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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1G. 1914.
EVKMNO nKIlAUX
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S11D
Victim of Frame Up Inspireu
by Political Enmity, Testi
mony of Oklahoma Senator
in Damage Suit Trial.
MR3. BOND HELD HIS
HAND, HE DECLARES
Fell Over on Bed and Squalieu
at Psychological Moment;
Never Touched Woman, He
Alleges.
fj l.raard WIrej to Keenln Herald. 2
Oklahoma City, "kin., Feb. I.
Pnllllcul opposition today wu lu'lil re
sponsible Ity Thnmus l. time. I'nilcd
Slut en senator from Oklahoma, for
the damage mill II lid against him I V
Mm. Minnie K. Ilond. who allege
that the sen tor attacked her In H
Washington hold.
Hcnulnr Onre testified in hie o n
behalf IimIhv. Hi- dcn'.'d making un
attack on Vnc, ilond find wild he be
lieved I h churg, to have made
to Injure him In hli ciimpit.gn for re
nomination nil the Hemocru'lc cnndl
ilute for I hi' scuatr.
sVnatnr iJnre was nkct! about hi
n ! I nl a im e with Mr, liond. the
plaintiff, mid replied I hut In- remem
bered meeting her ut h reception here
a ml I lint hi-r husband's cundiducy for
internal revenue cnllectur was men
tioned at I he lime. Ilr Mild he Jitid
not given her any Mifniirmrnu'til
iiliout her husband candidacy,
Itcgnrding the ullcgcd iihmiiiIi In
Washington, the senator, In reply to
iliiesllotis, told ol meeting Mra. Ilond
at her hotel r.ft-r she hHd telephoned
him making the appointment. He
mild he never knew Ihul James H
Jacobs, T. F. ltnbrton mid other
ere mi the hotel at the time.
"I h il never lieen In there before,"
he anld, "Mid when I reached the dour
Mra. Ilond approached me in the lob
by, t anpliuited we were to go to the
hotel parlor hut ahe took me to an
other room."
Vhore did you sit?" Senator Oore
WUS HHki ll.
"I wit in a rocking rhair," replied
he.
"We In Iked uhuiit the appointment
of hi r liiiNtiimd. I told her ugam
there was n i hiiln e for him. e'lie
Heeined to feel ill. it he hud IohI.
"I ii roue. remarking thiil I mut iio
and Mrs. Ilond took hold of in hand,
file was remarking that I a koiiik
to hiive u hard lure. At tll.it moment
the trlcplusgc rutin nml she iihswcrcd
it. Tin Ii rhi- mine buck uhd mil oil
the bed.
We t.i I kil i.nly a few minute I
aruae ullil nhe took hold of m hand
then fell on the lied. ! tked. 'Vh.ii
Iota thia mean 7' Jut thin lloiieti
on raine Into the room unil told !ur
to atop lout hipiuonig '
"Hid ou ut auy time touch Mr-
liond'" he was asked.
"1 did not." the Kenator replied
Hctiulor tiore (aid he told Uubett-
kon he wanted to see Mm. liond again
"I akvd her If the Imd mi, Hung lu
aa m.ioiii the Incident. 'I nant to
anou vhul Hi In tneHiii.' I auld. rh
replied nhe did not wiint her iiiinliund
tu know about It. Itobeilaon ulo
ulit he hud nothing lu any about II
Tlif senator dunled lliul ai ali, llin
hi i lathing mi UiurrnniU while In
Ihu room. II jM he taUed ltli
I t J. II. K.irp of ukluhoina t'n li
next dity comcrnlnj the InLldent. J
"1 told hlin that If anonc aald that
I did anything iniroKir it Ha 'mi In
lamoiiH lie.' "
.m' ii .il or Uore denied tliut he told
lr. Dutp tu try lu gel Mm. Uutid uul
uf tha vil).
Senator (lure denied Ihul lie knew
Ito.iertnon, Jaeuba und Kirly Kltxpai
rir were In tha next room while ha
m talking altu Mr. Iluud.
Urpl)lng to queatlon. the aenutor
lold uf In acquaintance with Kit
puti b a and Uoberlon. He cald Kit
piilrlrk wanted lo l nppoinlud alal.
unt attorney general for the Interior
department; that llobertaon m
aeealng the aelrcilon of II. U Hugera
fur Ilia poet uf aerreUry the lull r
lor, and that Jaroba aanted aonie
body appointed marahal for the rual
rill dlMtritt of Oklahoiim.
In reply lo a (titration aa lu when
ha Drat told anybody (nut Mr. Ilond
had pulled hi in uvrr on the bed with
Iter, Senator Hum aald;
"lru.iaiy th flral time I liilked
bout 11."
The senator then detailed the ef
fort uf the polllli Inn In the ullegeil
ionplraey aaalnkt him tu gel ap
pointment. Ha did not remember
hating talked with a man of Ilia nam
of (Iravea Ieper ahum the appoint
ment uf Julian Ilond, Mm. Hond a h un
hand, but waa earlnln ha never gava
any eniourHgetiienl. He aald he
night have lold tr. J. II. Karp ha
would recommend Ilond for clerkship
"When Mra. Ilond polled oii over
on the bed, did U inaae any out
tryT" ha waa asked.
"Sit," the senator replied.
"You knew It waa a eonsplracy?"
"I did. at leaM I lhoug.lt then It
aa a conspiracy"
"When did you firt think II was
conspiracy 7"
"When Mra. Ilond grabbed my
hands, fell buck on the bed and began
In scream." aald tha senator.
"J ild you ever Ul lomulalnl
against any of there imrliea? Answer
yes or no.''
"I cannot answer ei or no. I made
complaint that it was blackmail,
answered the senator.
"IHdn't you. when the summon
was served, say you wanted lu moke
a eah settlement
"Mid any one for you try to make
such u settlement"
"Not'lanl I know of.", said Mr.
(lore.
ftevertlng In the meet in with Mrs.
Ilond In Washington, Heniilor (lore
explained that he went lo the hotel
tu meet Mra. Ilond after aha had tel
ephoned, slating that she waa to leave
Washington nl S:43 that night and
for him lu atop nd sea her on hi
way home. He said he asked her to
tome to hla ol'b-e hut she complnlned
about having to wait an long here
and aald she was busy parking In
leave for Oklahoma.
He went tn the hotel, he aald. with
llawurd Keyes, a guide, ami when lie
entered the lobby Mr. Hontl enme up
and Inn hold of him, saying: "I II
lake care of him." Ha said she ex
plained that the parlor wns tilled with
school children and they would go lo
another room. It waa not until after
Mra. Ilond answered the telephone
that hf look hold or his hands, and
sank down on the bed, Kenator Uore
testified.
"You didn't know anybody else was
around ?"
t'ertalnly nol." replied the wit
ness.
The senator said he alwava lold
those who came to see him for a com
promise that It was an Infi.moiis He
snd that he would see them In
before he would compromise. He
said he look no part In the Investi
gation by the department of juNtlce
and denied that he hud been called
its a witness before the senate or that
he had taUeil to the vice prcsld'-nt
about It.
t'ourt receed shortly after noon.
The direct examination of the si n-
ale WUS completed Shortly uemr-
noon and cross examination taken up
at once.
Mr. Here la expected lo remain on
the stnnd the greater pari of the day.
Playful Ladies
Fire Cannon
Militant Suffragettes Ram
Crimean Relic Full of Pow
der and Wake Up Village.
lit I aa Wtre t "Stentog; riereirt I
Itlarkburn. Knglund. 1'fb in. Mil
itant suffragette early today fired
huge cannon captured from the lius
slans In one of the I ail lies of the t'rl
imun war Tor sixty yeur It had
stood stllent a an ornament In the
city park. The whole i Ity vva shak
en by Ihi' explosion and people flock
ed Into the streets In the darkne.
fearing that u mine disaster hud or
i urred In the neighborhood.
It u not until daylight thai the
cause of the explosion was illscov.
ered Then It m found that the
sul f randies had carefully denned
from the bore of the gun over hulf
a century's Hccumulni ion of gravel
and stone before rummlng home a
heavy i hurge of gunpowder.
In the vicinity clinched lo a tree
floated lonu strip of cnlieo In-
scill.eil, "Wake tin. lUiu klnirn The
Labor party which claim to stand
for Jnsilce and freedom support i
government that torture women tin
der the Infamous 'cat and mouac'
act "
The Idea of the militant whs
rouse the cotton worker of vhe ilty
to support their propaganda..
ii:t i.mii: i-HVi.i.iM wan
lltl t.t.lJI WHI N Mil. KAMI IT
London. Feb. 16. The striking
statement that Miss Phyllis Brail.,
the militant suffragette, aualllnu
trial for ursou mi "drugged" when
the bishop of Ixindoii interviewed
her In Hollow Jull on rehruary ,
was made by Mra. lacie-Kox at to
day's weekly meeting of the Wom
en's HikIiiI and Political union. Tha
bishop after hi InterviHw, suid M sf
Itrudy told him she haled forcible
Itedlng but that ll did not mitke her
aivk. htte thought, however. It &ava
her lllillgi atloU.
Miss Itrady. who has illice been
reln.sed on bail, avers Ihul her prl
vat doctor ha expressed the pin
ion that she was given large ilm'.'l
of bromide. "This grave atunO.il
will be brought lo the attention of
the parliament." ie lured Mrs. Ca
ere Kox
MlMjki'r Clark m.
Washington, Feb. If --Hpcaker
Clark waa confined lo hi home to
day with u cold und llcpreschtutlve
r'itxgerald uf New York ucled a
speskrr.
Has Nebraska Solon
Any Intention?
'Bf laaafl Wtrw Fentn fVerali '
WsKlilngtou. I'eb. Ii llepre- 4
eclila'ilve Mosrs P. Kllicuid of
Nelirasku. whs hissed In the
house today when he called up
hi bill to provide that the
marriage of a homesreiid entry-
man to a homestead entryvvo-
man shall not Impair Ihe right
of either to a patent. The bill
was passed but nol until after
Mr. Klncald had run the gaunt-
lei of charting from his col-
lesgnea who Insisted on know-
Ing whether he had msllituoiial
Intentions. He Is a braee'iir.
SS4.flDD.0DD IS BRITISH SUBJECT WHITMAN
iippnnpm III 110 HAS DRIVES
111 I III II Mill I I II
ii iiwi huh swtsf
FOR AW
Nearly Quarter Million Dollar
Set Aside for Airships by
Provisions of Measure Re
ported Today.
DEMOCRATS HOPE TO
ADJOURN JUNE 1ST
Illy Leaned Wire (o F.rettuisr ftcea.hl.1
Warhlngton, Keb. IS. The army
ll IOir ill tli ill bill, ilKgregatlllK 191.
DiiO.tiiiO, us reported lodny, la t().
7 3 3. '.h .'j under the estiinuies and
I27.UUU below the current army ap
propriation. The algnul eive geta
I'.Dd.tioo. lutitiding a muximuin of
I.U'O.UUO for airship
The bill, which will be luken
ui
np-
Immediately after the Indian bill
propriate f;r0.vno for mnuumctiir
of small urins nml mai hine gun um
uiiinu Ion. for pmetl.e at educational
IiihI II ut Ions: 1 1 . 1 r.O.non for inaiiiifac-
turlng rex-rve iiiniiiunitlon and flebl
artillery material fnr the militia;
1 10 OK I (tr. for triinsporlutbin of the
ii no v n nil It supplies. :,IJ397 for
barrack and uiiartcr generally:
t'.OO.nnO for horse und the usual
large iiniiiuniM for ubsllence.
II lllso provide that hereafter of
ficers or enlisted men absent Ironi
duly because of drunkenness or oth
er misconduct, shall lo? receive puy
for the lime of absence.
DI.MtM It Tlf l.r.Alil ItH 1IK
T Ai.irii Jt vi: mtvr
WnshlnsTlnn. I'eb. TU June IS Is
the flute iM'tnocrat leader hope to
ndlourn ongresr. President Wilson
believes the senate and house may
work at the mime tlipe on the trus'
bllla He tolit callers toduv that
buslnes , men have diMcniintcd the
i r Inlere! In the new legislation and
thai In many eases II was very help
ful Interest That Interest, however
l nt so active as he lliul expected
and he attributes this lo the fact that
liiislnes men have dlscotincd the
character of legislation and thai the
measure. In a gener.il way meet their
spnrnval
The president Incidentally r'niark
et todnv thai iiiativ ohlectmn to the
pol.lliliv fnntures of the trade mm
n'lon bill were bused on a im
coneenilon of what the bureau of
roroor.it Inns iilreiuh cotibl do liv
present statutes
TVIMII.IttTtllV I'll , TO nt:
itrroiin'.ii iv ti: ivs
Washington. 1-Vh. id. The Hur
nett Immigration bill, us It passed
the house, with the literacy test, will
be reported by the senate committee
within ten data That the llier.oy
test would not be disturbed was in
serted by f'halrman Hmlih niter a
meeting today. The provision for
American inspection officers on Im
migrant ship abroad however, may
be eliminated
It Ml generally Supposed I'resl
dent Wilson vui opposed lo the tei.
Iihwkkih i:mmhisi:n wiixiv
TltriT I'ltiH.HWI
Washington, IVb l - Kndorstng
Ihe purposes of the uilmlnlii ration
trust legislation program. I.ouia l.
Pranilel of Huston, before the house
Judiciary committee today praised
President Wilson for specifically
sumeslJng that the final decree or
ludement In trust encs shnll accrue
lo the benefit ,,f all Injured by Hie
nets Involved
JOIVT IH-AIHVt.N o
ltllll. IIKKIT I J .(.lsl. 1'(
Waeliingion. I'eb. I Joint .oe-
gtetwional heurlngs on rural credit
legislation recommended ,y Presi
dent Wilson began todnv with Pen
al or l-'lelctier speaking In favor of
his bill, drafted u the result of In
vestigations of an American com
mission in Kurope lie said he db
not believe government aid for farm
er' hank necessary.
HAUGHTY AVIATORS
OF FRANCE READY TO
SHOOT EACH OTHER
(Be leased Wire I" T-redone Her id I
Pari. I'eb. 1 -Arrungemenl
have not yet been completed for the
duel between Jules Vcdrincs, the ivi
alor and P. cue (juihtnn. president of
the French Aerial leugue. but both
side have iippulnled their Second
who will ni'it this ufternoon with
the oblect of fixing an Immediate en
counter tinlesa an spologv ts mean
time offered by one side or the
other.
The reuresentiil Iv - of Rene (join
ton are Paul Pulnleve. a depn'r ens
mcmlier of the Institute and llernar.l
tlravler a well known Parisian.
While Vedrlnes' second are Henrv
Is Joiiv eiialn. chief editor of the
Matin, and t'onntv Henri de Ta Vaii
tax a French 'aeronaut.
The iiuarrel arose out of Vedrlneg'
refusal to f 1 1 ll I a rival aviator. Hen
rv lloux who a well a Vedrlnes
had flown from Paris lo Cairo, and
who challenged Vedrlnes after he
had been hit In Ihe la-e by Ihe bitter
HEAD SPLIT
BY AXE
Diamonds and Cash Worth
$10,000 Stolen Previous to
Murder of Rich Man Well
Known in Gold Camp3.
CARRANZA O0INO
TO CHIHUAHUA
II leased Wire, lo l.wning Herald. J
Kl t'eniro. I'ul. l-'eb. I. -I'liarlc
Hale, u IHIIImIi subject, and Well
known in Ihe gold enmp of Alaska
and Nevada, wag found ni'irilered to
day In his saloon at .Mexii all. Lower
I'allfnrniH .
Hiamonds und cush a mount lug lo
tlO.uiiu were stolen. Gale's head hud
been split with an axe as he lay in
bed. Hale went lo Mexhali. opposite
Calexlio. Ill-lore Ihe llrst M.ulero rev
oltilloli. It whs said he was worth
half ii million dollar, but his fortune
was heavily druwn on by all faction
In the Mexican revolution and hud
been considerably depleted
t.l M ltl. CUIII V. M ltls
ON ill IP TO CUf III I All!
l lillian, Hlnalou. Mexico Feb. I.
Cenerul VeniiNtiutio t'arr.inxa. com
lloiniler ln- hlef of the coiistlt utlon
alius, left today to make bis Ion
deferred visit tn t'hlhiiah'.ia. He
plan to do direct to Nogales. on the
American border, und then to travel
overland on the Mexican s de of the
international line In t'limis tirandes,
I'lilhtinhua, whence he would go by
rail ellhe rl.) I'hihiiahua Cn or Jim -rer.
Ill final dentlniitlon. It was an
nounced, depend upon plans for Hie
projected aggressive campaign to
ward the south, which Is expected to
begin with tin assault by Cenerul
Villa forces upon Torrenn.
tleuerul t'arrunxn was a mpanled
by more thnn l.nuil men. including
his personal staff, a bull, lion of in
fantry and a regiment of cuvulry.
COl I.TFII rx i.i-: HM
HFItHIF l.Ml. MMtlM.s
Washington. Feb. I B, i Irent Hill
ain consulted the I'nlted ! states be
for., lanillna a guar dof murines for
her legation in Mexico t'ltv und that
I si ep is not regarded as contrary to
any principles helil liv the I uiieii
Kiati's In th present situation.
At th,. White House today It was
said Pnsidcnl Wilson saw no reason
for a Mimllur guard for the Amerlcun
cmhuHsv and expected nothing to nltvr
that view.
I.FAIH it or cximii ic
I'MtTV ! llltlTI'.l
Vera Crux. Feb I -Fernuiulino
lulcsia Calderon. one of Ihe b-inbrs
of the Calbolie parlv in Mexico, ar
rived here last night in disguise from
the federul capital He wns arrested
this morning on hour. I the Spanish
steamer Iteina Maria Christ Inn. on
which he was pndeav 01 tug In escape
to Havana
W.I.M.I l Sl'V Wlr.I.
IIWI. I AT CllWt I.
Mexico City. Fci I . Knatm i
Angell. a liephew ot tienerul Felipe
Aimclis, one of the general who
prominent in the overthrow if Ihe
lute President Madero and who Is
now with Vcnustlano Carransu, vaa
arrested here today charged wiih
riiriiishliiK inforioiit ion ot the move
: mcnl of tha federal troops to !e
rebelB. It w ll later teported lllla
, lie had I II executed but this ' iloi
I confirmed The evidence r his
i guilt 1 said lo have been found in
I paper In his possissloii when he v. is
, arrested.
i
ip.
I
to ititini in i t
TO t.lVK l l ihlll
Mexico "It v. Feb. !. rreslibm
lliurta Is said lo have paid certified
draft on Ij'iulon ami Paris amount
ing to 1 nun lino pe( to Ihe Mitsui
Kuitxan company of IVlIn for nrniu
nieiit lurnlshcd In tin federul gov
ernment. II was reported Hi I H prominent
Amerlcun is now hen- trying tu ar
range fur the icsigniiioii of lTiurta
on behalf of u group of financiers In
the I'ulteil States and ill considera
tion of the puviiicnl of a am tint ii lit In I
inn of money.
NOTICE TO
A Vl'l.k. .1.1.. 1... M.l .-
.ou inm irvin- oi i ne r.iemiix ficraiu. tills newspaper i
W into the conltid of i.eorge H. Valliaul. lit-oige :t. Vnlliuni and
f Allen, reci nll of I cx.irl.Hlia, Alk. who have pun based t)
cent. I lei. rue iv V allium lake a.-iu(. i liaise of tin- paper loil.n
There will be no change in t hr new policv of The Fvemng
Herald. ll will continue lo publish all of Tod.iv' Xew Toilav
und lo cover the national, stale aiul locul new field a thoroughly
and accurutclv us posalhle. Impioving evetv department as tin-
provemehi I possible, and keepm,, ful ului-ast ol the turn lu
every particul.il- The ibslle I t,, Keep The Her.ild the newsiest.
i leanest, most untri sslve and 11101 ,piilar newspaper In New Alex-
Ico. The Heralds iiitluenee will lie directed iovv.,il .iid.ng every
movement looking to the upbmhling of Allnniuer.iue and New
Mexico.
The neuspapii hereafter wtl i. ,r..ailly le railc lu poll-
lies, with a th.. 10 uglily liiile.elulrMi ,, 4 ,,r supp..rtiu( puolic
Uilinllilslluln.il when ll Is efricl. li! ulu , rilu liriiig 11 fieclv when Ihe
public inicersis .. ilen. and rariisanhip will lud be" ull..w.d to
Interfere with The Heralds ndv ,,.) f Whi.l It belicvi l.ei for
Ihe people of the city und stale. .
Th lo w iiiun.iK' ioent asks a continual L.11 of the friendship
and support whiih have enabled The Herald to usa-ime its ptesent
position us a newspaper und in lt plans to make The lletuld a
stronger und belter newspaper.
INQUIRY
0
STATE OFFICER
TO
John J. Kennedy, Ex-Treasur
er of New York Takes Life
While Brooding Over Im
pending Examination.
BOOKS FOUND IN
PERFECT CONDITION
lllf l-cssol Wire in femiig flerald.l
AHuiuy, X. V., F,-b. 11 Ac-
loiihluht from the comptroller
oflli e lod iv repotted u.ter ex-
nmlnillK the hook of htale
Treasurer KetitieiK thai thev
were In perfect condition. The
examination today went buck
only lo last Monday, but at thai
time they wen- halunced by Hie
same men who lii.iilc the audit
today und pronounci-d rorreet.
A complete r.'.:lil ol the I ks
from the t':ne Mr. Kcmieilv look
oflice liv lo the date of bis
death probablv will follow..
t m iM.i n i: i v i i n a tion
lI.M MH II ll I KIIMi-
Hufr.ilo. X. V.. Feb. 16. A mm
pleto Invest igai ion of the atfairs ot
former State Treasurer John J. Ken-
IK'ilv. who commuted suicide at hi
hotel )icre entef'lav, w as dem.itolcd
toil. iy by tiis friemls and relatives
here. "olll liletlce vva evplessi'd that
such an ItiMiiliy will dis lose that the
aDairs of the state treasurer's oflhe
have lici'ii lorriM'tly mlniiniHteied
William II Kenneilv. the son. sent n
telegram to liovenior CI.miii urgiliu
an it ii 1 1 1 of Ins failurs anoiint us
slate treasurer.
Xo explanation of Ihe sub ide was
forthcoining today other than that
llrst given out. that Mr. Kenneilv took
hi life while leinpuriirtlv deranged
from brooding over Ihe Impending or
deal of t russ examination nt the hand
of lustrlct Attorney Charles f
Whil man.
Mr. Kennedy killed himself yester
day noon at Ihe Markeen hotel, where
he lived with his wife, son nnd
duiltrtltcr. He cut hi thrmil with III
ra.or lu u laVMtoiv adjoining the ball
room
found
of
bv
Ule
Ill-
hotel. 'Ihe body was
son.
IMPRESSIVE BITES
FOR DECEASED
SENATOR
Solemn Services in Halls of
Congress to Be Held in Hon
or of Late Mr. Bacon of
Georgia.
I (Ity lacil Wlro .u I:icnlng IfcrnliM
I ashillgton. I 'eb. Hi. The desk of
.the late r-'ch.ilor Falcon of ticoruifl
l was draped III looliriniiK today. The
I iincr. il of loriuer ." nalur Hiiiiiu
ia held III the senate chuinbcr t'eb
liiary 17, l!H'l. ten vear ago. Sena
tor Ha. -oil's I uinr. il will be held
, th" re tomorrow.
' Vice I'rcMilciit Marshall today
named the following i oriiinltiee of
cnulnr lo iii'i'iillllninv tin" body of
Sclialoi I tin on to (ieorgla und Httend
'be funeral 111 Macon-
Kinilli oT tlcorgi.i. TIMm.in. Cbll
ton. iivcrmun, Fb lch r. Pomerenf
Tltoina i i liiirtiiiiii, Varditmati. Hal
linser. pool Nelson. Ilrandegee and
Page. Accomp.inv ing the committee
iitM be the seerelurv of the senate.
June M H.il.er and the sergeant
al arm. C P IliteiOfi
The senate adopted a resolution ex
tending limitations tu the fuioial lo
111' presiibtlt and members of Ills
cabinet t In supreme court, the house
cf repi i sent at i es. members of the
.liplor.iailc corns, the iidmiral uf th"
nuvv. Hie hlef of stall of the army
THE PUBLIC
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A. V
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SUICIDE
thu
t ion hsoma 11 Inst it nl ion.
riic put, lie Wlil be II il III 1 1 1 til by
1 std
I lie 1. 1. ilv ol Helialor Itacoll wilt lei
lr. light to the c.ipliol at l o'clock
loin .now mottiinu and lie In tbo
mai l.le room of the setiat. until I Fail
u hell It wlil be moved lo the Semite
1b11ml.11 Initial; that tune It mav
I. e viewed by those v ho ordinarily
II. le Hie slU.ltorilll prhlleui's but Hie
public Hill be IX" lint, rt The sell
ite will coiitefe at 12:4,". o'ebx k and
the I11l11i.1l services will begin at I
Thev will consist onlv of a prayer by
the sen. ill chaplain, the reading of
ilie Kplsiopal burial service bv Hlsb
..p Alfred II aiding or Washlniiton.
and benediction bv the chaplain
Truro v. ill be no eulogies. Vice
President Marshall may nav h few
woi.Im on calling Ihe senate to
i.r.ler There will be no flower and
11.. mu-lc
Ihe body will be taken lo (leorgll
ONE KILLED. FIVE HURT.
WHEN AUTO RUNS AMUCK
t l4-nMil W ire 10 l''.enln; Herald. 1
I .os .V11 ue 1 11, Cul , Feb. I ! Prlvlng
,'.'i null an hour In a practice hint
over tne Santa Monica course, Have
Lewis, an entry In Ihe Viinderbilt cut.
race, lost lotitrol of hi car toilav and
tlaslii Into a erovv d. killing one man
and 111 luring five persons, Including
himself and three omen. The mini
killed was Louis tl. Hmith a civil war
veteran.
Lewis and III mechanician. F It
Aruott. were pinned under the car
when the machine overturned and
both were seriously hurt. The other
Injured were .Mrs A. W. Pipe of Pol
son. Mont , luken to a hospital al
Fania .M.mUa with th motor driver,
und Iwu girl only lightly Injured.
A 1 C
siviaior tjoars in
Biplane Ocer
Sierras
Daring Birdman for First
Time Successfully Crosses
Tehachapi and Coast Ranges
in California.
(Ity la'd Wlrei to Erenii-.g Herald.)
Lo Anvele. Feb l Miiaa ChrlB
lofTcroii ol San Flu mined ul lived to
day In u biplane iroin Hakersf nld.
1 al.. having liowu over Ihe Tehachapi
and Coast range mountains, which
hail resisted all previous aticiiipla ol
aviators. In dossing the Hurras
1 hi 1st.. I f. 1 son at time w ent a high
an . .lliul lect. lleatlv J. mill feet ubove
tile highest peak. He made Ihe 1'i'U
mile 111 1 hue hours and four min
utes. f hi-isiolfcisoii started lust Monday
to fly from sun rraluls.o in Han
!hci;o. intending to complete the tri
that ilav. In iittemptllig to pas over
the leb. icbapi m.. 1. nl. mi tic was driv
111 l.a. k ly high winds, Itcliiruing to
1 1 1 ki rM n Id. Chi istoi lei soii equipped
his Inpliii.. with a mine powerful
tin. tor and cii rdav again enilcuv-
0111I to fy over the mountains, lull
1 In- winds wen- ton much lor him
He loot a ililleieiit nun,, toil..y and
made the flight wiilioul tr1.11 le.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
HELD FOR HEROES OF
BATTLESHIP MAINE
lllf Is-aaed Wire to ereniat nera.nf.1
V anhiuglon. Fib. I h Pi esulciit
Men. n ul of ("ii. ..i sent a uicsi-.igi wlil ll
w.ih lead ti.il.i.. at the exercises in
Al llllUloll national eeluel. n m mt ill
oty it tile sixteenth a lllllversary o
the siiikmu 01 tin M. 1 1 lie in Havana
harbor. II.. could hot be present and
he delegated MtlaUel dc I.I Vega
chain.- d aftulres ol the Cuban les.1
lion here to at lend us his lepresnl.i-
live.
"I'.e certain, however." read the
message, 'that m mind will be with
you ull, for I have lo mourn a well
as ou. those who, a t lie l.ruie ..Mi
eels and sudors of the Maine died in
Hi. fulfillment ol Itielr duly. Plea
transmit to all the mem a rs of Hi.
bailiesl(.p melliori.il eomililll.'e Ihe
express, unn of my .le. pe.-c svmp.iihy
Hi al' A.lmil-al Slgsi.ee. in ci . m 111,1 tl .1
ol the Millie When the isel Weill I
the 1. 1. It. .ill of Ha can 1 liatlioi. si III
Irom New Vi.r a letter of regret III. I
he collbl not lie here.
I lei allse ol Lie lllt.ll . .,1.1 Wlllils alld
Ihe dl lltit.g shows, the II;. lll'.l I ll ke
v 11 es, instead ol iieintt h.-l.l m th
Vilititoii i .-iiH'Ici v gio'iiid" were h' Id
Inside the civalt v liding In. II mlj.n ut
i t Fort Meier. The r .n.iind. r of Hi
i"iiruiu w.i carried out. however, a
I 1 . 11.11.-i . allliMliKed all. I the slu.vv
1 1. vend gt.ivc an. I no. num. -il weir
ne or. It. d as hail lii i'ii .iautled.
WILD-EYED JOY.RIDER
CUTS THROAT AFTER
BEING ARRESTEE
111 la-awsil Wire 10 Fuelling; Herald. 1
London. Feb l l..e 11. .ml
a wisliliv resident of Lynd-
hurst. Haiupfhite. w m. was ar-
rested veslerdav nltei a thrlll-
li.g allium.. I. il.- inie that lasted
thinv hours cut hi- tin. .at In
pi son i...l.. His 1 oil. Ihu. n ll
prccarlou.
lb. ml. when captured bv the
police, was flourishing a rev olv-
1 r 111 cm Ii bund. Halurduy uf-
teiii..oii he hiieii un automobile
and b threateiiinK ;o siioot the
i lia al f.-lir. for. i d tl 1 III tu tulc
, a wild li.K- Ihst 1 ililed thrill
I 4 thriiugli four count le.
i the r.gefit utid s. 1 Tctar of
i PUDGE
Colorado National Guard Of
ficers Refuse to Give Mother
Jones to Congressional Com
mittee.
STATE AND NATION
CLASH AT TRINIDAD
Counsel for Strikers Asks Wo
man's Release That She May
Testify; Lebsamowski Trips
on English Language,
(Uf leased Wlra to Teeulnc Herald.!
Trinidad. Colo.. Feb. U, A sharp
lush over the right uf Ihe house coal
mine strike Investigating committee 10
summon .Mother Mary Jones, how
held ihe nmmunicadii in Han Itulael
hospllul here by the Colorado militia
came at the very opening of the llrst
Trinidad session of the Investigation
today. With an open prospect of de
fiance of Its powers by the commander
of the Colorado mil lonu I guard, tho
committee deferred its decision until
him artcrnonn si sslon when argu
ments of attorneys will be heard.
The conlllct of military snd con-
gri-Kslnnal authority arose when F.. P.
Cong,in. for the trlkers. usked tha
cotnmltlee lo Issue a subpoena for
Mother Jones, declaring that without
the aid of the committee, counsel for
tho strikers would he unable to pro
duce the prisoner as a w lines. In.
slant protest wns made by Major Ed
ward Houghton, judge advocate of the
national guard of Colorado. In Ihe
face of a hint that It authority m if lit
lie resisted by Ihe state military offi
cer, the committee deferred It de
cision. At the opening of Ihe scasloo today
the assembly room of the city hall
wag crowded to the doors, mnny of
the spectator standing.
Afur the preliminaries were dis
posed of K. I'. Cuetlguii, of ruunsot
for the strikers, addressed the com
mittee, asking that "Mother" Mary
Jones he produced nt the hearing no
orders of the committee.
Mother Jones Is now a military prig.
oner confined in San Hnfael hospital
without any charge having been
lodged against her.
"We rcullxe tout we will not be aid,
to secure her release without tile aid
of the committee."
Major Itoiighii.ii waa on hi feet
almost before Mr. t'ostlgun had fin
ished hla pica.
"The military authorities would
like to re.uest that Ihe committee de.
fer action on this request until we
have an opportunity to present argu
ment tn show that this lines should
not be produced," he said "The legal
ituestliin Involved in her Incarcera
tion are now before the supreme
court of this slate. Iler esse In not
a proper mailer for this committee tit
consider."
Chairman Foster: "I ihie a formal
ic.(iiet upon the committee, Mr. ("ol
ilgnnr' Mr. Cm I gun; "It Is. We nnllxe th
Impossibility of producing Mother
ones without the aid of the commit
tee Furthermore an application for
a writ of hubea curpu la pending in
the supreme court nnd Mother Joite
noon may lie called to Denver."
The chairman then announced that
arguments of counsel fur and against
the issuance of a subpoena for Mother
Jones would be heard, briefly, after
the luncheon recess
Tin mutter temporarily out of Ihe
way. Hie attorney fur the mine work,
ers called Frank I.ehamnw kl. It
soon became evident that his know -!i
dge of the 1'nglisn languHge wa eg.
tremclv limited After aome dlcu
111m, during which tha aervbe of
Adi.lpli liernier a Interpreter weru
..feud and declined, the lommltleo
swore 111 Mr. M J.ikle. Ite own sar
k. -ml at arm as Herman interpreter.
I'loler this arrangement the ex.m.i
11.111. m of the witness pruiedd hull
inglv snd with illlllcully. The wltnes
(..Id of having been sept In Colotu'l'i
lo wi.rg 111 ihe mine afur the strike
was called. It soon be.-amu apparent
that Hie wltne a Pole spoke olio
variety of Herman und the interpreter
another, and before long, the wllneng
was replvlng to iilteetion ill hiukett
Fi.gltsh.
The witue told of cunilng tn Tun
lit.nl 11: a party of 1"'i workmen. Fitly
of the men. he declared, escaped Itmil
Hie ir ut Ttlnidad uhd dlsuppeureu.
Wltn the uihrr fllti he was taken tn
lb,. Ibrwind mine it the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company, when- he sm I.I
he w.k kept prisoner lie daclaicil
that In January he Irted to e. ape but
a slopped and sent hack by militia
men. "He puni bed In with his bay
onet." he explained, lidding that thu
o.ic wa driiiia.
Ibsuiowskl declared that a soldier
hut and killed one 11111 who tried to
e-.ape Irom the llerwind mine, liver
1 Ins point there was a long rxHmln.i
lion In Hermaii and i:niih. Finally
tlui intei prefer said: ' TU only way t
can gt this I tu croas ex. nine the
w inies mvself .' This method wag
adopted '. Ihe committee with slight
1 belter lesulla.
"Mr. Chairman." finally protested
Mr. Hrtwslrr. "tills Is a poor. Ignor
ant wiinesg, nnd Mr. Ilvrrtuglon eg