletion
euuea of the roiiiln. The
of Ihe
rev-
Rpecl.il
trrc
Rcrvicca under conHlderation
commiHRiim vi ere free atn.-igr
by -ihe
ware-
hoURiiig. loading und tinloiiding of
inn, lighleniKe. eleatioli ot gram
und villoma oilier free tcniiiii.il acrv
Icea. Mr. Itrniideia iiRwrled that Ihe
coat lo Ihe railroada of Iheae free
aer Icea wua Ro great aa In ubaor'i
"' - " r " 'reigm
to Ml
i'i cci...m ......r
'" rec.'pia were oeioa
Moeoiiicii, ri'niilllllK III B all onitm 1 1...
' cuah loRa to the roada.
Causes
lo Be
Marquis
Thrown
Street
Into
, Louis Girl Wedded to
Motheaten French Noble
man Resorts to Violent
Methods of Self Protection'
fllr la-aacd W ire lo I vonlog Herald.
I Pari, Much Jv Mariina d
, Amodlo waa t. day ejected from hi
Mipartmenra hy the court. The im I -hiiIh'
wife waa Mia I ephlne W.iiu
wright. a ri'latiie ol I'.llia WulnwrlKbt
'of St. Loui. He waa ulao ordered to
' give the three i lulilren of the mar
riugn into the cuntody of thv miirchi
oneaa. There have been dnllieRTff lllfllcn:-
' i.unny oi me iiiaiiina nun
' marcmoiii aa mr Home tune puai. lie.
I"""' " 1 " ,
m"r,iu
! l" "", couria i..r a ji un e,miai.o..
ironi ma Ainei icaii w lie mi ncr re-
turn to her apartment on the Avenue
the
Henri Martin Ihe man hloneaa louud
that her huaband bad inxt.illcil him
elf there. Shu Immediately limugn;
proci-edlnga to obtain poHacRRion of
her
homo and charge of her ihrcu
children. Till waa toilay ordered ..y
the Jii'la
The title of ihe mill' in." IR .i papal
. one. The mam.ige took pin e clc.cn
eara ugi
SCHOOL TEACHER IS
MURDERED
LITTLE FALLS
i
i Evidence
fidence that Lydia Beecher
was Assaulted then Slaught
ered with a Knife. Man Un
der Arrest.
(Ily I eaard Wire to Fvenlrui Herald.)
l.lltle Fill. N. 1 , At.ir. n 111
boil.- of Mla l.liii.l Hi'.', her. a llU'l
a. hool l. a. li. i of I. mil. N. Y .
toiiinl amo ig Rome IiiihIii on the o i'.
aim-la of tli.it l.iwu todav. Sin- li id
been murdered with u knife. aM.u
t'lnlv after h.iung been atlai ked.
The young woman lelt her boardiiij
hmiMi l.i "I lilgUl to mall a letter ai III''
village poRinlhce. When ahe did tou
return aearch for hci waa braun. bui
It waa not until today that tlic aod..
Waa found.
Miaa Iteei her waa :' 1 cata old Th"
authorltlr look a 111..11 into . i.i...l
today Ha a auapeci. Hi name ia liaim,
and he la aald lu hate been rr nlty
exiu lled ll un a. 1 1 l Mir liee. Iici
Tho aiithnritiea any lhal he na aeen
talking with the young woman lat
night. He could not be found at In
home but waa traced lo Newport. M il
mllea fiom the ie of the Hugely
The eountiyanln haa mil hi en
tlrred by anv ether crime am e toe
murder uf i.iaie Hi own by l"nrier
filllrtte In thia anotlon eight year ug i.
EIIORMOUS
New York Central Head Ex
plains Cause Behind Din
charging of Twenty-Five
Thousand Employes.
SEES NO PROSPECT FOR
EARLY IMPROVEMENT
Ceclares His Road has Suffer
ed Gross Business Reduction
of Ten to Eighteen Percent
Over 1913.
fly la-a-usl Wire, In I'.venlns Herald. 1
New Yoik, March : iiRmiii
of ;r.,niin men Hie New York I'en
Ir ' railroad ;me liecember I." aaid
A. T. Hardin, vice prealdenl nf thai
road today. "Ih only a barometer of
tho company' hoalne. The reduc
tion of force waa not arbitrary. It
ciinie about gradually aa tralllc, main
ly freight, declined, and I cunnol ae
uric immediate pt oRpect that liualnc
will pick up und Ihcae men com
back to w ol k ."
Mr. Hardin aald thla condition af
fected moat of the c.ihlcrn railroad.
I if Ihe i! ft, aa 'I men iliamlaaed aho'it
l.".,iia men were laid off eat of lluf-
falo and Hi, Him weat of Ruff nn. The
rtilui'lion iifTe.'ted all hranche of th'
erv l'-e.
"Compared with 1H1.1." aald Mr
ll.irrlln. "Ihe buKinen of Hi la year ol
thu New York Central auffered u re
din lion of from X lu In per cent. Th
reduction of the vorking force haa
been on the aanie ratio.
DEPUTIES FIGHT
E. CAIL
jjdahaye Leaves Room During
Rochette Scandal Hearing,
Indignantly Slamming the
Door.
(Ily la-anil Wire. In Fvoolnf Herald.)
I'aria. March 'is A alormy aeaalon
f the lomuiittce of the chuiuhcr ot
leputle mi oat ignliilK the alleged illin-
ii.ii ii.il coniic Imn wlih the poHtpone-
mi'iit or the trial of Henri Itochetl",
the Frcu.'hm.iii ch.iigeil wilh derrail l
Ing the public of million of dollar,
ended todav In Deputy JuIch IX'l.i-
haye. u member, b-miug the room
a ml aliimmlng Hie dour Indignantly.
The committeemen were aharply II
v ided in Ihelr view aa to whether
KrfifBt Moiua. former premier, and
JuRcpli I'.iiII.iiix. f .rinir minlRter "I
lliiiiiice, Rhoiiiil bf. leiiRiiicd
It ia lull.. ml lhal Inl.ill.iji- will re.
p!kii iom the cotiimlttcc.
A i.iliitii't cotnicll w.ia held loilav to
iIim iir Ihe ilill. lie polllual Rilllalion
broiiglit ahoiii oy the Henri Koi heite
Hi'undal anil the Rhooiing of ilaaton
Calnicllc. edllof of Hie Figaro.
Mlllallle C.llll.tllX, tile UR.lRlil of
M Cnlni'1 If. epilit Ihe day leadiliX
novel in SI. 1 jinn re prioii.
I iiiiiIn king Improicl.
I.or Anael . i 'al . March
crick W W ci el ha.Mlm-r. tin
iii 1 1 1 lotia ire liiiiilicrm.in. who
n mil a R. l cl 1-1 ul Iii la k
lioinc, raR.oti'Ua. wa rt n.il'.
iroCll l.lll.ll. He WilR clll1g
I. iii.il.ly bui hiw ili v. i.in an i
a'lvanitMl Hae iii.i.l'. h ..utv ,i
I'loi . ,.-
Fred
.icl it. ill
Knoll
I tin
com -.1
lux
bl'.w
Escapes 115 Year
Sentence to Be
Eccltrocuted
Arkansas Negro Pardoned by
Governor from Record Pris
on Term to Give Way to Ex
ecutioner IHy
l4-asl Wire, u Periling Herald.)
LlUle I.'., h. Al k . .March
A lew miuuli a alter reciv -
lug a pHiil'Ui from lioicrnor
llavcM. w tilt h releaaed Illlll flolll
a llj-iear miiIcii.c rie.l I'd- f
Ion. fiegro. na eli-cll ocutcil lo-
ilu, it the alale pctniciil l.irv
h.-ic for killing Mm m.i I'alloil.
luKicaa. whom he iiiiinlereii to a
obtain IHiy cent. There wua a
iiucaiioii a to the legality of
ihe i Ii . t lot ill ...ii if 1'clion un-
f ul ult.r he hail Relied hia 111-
..ir Reniciiit, and li.r Una leu-
Min the pardon waa granted.
MM
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READS NOVELS
cTmVr
Strikers Open Fire on State
Troops Stationed Near Ce
dar Hill and Camp Mar
shall is Wounded
NEGRO STRIKER IS
KILLED BY S0LDIER3
Quiet of Past Few Days Brok
en by Bloody Outbreak in
Ill-Fated Colorado Coal Re
gion Hy l.cac Wire, to Krcnlnj Herald.
Trinidad, t olo., March St. Jame
Johnaon. a negro, la reported In have
been killed abort ly before noon today
by a detail or mllilluinen engaged In
aeurch for tho uaaallanta of Clinloil
Itoblnaon, mar alia I at lliiatiiiga, who
Wua ahot and aerloiily wounded eaily
today while attempting to que 1 1 a dla
turbuiice at the camp. Johnaon la
Fa nl lu have been with a party of alx
men nnd report are conflicting na to
whether they were alrikera or niln-
era.
The- military aulhorlliea firat. re
ported that Itoblnaon w.ia ahot by
atrlkera w ho were picketing the enmp.
At union heudiiuarter no report hita
been received.
Johnaon I aald lo have len work
ing recently at Dclugun and came to
Haatliiga late laal night.
Following the ahooting of ltohln
o nhe eacaprd Into the hilla and a
detail of atute troop In command of
Lieutenant Laurence aturtcd a aearch
for the fugitlie.
The negro I aald to Have opened
fire on tho aoldiera und wua killed
hy the return fire. The nillitlaiiicn
then puraued and captured ix other
who are tuw being held newr Tn
' siiaco. The troop are patrolling the
hilla in the vicinity of Cedar 11. ! ml
Tuiiuuco.
fAIIJ' .M.VIIaHAL
SKKIOI H ONMTIOX
Trinidad, Colo., March 2H. Culled
to a houae occupied hy r.rgro coal
minera ul llaalinaa. a Vlcior-American
coul camp, abort ty after midnight
laat night. Lump Mitrhal Clinloil
Itoblnaon wn ahot through Ihu
atomuch und probably fatully wound
ed in a piNtol duel with J.imea John
Bon. whom he aoiighl to place under
urreat Tor diaturbunce. u la ulleged
that JohiiRon opened fire upon Hub
liiRon the (OKI. int he entered Iho
houae. Several ahota were llred, olio
bullet Inflicting Hie aerloua wound.
The inaiHlial fired aeveral Hhola iri
return. Johnaon made hla cacapa
from Ihe houae after the ahooting and
la atill at large. A herlff a pnaae and
a detail ot iinlillu have been Rcnuiing
Ihe aurrouudlng country Rime an
early hour The wounded olllcer waa
removed In the Sail Itufu.'l hoRpltnl
here Una m lining and iiiiderweul un
operation for the removal if the but
let. Hir cuiiditlun I aerloua.
mi Kits ori x rrK
ON TIIIMIM AT KIVH HILL
Trinidad, Colo., March ;"i Strik
ing minera attacked the detull of
alale troopa al.it lulled ul Cedar Hill
near l.u.llow ahortly after 11 o'clock
toduv, according lo a report received
at local military headquarter Tha
aoldiera. In ' harge or Iieutenant
Luureme, returned tho fire and one
atriker ia aaid to have been kUle..
;nd wo wouudi'd.
Major I. J. Hamroi k and a pari
of oiticer left here ul once in auto
mobile for tin. rich. f the reported
trouble. Militiamen hive gone into
the hill in un effort to effect the cap
tore or the atiai king party. Troopa
aer being coin eutntied at lhal p.iinl.
ARMY APPROPRIATION
BILL CARRIES BIG
INCREASE THIS YEAR
(Ily l.-aaed Wire In F.colng llnral-!.?
W ii mIi i iia,-i n. March 'I lia
rctutic p.iRRi'd the annual army ap
piopnution lull today earning 1MI.
7. .I). oini an. .ul 1 7. bun 'Hoi mi.ru than
ihe houae bill and about the R.l Ml"
amount mrr th- laat urmy appio
11 l it ..'ll bill
I would not )iej to i n w bta;
nu ri'HiK'i.,' announced Senator Thorn
a, thuiociat. of Colorado, "were It
not fur ihe disturbed condition on
the outln i n I'l'tiler."
German police Officer
suspended from duty
on blackmail charge
l lvaxd Wlro lu Fveaitng Herald.)
Fr.i nkl.nl - oil -i he- Main, tiei maiiv ,
March . Commlaaioner r hmldt,
head of Ihe police department for 111
aupprcBRion uf V li . wua aURpended
tud.iy on chalge of blui klllall.
The Inwa'.iaallon of ihirgea Hut
the "morula police ' had been aecret
li' lec.'iv inx money for the pioiection
nl diaorderly reaort. ha been la
progn-Ra tor munth. S hundl wua
implicated In the aiandal b the t ca
tion. nv of a woman who reiealcd an
extenaiv ayateui of blai kiltai! tilt
police.
