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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.
-UHTY-RHTH YEAR
raTlroad RATE I
HEARING GOES
10 Ell, LAWYERS
10 HAVE 111
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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1914.
--tf-K j-xuxr.JikmrM Tan M
Dully by Currier or Mall
Month, hlnirle Coplm. to.
Clifford Thorne Insists All In
tciests of Country
Equally Depressed
Transportation,
FARMERS SHOULD BE
fa-Intel products moving from east
I'Mt r.'irtnl its lei tin' west. Wc e.itt h
ii both ways, coming anil going; and
we arc subject In tlif limit hauls.
"Tlic market pi of niMiiy of our
miii pi products are i tint i oiled by tins
prl'ts Ht (he A 1 1:1 lit It- coast, lt'i-s
fi eight rule An it il it iii-f in mil
frtight rates Is equivalent in moving
mil' fit rum an. I Industries thai mm h
farther from inn i K ft ; It ledu. es our
price Unit much. In the nggregnle,
that will iimmint In a very largo sum
of money.
Wants General I 'h Ii- I'Ih.v.
My purpose In 1 1 1 1 p t - tn help net'
that the pulilli' hI'Ic uf these Issues are
fully presented In the commission. If
(he curriers lire i nlitlrd In iin im reuse,
we hope the t-mii mlssitin "ill k h lit
il; If lint, we tiust and believe iliui
Ip'the commission win deny the petition
j nf the carrieis Wc favor advances
Al0llg;on silt h traffic as does nut yield ade
quate compensation todav , likewise
we f.ivtir reiliii Hons where conditions
nle the reverse As to Interstate tiaf-
fie, It in the fun. tinii nf mir state com-mit-sioim
tn represent the shippers
!J A R R A N Z A AND
i.
i
VILLA CERTAIN
10
BRING
ill
UPON MEXICAN
S
MRS.CAKMANIVIAY
I
KNOW VERDICT
OF JURY BEFORE!
END OF TODAY
Mil'
I '
Surely. 1 1 wa.
She thought It
tear of the Ii.mi
.ll'lllll l lllllllllH
she said As nhe lea. In1
the stalls she ;, tw,,
tin" Il the- h.ill, Inn she
ftilt tn I! ml nut w ho tin
Hlle WCtlt llnW IIMl.lll M sll
nil Unusual sound "
had mine fl'titll the
il tmik her
llnW II M t It il s, I
I the head nr
Wnlliell going
lll.nle tin ef
v Here. After
Walked Int.)
Mil. I leaned against
it llnnilt lit She d!ll
In" hsiair itiul went
after having
t v a tiiihiin . I
Adheients of Each Chieftain j All Testimony Expected to Be
Declaie Other Must Retire!
Before Oiderly Government
Can Be Restored,
the Wailing loom
H lli,iiitleiiei e f"!
lint Hi e it 1 1 otic
tltlel'llv Up.Hlail.-t II gnu
stood Itt the inall'le for
perhaps.
Mrs. ',ti in. in civs
Clllleil 11 lltl lie!' 1 1'illl t
WllH Ihell I K 1 ")
I n itifli i-r ti sttiiitl.
Mrs Carman's til venr nlil ilaugh
ter, ITuaheth, vv,t (lie tit- 1 withes
III ii child'sh In Nil she gave lie
ex.niillial inn
exstininat urn i
nrnnmin nrniu nrurnAi
lrnmuran nr i hi nrnrnni
UUI lllll IIIU UUUIII UUIPUI MIL.
OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT III
i nnnxiirnii TiiPiTnr nr mm
NUHititnn intAint ut- vvaii,
SECURING SOI SUCCESSES
Freight Rates,
ft I . I
noie Armistice
Entered Into
Calientes.
tiffnr.' ibis I t'ilkite . t Thiu iu h.
rltultvtu rnuM LUootolliH"''' "i required i.y statute
"There Is nut the nlluhf 'hL spirit ef
' " hostility in our iittiunle toward th"
President Rea, of the Peiinsyl-ri,i',,,r'H- ,vvv fu"v ' ,,"1"t,, ,h,,,'
' vnst linpiirtiiin e in the rtitniiivrcl.il
vania. Is Last Witness on !"''"f,h-"'"'" s0 in uu-prosperity
., , , i j "f H"' farmer hasie ami fninlaniental
ADphcation tor Advance in m the wen-are t the nati.m. uk-
' ' .......
wise the welfare of the lahnritiK mini
is nf treincniloiix important c tn the
pi Dsperity of the country. A mneriil
Hilvani e of ti n per t ent in wanes tlur
ir'f I hid period of tleprestiitiii, m cnrtl
ln to the pleitHiiiK Ionic we have been
lifttetiinjf to during the last few thiys
Would put that much more money
into clr ulatinn. No man upends hisdown of both
money more freely than Jw the la-!
holing man.
Until Mile liHC IllKllls. ,
"Those whom I iini atilhorlzed to,
represent placed no rcstrit tiuns what-i
ever on what I shall sav or tin. How-!
SONORA STRUGGLE IS
GROWING IN VIOLENCE
fly MOIVNINa JOURNAL aiMCIAI. ItAIIO Wltll
W'aslilimton. Ucl. 23. "If it Is rinht
fur the sovernment to Mhieltl the rail
reads from the rfl'et ts of the wur; If
it is rii;ht for the Kovcrnmnt to
make pood the losses of people in dif
ferent iniliiKtries, I uin soiiiK tn pro
post! a nictisurc that will require 'ery
hen In Iowa to luy every day, if
hlie fails In do mi, that the government
shall make up to the owner of the
owner of thut hcti the vnluo of the
ckkk slie ditl not luy."
This Htiiteinent wiih matle 1iy I'lif
fnrd Tlinrne, counsel for several west
ern slate railroad t ommiswlons and
shlpiers" associations In presenting
the shippers' hide of the cuse ut the
hciirinif before the Interstate t'oni
iiiei'i'e comnii.Hsion on the application
ul eastern railroads for a general In
crease In freight rates. . ;
llrui-lnt; I Kndctl.
The hearinas runic to an end today
ami ui'Kumentx will be heiird next
week, with every indicut Ion of an
early dei ision by the commission.
The presentation of the rase of the!
opposing shippers took less than two
hours us against five days occupied :
by witnesses for the carriers. Mr.
Tlinrne took the position that no bus
iness depression had been ehown by.
the carriers that ditl not ettunlly nf-
feci shippers Slid that the ihrteltse
would bp unjust. Counsel fur all!
other shippers represented jollied In
the statement. j
AiyuinenlK Hill bei;iii next Thurs
day morning and probably will be
concluded Friday. 1
President Urn's Sliitcnienl.
The carriers closed their case with
the testimony of Samuel Khea, pres
ident of the Pennsylvania railroad;
system. iMis statement followed close
ly lh lines of previous evidence of- j
fired and his cross-examination was
brief.
Louis lirandcis, special counsel for
the commission, drew Mr. libra's at-!
fntion to the decision of the commls-t
"ion in the original five per cent case
which pointed out its inability to see
Hie Justice of raising rates on freight
shipments to conduct the passenger j
traffic shown to be operated at a Ue- i
fit it. !
''Has anything ot curred sincr that i
ruling which, In your opinion, 'justifies t
now V Mr. jsrandeis
PlP.cpiltpfl Refill P Nilflll :ind
" " version of hnt had ha i.p,'ii'd in th
ArillinieiltS AlP I iLpIv tok'nnimn h.msclii.ld i',.. nmht of th
Conclude in Thice Hours,
DEFENDANT WITNESS
IN HER OWN BEHALF
Botlt Maytoiena and Hill lg- Husband, Little Daughter,
Mother and Sibter Anions
Those Who Tell Stories ofi
Fateful Night, j
Agreement.
at Aguas
iiiiittb r
ll.til Kiille
"Moth,
tinned; '
Hint her v
went tut'
piai til e
me tn
dinni;: r
and sit
Present I
shot. I
went tn
"M
V I'ti'f illiinei . she mi Id, she
nut ii nd 'la i d mi 1 he la ivn.
i' v en! opvla.i .,' slie con- !
my u miii a ml my m ami- i
ere nil tile i"l, h Later 1
i t he p.ii 1"!' and si irli-tl tn j
in
nil the ph
slop. Tin
.mm, Walked
ill a chair In
M . miilbi'i' Inld
I went into the
thmiinh the hall
th" dining nniiii.
in
KOHKINa OUNL CIAI tl.OU Willi
j:i Pasn. Tex.. tt. 2'1. Further
blnodshetl in Mexico, stricken by revo
lutionary warfare for four yeats, only
may be averted by a complete bin lilim
tlte I'arraiua ami Vill i
factions, according to printed and
spoken expressions made here today.
Jorge l'. Oiozco, acting Carrauz.i
agent, In an interview in a local news
paper, scored the Villa faction, de
claring that the plan of (iuatluluP'
ever. 1 desire, at this time to relieve icoultl not permit the retirement of
itjiein entirely from such respotisibil-!rf ' tanza.
ity. Their object has simply been a h'rnm the Villa side t ame the ox
; pi et a lit tuna ry step to hell) see that ! pressed belief that the trouble wouK.
!tioth sides may be fully developed. lj''e adjilstetl. but only by the imnc -assume
personal responsibility tor iny'diut elimination of 'arran.a. This,
'statements. '.the fatranzi represent. itive tint lit r il.
! "This is the third lime American I'"" i"',0!",'U'- " '" I"'"'""'1 tll u
'rnili'.m.ls ttave oeht tn force ', tiowapaprr coi iespoiitlenls at Agtris
; general advance in freight latrs In
. HMO they claimed a .risis existed
.Instead of a crisis the commission
Klixabcth
vnnr lllntll. I
-Ves." pIii'
'Tluit's all."
lust as Mi"
Mrs, Caimans
jt'allenti's. the scene ef the
;ranza- ilia conciliation
ihad hi'cn barred from tin
second Car
conference sessions
tV MONIM OUNAt IPICIAL LIAIfO .!
Miiieola, . v., net. Mrs. l'lnr-
ence Conklln Carman, on trial in the
supreme court line for the iiiurdi r
ot Mrs. Louise tin I ley, may know her
fate by tomorrow ninht. Her counsel
ami District, Attorney Lewis ,1. Smith
informed .1 list it p Charb s II. Kelhy at
the i lose of the ptoi ectlings today that
they Would complete their rases be
fore the noon recess tomorrow.
The entire afternoon thus Will lie
left for the summing up, whbh pi'oba-i into tear. Sh
blv "ill occupy three hours, and the handkerchief.
delivering of the charge to the jury.
The charge is expertrd to be a brief
one. The case, therefor, should be
in the hands of the jury before night
fall. .Sctri'r Cross-1 'a in'' nation.
Witnesses for the defense took up
it great part of today's session ol
I he,.! tl n las la , ak and a i
met 111 v limit "ii the stalls. I i
my nmlhi't s mom. j
other was there j
Was With Mo tin r. j
I tail I'.n U lulu the ball I ,
II her ylliipels ,
wetl In i tlnw n - I
iii ii mi in. She
1 "cut illt)'
"When
saw my tin it her put
and k i ii i - 1 1 and I lull
stairs. Then I went
liatne up In a minute.
t her room w 1th her "
1 1 1 u t ros-t xam mat n i
j tot iiev Smith asked only
lI ale
I'islii, t At- '
niie iiit stinn i
i
M'lV l . 1 1 1 of'
I It'll I on .
replied,
saal tin-
Salah
mother.
ALLIES GIVE GROUND AT CERTAIN
POINTS, BUT MAKE ADVANCES AT
OTHERS, ACCORDING TO REPORTS
Little Change in Situation When Considered as a Whole; No
Decisive Battles Have Been Fought, Though Invaders
Have Been Almost to Paris and Back; Neither Side Has
Destroyed or Partly Destroyed an Army in Western Op
erations: Russians Have Beaten Germans in Great Battle,
but Victory Is Not Regarded as Deciding Struggle in
Eastern Fields; Austrians Are Said to Be Putting Up For
midable Fight in Galicia.
M .
'onk Iin
yt ais old. i
;tnok the stand, the
found I hat to be the most prosperous
In the meantime both sides charged
It
history of Anieii-i' 111,1 " opponents nan neen maKwi,
the original f Ive j w ' preparations in violation of
in" armistice wtnen ntreanv nan neen
year in th". whole
can railroads. In
iipr cent case, basinu their claim oil
the vear ISIS, the claim of a crisis i broken by exponents of fanau.a and
was again matle; and you . .included j vi"'1 m th' Hmiora-Arizona border
that there Is no crisis in the coi,dl-;" Vl"' 1 1 indicate,! that C.ov-
lln ..t .1... r,il,..a,lu in ..ffieial . lasHl- "'"' M 'Mniena, the Villa adherent.
who neacis an inoian ltpiisinu in nit
ffiitlant burst
bin it',1 her face in her
baking with Mibs.
Mrs. t 'illlkllll's tet ilnnliV t ol l nl'ti-
laled thai given by Mis t 'anuiin and
Kllzal'eth,
Similar coirnbiuatlve I est iiimny
was flhcli I'1' Mrs. Cat man's sister,
Mrs. Ida Powell
Defendant's sister.
Mis. Powell said she let two would!
Itotirt. The defendant submitted to apv'" 11 1,1 tm s w.-m-
Iscarchum cross-rxaminatioii. Hx-I"K r"'"'. "Ut of the Imnt .ban'. '1 he
t.l, , If-I.llall.,,. of l,,e. hUn- might l.lt. ll Sllappetl. shutting hemill,
Sum mart of War
News of l esterday I from
I .li.-r tl.ns of incessant
'ileiils iiae at last been mat
' pa i t ef he bat t le line w Inch
run v ii tiially si ra Igbt cm : It
from Vpris, In laimum. t..
i tn t be elliow III I lie i il.lt ii
1 est of A'gne III I'lanee.
M ,.S'Sa lOUDNAL 10't LIHII ) I I
Lou Inn, in t. The (ScI'mfinH
v- Hud llakeil a gtVielal offensive
mint aliiuif the nne extenii ng
the tuouih of the river Vser on
the N' nth sen, to the ma r Metitc, an t
while they have compelled the allies
to gi" ground In some plates, they
t heiiisi'lves have lost positions In oth
oi s. This, 111 a few words, Is what I t
r d from official reports coming
I'l cie h and thii
. I
hist attack on
side. It also
fic.-ition territory, taken as a. whole.'!
Now. for the third time, the railroad-'
..I.I... 'U,.,., iu .rlwiki ':..,1.,i' tliec
, , ,i t H n ,,.li,i (danger to resitleiits on
have some foundation lor t heir claims, i .. .
Hut this emcigency, upon Which the
carriers are relying today, affects i
practically all of us in the same j
manner. It Is following a periotj ot
marked depression in business for
about a year, subsequent to the l!al-j
kan wars, distuibances 111 Kurope and C.KIIXZ WM.I.IVti
the short crops of last year. ' l 1 1 II
Haiti on All Classes.
"It is jnsi as bard for the manu
facturer, the farmer, the laborer, the
an Italian iipiising
western state, was preparing to renew
Xacn. w tth its Incidental ;
the American i
It also was reported that
eral Hill, the Carrnnza leader.
'lueparing a statement in whit
; would ignore the armistice fixi
!the Annas- Calb ntt's convention.
t!e-
uas
b h"
d iiy
leal "eavesdropping'' device ill the i
joffiee of her husband. Dr. lalwin Car-j
' man, she told how men friends of her,
husband hail asked him in her pros- j
!t li.'e how "all of his girls" were, j
tuber men, she said, had told her
lth.it the doctor was "a devil with the
gills." j
She admitted that slie In-tame sus-
pii iiiiiH of Dr. armau ami hail a
Installed '
whctlicr
reports
of the
room i
11, she ,
frmil
I
TO
VII. I.A (.
its nioclifitallon
UoDlloiiftl mi I'siie Twu.)
RECORDlRElI
rnnnnn nrnmiin
MIM UtlVIHNU
rnn n n uiiimT
unu.D, nnui.
"lot'i hanical en estlropper"
in his office to determine
there was any truth in tin
that bad come to her cars.
frequently Is Confused.
Mis. Carman frequently became
ttii'tuseii ann at times sne neaiiaieu
and fenced with the prosecutor, Onca
she appeared to he on the vcigc of a
' Washington, t.,1. - Laicral fa J "' kdow n, but rallied after recourse
tunza is willing t retire from the post i silver-filagree bottle of smelling
iof chief executive in Mcx'co City, pro-i""11"- u''"'" ,l"' 'liK'stionuig ended
'vided Ceneral Villa Is not insti umen- he hurried to her seal at the eiuin
; till n' procuring his rcsmuailnn. Ile'-1 tabl.t and listened intently while
'also wishes to be Hssur-d that his re- j her little daughter, Kll'.aheth. testifie-l
itip-ment w'll not mean the as,en-!" I'er mother's defense. When the
tlancv uf !eni lal Villa. 'llgetl mother ol tile tleteiiila lit loon
fit i '.,i'. lilt' sianti anil negau ner icsinunn
:is ot r
and she went arouiid the side
house and entered the wailing
door. She did not see Karn
ahl, all hough she was mi tli
steps less than a niiiinle ft
Ilea I'd t he report of a I t i ol er.
Mrs. Powell said it was she who
tcld Mrs. Carman what bad happen
ed, thereby i orroliiirM mc tin ilefeii l-ant.
When Mrs, Powell was excused,
jtlenrge Ciililei', who bad testified fur
Ithe staff, was called b the defense.
His testimony was urn hanged.
i ) ii cross examination, tinkler ntl-
nutted he had Inld the grand Jury
j that n colored girl followed a wmium
. 'iii. the office directly after the
shooting. lit.' also testified that In
Iliad saitl the woman nnil Ihe colmed
jglrl left the loom together through
the waiting loom door.
,1 list a shin t ill - la nee a In, m
ter this line now t urvi s Hk
verted letter "S." the alh.-i
pushed back tin I let tun us at
of Armcnlit i, s in an endeavor to against
press on tn Lille, and the I irrimnit ' I !'' alll
having fnrcetl th.- aliu s to give ground
Its c n
e an in
i ha lug
the Cast
mound I n passe,
,il. ta il . ..lit I .it nl
taut tallma.l ..hi
due west fr.iin La
probably
Pe'liuii".
r a liiilli s
I .a ss. e.
That gioiind has been w
In this d sun t s ndniltted
est Kriiicli official report,
impi fiti,'ilile( howi'Vtr, that
K.igeiiiclit was tltclslvc. .is
declares lite act ons near
anil A nil' 111 iei es. n
i short
, , .nil inn
fin', the
speiik'ng,
f th" war
ililng
llllpi
u ml
I.
"'l
a. -
II 1 s .
ui and
In the
1 1 si
elthr en
tile repart
J.a It.lssee
ar Arras, on ihe
distance sniith nf
with great ini
tial tli at,
Hall' 'II ui
mains th.-
report
the sit
fmnt n
(CooIIiiumI on I'uite Two.)
expla natinii
of
it'll!'
ry
j This
ranza's position, made informally .at
Mexico City, was le.eiied by th::
American gocernni'iit here today.
I'.enei'ji I I 'iiernny.il imlicateti his will- ' 'nmily
convention re- J "etr stories were rorroDorative aun
Ceii.nal Vlll.iiracn witness uenieil tnere was even
F
IIIAIICIERu IN
.Mrs. Carinan burst Into teats. i
Members of 1'amily Testify. !
All t lie members of Mrs. Carman's t
testified ill lur behalf today
CONFERENCE AT
lngnos to have th
quest that hclh he ahd
asked. !
"Xotliing thut I know of?" admitted.
Mr. ftca.
Xo Increased KxpeiiHe.
"Has there been an increase in
your labor charges in this period'.'"
"Not that f recall. "
"Have the prices of railway supplies
advanced to your knowledge'.'"
"Xo.".
Mr. 1 borne asked if it were
"up that the net revenue of the
riers in lsl3 had not equalled
per rent on all outstanding stock
Ilea admitted the figures were
feet. .Mr. Lyon, representing
shippers of Pennsylvania, asked if Ihe
' entlsvlvania Mi-Kt,.tn h.iu enntemiilat
.give w .iy to a n
tsional n esidmi y.
j In the meantime,
(reports to the statt!
of the advance northward
utral for the provi-j'be snmllcsi particle, of truth in the
i story lout f.y i etui ' oienntn, me khi
bowever. official vant who gave testimony on Thurs
,i.,,v. ,,., e. lobiidav inteniitil to connect Mrs Carman
til .several onecii.v who toe iiiiiiiiet m an.-..
NATION'S CAPITAL
j German and English GovernH1'''''. (,'::r:T
; merits Are Said to Be Bid-! intended m,t for pun..
w im ! Kailcy.
not '
car-:
7.! ;
Mr. ;
tor-
co il ,
inza troops, a lit
arran.a represent. iliv-'H Another witness was Feiilinand (J.
is. s of attitcK I Morton, a negro lawyer who was ein-
.i. u , .c i .t,A ii ...... ,1 i.. if. a . utf.lmenl r,,,,,, I a. a
. ' 1 P I All f 'Ol-ll. pi ecil It I aula I oeietise, III irtjc . ..aa"")'" . ....v... ....... ......
dlllff ACaillSt tadi Utlier tOrieonventlon eame t... no agreement and Colcniiin for the district attorney.
Villa moved his fines sonthwatd. iwhnh statenient was aflerwant
Cnrranza's attitude toward the , turned over to the defense. In this
venllon has kept the delegates in sus- S'ltenient Ceha denied she knew
pense. Generals Dbregon and llluic'0
I Most of Problems Growing Out!
i of War Are Believed Near
American Visible Supply.
Settlement,
England and
as
! mi me I'ne
; La ftassci
: leiice. In
' generally
'tills fait i
sa me,
'if the fighting near the coast
; where the Iti itisl, and French naval
! vessels are endeav m ;ng to aid the al
llietl truiips 111 li.ililiiig Lack the tler-
iin.itl advance, im thing was Mitlch-;
'safer! In the rept.ri.
i "Vltkitthe. in 111. pel Als.lC". II hllnllj
aliHtaiici.. from the Swiss frmil ter, has
j been taken bv ill. 'ien. Il at the pmnt
'of the bayiinei, Sim i' the outbreak
;of the war this town has been the
jsi-'ne of much fighting, and several
! limes has t hangi'd liaiuls,
I'etroijrnd clalins ihe tiennans iiari
lliliile to retreat and that the forces I
j llmperol Nil holiir have 'crossed the
Vistula without resist -men. The A un
it rlu it lire gleii credit in lb- l!uslaii
'repoit for lotillmiing to fighl stub
ibornly on the lstula, mi the Hau ninl
smith of Praiemisi, No reports were
received Until (bnnanv or Auslrl'i
and Servla Ilk. wise was silenl tegaid
Ing tlic opi rations in the south.
Rfl iAOfll - The llntish admiralty has Issued n
l V- I. T I V V ' , ,
(If MOUSING JOt,NL 'CIA L LK A ViO Wll
hour records for export basin
iwheat since European hostilities be-
,gan were sin passed oy uie t.....
Ireachetl todav, 3,iitt(.,itfn bushels. The
. brriad 'Hintr out of trade was acconi-
d any reduction of salaries to off i- 1 Da nl-d by
t cis and employes to meet the enier- Ocrm.iu
gency. Mr. Kra said lie did not be
lieve he should discuss that question
and the question was not pressed.
Counsel then announced that the
carriers' cast? was closed and Mr.
Thome took the stand to make his
statement.
In purt It was as follows:
Mr, Thome's Statement.
"The carriers are proposing a five
per rent advance in the freight rates,
not only m official classification ter
ritory but In the rales between all
points in this eastern territory and
t hose
ipilOll neillg et . s.
rumors tnat agents "i
;ind English governments
had been in artive competition.
One result of the huge trails-Atlantic
sales of wheat was to stimulus
tr.insa tions in other staples, notably
corn ami provisions so ami me leiUtorlals
teres! shown tn tnc spccuiauvc oi.o
as well as at the sample tab I
Iwent o the capital two days ago toj
......... ...a. -"..... e !,.. f..,l!i,.' r.t' '
j p j ir i r il.i it. . i, i i a il... o I lie , t . . . . . . .. ,
loppo.siiig tlie wisn.'s of tlic coin cut ion.
jener.'l Felipe Angeles has gone to i
iCuerna vaca to invite iener.ll ap.tt:l
i to ."end delegates. lie Is reported to;
1 ... I.... . 1, i
lie I ' S'ttlieo in,. ui, us.- un-.j
iSlllltnern Clllef to senil iueiu -lour i
(representatives. The convention is i
jwaitlng Ihe return of these missions
before transacting Important business.
' orfiolal reports show that the M--ico
City newspapers are publishing
attacking the purposes and
rets of the Aguas Calientes gathering.
wis
the greatest displayed for a long cm
The excitement, however, such 1
characterized tin; early days of the
war, did not develop, and the j Xaco,
widest variation in prb " was a j declared
ot .''l'C hi I'ecemoer "... ".lanza
t ne
jp.iCK HF.ni;i:x mi l. xi
M YTUtK.. AT X
co
that was narrowetl to 1 "U c at
! Close, latest sales of the Decern!)
river which I represent. We will pay
the advances on the raw products
moving to the east and on the manu-
Ariz., .et. 3. A truce was
late today between the Car-
garrison at .N'aco, Sonora, and
1 the Villa attackers.
I Pending the final solution of the.
i pence problem h.v the convention ai
i Aguas Calientes, lien. Henjamin Hill
'and Governor Maytoiena will sus-:
hostilities. The Maytorrnal
WEATHKlt roittJCAsT.
Washington. Oct. 23. Xew Mex
eo: Local rains Saturday; Sunday
probably fair,
pared with II.IJ-I, last night.
Italy was credited with paying to-
'day the top figures so tar te.it n.-u j
j this season for cash wheat in t, oopR H ,. ret irlng toward a point (
T nitcd elates. ine nwn "ri" '
to be the necessity of supplying
Iswit.-rland. which now has been cut
j 0ff completely from grain shipments
through the one neigntioring
'thirty-five kilometers southward.
j Peace Commissioner Hamon SSosa,
The Day in Congress
SC.XATK.
Met at noon and after futile at
tempts to end the session, adjourned
u 1:54 p. in. to noon tomonow.
except
country to the south.
tienernl need of wheat from
-Sam was specially emphasised
by -advices that despite
there was no likelihood
portable surplus on
reports that the yi
were worse than
made known. To
cereals were bullishly affected.
Uncle
today
recent rain
nf any ex-
Aui-tralia and by
yields in Canada
had heretofore been
,t slight extent other
HOCSK. ;
1-aek of a quorum ami parliament-1
ary tactics by supporters of b-gislut on
from tin convention, obtained a erg.
salion of hostilities after three days'
parleying with Ihe two factions.
Maytoiena had previously agreed j
to retire, hut failed to effect any;
backward movement until today. Last
night the firing was unusually heavy.!
.Serious admonitions from the;
Fnited States government through or- j
fleers of the bonier patrol here, arej
reported to have hem the convincing j
Rtgnments lhat moved the Mexican
leaders. I
Sarice October l", there has been at
any
thing more about the murder than she
told at the Inquest, when her story
was favorable to Mrs. Carinan.
The maid has declared she lied at
this hearing because Mrs. Carman bad
atiked her to and because she felt sor
ry for her mistress.
Percnilaiit I est trio-, i
"Mrs. Carman," began the district;
attorney, "you said ymi were sus-j
'plcious of your husband. Vhcn did'
j you get suspicious?"
"About a year ago," j
I What caused her suspicion
icoultl not say. A Woman did
'cause it "Just rumors."
I "Were the rumors iibnul a
; man ?"
I ".N'o. .lust some qne. asking
about his girls. Somebody told
be was a devil with the girls."
Some women, Mrs. Carman said,
were more attractive to her husband
than she was. she had thought.
i Mr. Smith asked if she thought
'Mrs. Vanillic, Ihe middle-aged nurse
'whose lace she slapped was mole al-(
tractive than slie.
Mrs. Carman smiled and answered
"no,"
DcsciIIms Scriic.
She was made tn describe th
slut. ., nil ..'atlliir lle.t the lie.-eMsilV til
itcd SlaiCSi'use lis warships for convoy duly hnv
Imr missed, lliitish cruisers, aided h
' 1 ' vessels t.( the Austrian, French and
Ian tioiwiM joul ipiciil Lititi mini Japanese navies, will now search tli"
Washington, ...I. ":!.- I 'inancial .seas In an endeav. ir to run down the
jfi'ices of Hie government, the vv isdmil 'eight of nine Herman cruisers. In-
of some of the most prominent men liticlnillng Hie Fiudt ri and Karlsruhe,
; I Ii f American banking weilil. and the. which have been plating havoc with
j friendly counsel of l e,i est nl at iv cs ol'(lhe shipping of the ailed ciiinti es
tilicat Britain were turned today to- Gteal lliitain has prohibited the
Iwai'd a solution of Ihe mobleni of H i importation of sugar In order In keep
t ii'.htiug, ;
. in that
bad been
i..l s.ililll :
tile bt'llll Iglllll'
f Ih. fur- 1 1 h im evening ftoiil t'i
t it ruin il lieadqual tet .
The German attack todav was par
tlculaily severe in the west where lh
right wing, slrougly reinforced, bv
fresh Hoops, atti mpted an atlvtini ,)
the llelglan. who are holding
r' extreme left. Tills left jests
mi the cna.-t and Is supported by Kng
lish ami French warh ps nnd by
A ugl.'-l' reneii ironps wh'ch form a
fmnt extending from a point some
where In the vicinity of linxtnetle.
southward tn La Ilnysre canal- Ku II
Nltii; i lainii suet esses, hut the French
alone admit thai In places they havn
been compelled t fall buck.
j I Idle Change Nnlctl.
, rieti'Tallv, however, there is liltle
or no change in the situation, the llnet
swinging mid tiwayliig as they hiiva
tloiic for weeks.
Although It Is now Just two months'
since the allien concentrated on tip
Fratico-ltt'lirl.'iii frontier tn oppose th
I-i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 adv uiici), and Ihe Invadc'M
have been almost to Parin and hack
in the Interval, no derisive battle has
been fmighl. Neither side has de
stroyed, or even partly destroyed, an
army. Fvtn th" P.elglan army es
caped almost intact alter that coun
try was overtoil by the Germans. Thai
.saino can be said or opt rat ions tn tun
fast, whi te Hie armies of I tuftsin, tier
runny and Austria are fighting, except
in tin i case of Lieut. Gen. ftatiisnnofr,
the. Pussian coiiiiiiaiuli r, whosn Btmv
(was partially destroyed t.y the Gcr-
imans in the battle of Taniiebcrg, Fast
I Prussia.
j Important Alitor).
In the present buttle on the river
Vistula, from Warsaw south to tli
'river pillcla, the flussinns huve scowl
inn Important victory In driving th
tiiermatiH buck and have raptured
rti.i n v pi isoiit t's tiesidiis guns and um
i munition. Hut the defeated army,
jwheil h gets bai'k to H si'lectt'vl pnsi
'Hon, can entrench and Mart another
sege Mlttle, Sllcll IIS tlUlt WlllCh IC-
leiirred mi the riv ci' Aisii.. In France.
Snulbwanl of the Pillcla the Germans
(Htlll hold Hie river Vistula, except. In
I front of the lot treys at I v a ngorotl.
i e.i tl j ust men t of the foreign eschangfi
market t,, meet toiiilit Puis whe h have
arisen as a consequence of the Kuro-
moie I ban three
she
no I
wo-
him
me
the German and Ansiiian
from being shipped in from
countries.
President VViN.,ii li,i approved
demands of the Mac- depa 1 1 incut
fire, it Itiltain for tli" lei. use of
Mesmeis Plnturia and I Iri ml 1 1 la
president took Hi" pi.sHhiii that ev
ui iblipilig must
i ure , si-cin
isaid she saw I'r. Carman give
j nurse 1 1 "i and saw her kiss him
j terwariR It was Ihe passing of
'money and not the kiss that discu
j ed her, she said.
( "You didn't object to anoth
man kissing our iiusnariti in
tude?"
"Ob, no," Mis. Carman replied.
"Now. as to the night of the shoot
ing," said Mr. Smith, "did you hen
a shot'.'"
Xo, I heard some oonimtiili.n."
with Mrs. Varance.
en
She the
Ipean war. For
j hours, the federal reserve board, Sir
I George Palsh and Dasil U. Hlacketl,
repi cseiii Ing- the English treasury, and
. some of the best known bankets In
! New Voik, discussed the situation in right of Am.'
jail lis aspects. .'cording tn thus" ; prnU.'t'tf al.
j present there was not a mile of pess- j r , .- -
jiminn build to mar the harmony or
'thi' conferent e and there was every
jitasnii to believe tonight that all the
j prnblcms which lonliletl so large In
jihe financial horizon a few inontiin
ago win lie snivel without, great 'Hi
flcully. .
Here are ilm salient polntu discussed
land the results anticipated
I American baiikeis stantl ready to
jpay their ohligatioiis to Hngland In
casn. ine i)ii,iiuti,iniii g.uii pom in- ( IlrltlHli. government,
ready formed and $ M', Una, (Kill raised; According In some of
New York subscription to meet ,,, , the. t . inference the
York City's obligations pmba hly . ., ,, ,.,.,., W1IK sm i, rising
uffiie to satisfy r.nglanl. Pay-! Although ipeiv was no
pi nd in t
llellt r i i
Hie
Hie
Ihe
cry
be
dr.-
III.
W her
tacks
Th
nf ten
e, Il
iutn Hi. i
I. ussai n
liowe1, er,
HUpi'll' l t
ij..ili of
I lev were driven buck by al
lium that stronghold.
Austrian aiiiiy, which was so
cllbed n
bailies of t,
again and
lel'i wing,
a ppa i .ail iv
b" bariler
,1a rosla n.
r ma n Mi'alegli
milled anil drsiroy-
i Ih la. has sprung
is atlacklng the
The Austrians.
have found an
at th" river San,
the Lieliooi i
action Is taken
A i omtlllltee I
Strong, Jr., .
Pl ow a of New
Iin and I 'a it I M
".. ha ng. In fore such
oil-is'Iiik of Benjamin
il va legin, James
Yelk. Governor llam
. W ,. rloiru, of the I c-
serve boa i d. will
j fereneea w II h Sir
j.Mr. Placlceli al'."
; adjustment plan,
would bin e i, I,.
In. 1. 1 further ' nii
George P.lbdl and
:. details of the re
Any sui Ii plan
submltleil to the
those pres
.ptlniisni of
r wo- j
KF .11 I- J
I
!bv ,
j .New
.win suiiiie to smutty r.ngiani. ray-; Although H'-'ie was no rxpressl
Miiem of mis total may nut be neces- , ,t, , ,,w IMU, , K,lIl( illSt . actually
tsal'.v. j paid to Fngland- or I ra nsfcrred to
j T"" Vork and London Mot k,,,. liink f : l; l.i 11,1 branch in utta-
excliangcs will not i.e openeil )o.SHIin I v, was the opinion of ny of
hi Tore the beginning of lltl'.. A , on - j , h,w, prcscm ll.i,. lidle more than ul
feienc. between lominiitecs of I he j , y h(t ,.,. ..n-i.neii for will be
two ex. Iianges will consider t eopen-i n,,,.,.,, ,
jaig. beforehand. ; r
loxe.
The Gel man claim of victory over
Hie PussiaiiH w est of A -.gustow o, Sit
walkl, following fighting reported by
I Ihiii ye.stei day in the direction of
tosstiwetz, south of Augustowo, shows
illial the Germans are attempting an
other mliancr from east Prussia Into
'the government of Grodno, to the east
of Suvvalki, with the object of com
Ipelling the Russians to reinforce their
.armv In that region.
I All ilies,. movements, however, have
bioughi ihe belligerents no nearer to
their goals, which cannot he attained
until an army is ileMroved. nr one or
the other of the contending forces he
Iconics tun exhausted to fisht further
The admiralty tonight Issued a ro
ipnrt in which It was stated that the
tietman cruiser Karlsruhe had ap
iturcd thirteen lliitish Mratnrm 111 the
j Atlantic.
OI SPKH I K. I K. HUM.
ALONG 15 rj'I.K, I'KONT
-Two ! bombardment of Xaco, Sr.nora. which! 'What!" shouted the district al-
or relief of southern cotton planters
blocked the adjournment pruCram
again.
Adjourned at 1 :C p. m. tint
tomorrow.
Chase tiermnn Air Men
i,i. i.t 9.1 (:! P. !"-
were seen comuis, i i,ra" w..i nuiif iriw t-i i eta i ic i ,,,rnev .
iigiiinst Ibis American town. ( "Well
The Hill partisans, however, four I heard a
that the uncontrollable Yaqul Ind ans noise."
w ill disregard the peace terms. ' i "And your curiosity Wa aroused
German aeroplanes
toward Tans today
ibut a stiuatlron ot
noon pursued the Germans
ed to the northward.
trom Ct.mpeigne,
French machine
who disappear-
1
sip
don't
know
lift. I
whether
hi aid
The fed.'la preserve p. .aid, to hasten
coiisidera'.imi ot tb". proposed cotton
loan fund plan, ilcsigueil in part to
give bottom to the iiiiti'.ii market. burgh
The cotton exchanges in .New York, Y. M
.New OrP ans ami Liverpool to be i rive at
opened as Soon as possible.
The Xew York exrluinae
Preslilcnl al Plltsbingli.
Wnsliingioii, int. - Presitl
Wilson bit. at midnight for
Paris, Oct. 2:i ( I l..4il p. m.) ---Walcir.ng
each other s every move In
older , tak advantage of the slight
est w eat. tie.-'s at any point, lha two
gnat armies continued violent attack
and counter-atl.ukH throughout last,
i night and today, according to MaH
ments made by officers and official
nt jiirrlving here from various section of
to spcal
c. A.
Pitt
I inorrilriii. wil
probably jaiid expecis
will confer through a committed wtthi.it 1:15 In th
here tomorrow at a
ee brai .ion. lie will ar
uigh at H;3a tomorro'V
speak at 11:30 o'clock
o leave Inr Washington
f ttrnoon.
Pitts- the battle line. These assaults did 'lit
ieffect any noticeable change in the
positions. although the
compelled to give way a
Hnstce, thii u cu nule
Llllii.
At Aniitntiei ts ulao
allies wr
luile at La
southwest of
tbo X;sutu$
)
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