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11 A
THE HERALD WILL FIND
YOU A JOB FOR 30C
The Fair Fund lien Miss
ed You Don't Worry.
They'll be Around Again.
IF
numiMccmzEx.
Vol. t. No. aa.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914.
thk evf.mxq inmAt.li
MM. A. 0. IT.
10 THOUSAND
PITTSBURG
MKH
E
Huge Force of Westinghouse
Plant Walks Out This Mem-
ing Demanding Better;
Working Conditions.
HUNDREDS OF OIRU
IN TIN HORN PARADE
Allrgheny. Congenial Indus
trial Union Makes Unex
pected and Successful Tie
Up of Electrical Works.
Works.
lly It-a-M-d Wire In Ffnlei lloralil.)
I'll ikIuii nil, Julie .. I t luring the .
Would ii';l return I i t hi' i r place In
IhC f.l. t'.llcS Of I IK' W'l'Mt inulii.ii ...
F.lc. trie .M.iinil i luring . in : ii n . and
I 111' W cnt.llKllollne Ma. Il M I'.llll'ON
mill working i oml ii l.mx were I in ii -
I'll. It I t X I 111 i l I I'lKllI thn'lniitll
lllt'll and Women. Itlfllihcrn ol thr l
leghetley 4'niigotll.ll llnljKlll.il lllllo'l.
el link Ii. re i.i.Uy.
Three thouautid electric woracre r.
fiiacd lo ciitiT I In- ahop ihin mo mint'
ii ml after h mi, meeting at I lie Turlle
I'reek play kroiind. Ili.ir number Mir
lii. riiii. il hy nu n who Utter left the
plant. I'li ki'l acnt in thr m.. hinr
M i.i Ma bmuulit out ulmoat a I ti nt:i nl
worker, and Icadi re ol the atrikcr.
li.lil . .I there would be ten thoiie.H;l
Idle f.u lory lunula In the Ttirllu Cn i-k
vallev by nloht'atl.
Hex 1. 1 1 II II ml I ail glrlft, ('.ill w.ih .'
tin horn. paraded throimh Kaut rut
burgh, t hcertnl Ity crowd oj tttrlkeii
on tlii' i.l walk.
w .i: t ai v. miii
in n THI Ms
1'iHaimrtrh, Juno U
iivi'H .f rin t Iioiih.1 ml
km rii
M MINI JIM
-eprcettH -
roitl iMinctH tn
n I M--rm!li'.l
Uimhlng too. h-
for IWO VCII.
.1 V. it'l till' oil
f.'l' machine
Ihe I'll l.-o oil MO tltMl
loll' l.et.ty to (.til thr I
i' on tin- wag. ' ulc
I 'ommillcea h.Or nglc.
rial. .In th.it thr I. ilt'
milling altail I t'.l ri
nln ii too un.l
..r il- k mining II TI
lero Wert nolnr
difference on the .
lc lor outai.lc
men, hut It wu ielieed the i onvett- J
ST
WeWieywwe.Witewewele. ,
iTii's Mission oiie or
t
President Tells 154 Graduates of Naval Academy to Beware
the Spirit of Aggrandizement and Conquest and to Car
ry True Spirit of United States to Foreign Waters
Lasting1 Impression at Vera Cruz Our Self Control.
(II j l4-art Rim lit rrnin Herald. I
Wilson loillly told 1, yln. III. ite Ot
the liut.ll uiudetiiy lli.iliy of who le.le.
Hl.iltly for Metlian A.ltem, Hull HI,
miririlo,! of the I lined hi. He la one oil
aeni'v to hum. urn, not ol aiittiti'
flmeliii-hl or t'on.Uei,t. II. vHtke ill
ItlH annual ii'Mileiu) lEiadtlnUoil ni.)
i laea at.d lul. r delliered the itii'lkima.
I., the ouii4 mi.inhii.iiien. IK de. lar.
rd the il I of the. I'liued ISal.a la 'u
mi l ie the world
Sl'i'iiklli of the Vela ('rut altilatlutl.
the lueaident reveie illy dei iaieo, '1
iiruy liod he htia thi'le whl toil hatf
lo ItKht any more." II- udile.1 tli'tl
the real H'.od they wnl do will
their Un ..I run. n un the .Mem ..".
"They uif not miiiiiiiik un.l hhialer.
Iiik." he went un "The M'o ol
'.a I'riu. who ueK-.ihed mid haled
Ainerleaiix, will think differently ol
thi in hen our bo) a ear."
The prenldenl "ke In a hum ar
tnory iarHed with more than I.UUV
i.ltli era. mldah!iiieii and lelatnej and
I r ikii il a of h Itr.nlilalea. He waa eli
Ihurlantii ally i heeled i1.il hik Inn ad
drraa. TlK I'rralilelil'a Aildrr'aa.
rrealdetil Wllnoii aald 1:1 part:
'It ouMht lu he one of your thought.:
Mil Hie I line that you are aaiiioie
Aineri' ana. no merely mui..le ii.n;
lion, tiut merely a.mile aoldlera. hul
aaiiide A iiiii I a lie. and that y.m In ie
the ioinl ol view of Amerl.-aua. wi'h
retard to her limy un.l her mm,
that aha la unnii them aa the Inalin
meiil of i h llixiitlon, not a the In
atlument of aKiirceaion The Idea o'
Amerl. a la in aerva liiiiii.inllr, an:
otrry time uu let the a'.aia uiid airlio-H
Ilea to the wind you oil lit lo real!'"
that thai la til Itaelf a l.iia.iae. Iluif
yuu ara on un eiiaml ahull ulhei
linviea hae aonn tl n' f.u n.ilti' i, nut
an errind of eomiiieat, hut an errarid
v( acrvk.
lion before night (nl. I nri cpl the
t oltrred by hi opt-lutoln.
Ik M'tHlnir of Mrlki-r..
fharlcnton W. Va, Juni M.ia.
tin I'll nun of atriking minora were held
throughout the Kanawha diatricl to
luy. No ilia.. id. r waa reported from
liny pari uf the (Until, t un.l huiloM
aanl none wiia expected.
Lcdyard Denies
HcW as Dummy
On Board
Boldly Declares He Frequent
ly Opposed Wishes of J. P.
Morgan on New Haven Di
rectorate. (lit la-a.-il Wire iu efnlna l.prnlit '
W.ishinxtoii, Julie ;..-.iAiH i'ih
l.vil).irit. i-otillniiiiiu hii lrntliiiotiy on
New II. n rli railr.i.i.l llii.ilirl.il ullii.r:
I i fore the Intel il;itc i oiniiii i . ioii.
Iiilmloii toihiy .1. me.l th.it the .'.
Hum ri ilirreloiN Hctf ! n trim Mf" ot
Hint tin- lute .1. IV Moiu.iii ur fortn.'t
I'l eniil. lit M lien iluiiiUi.ileil the Ii ..ir.l
Hi Kan I he often h.nl o.i. .i-.d Mi
.MorK'n. I lm I tlie hoinl iiii'ctliiK vAei
Hell ll I tell.l.'.l Hut th.lt Hnellill III
Hie ihneloiH look nt III the i.i
i eeilinim
Mr. Im .ird'n lent linony .i enll
e ii .1 hy a lively ehiKh Willi Mr. Kolk
In Ahl.h the Hllneim InMnteit on mo
werltic itiiHHtioiiH In hut own tuny uno
.iM'.'.il.-.l to 'oiiitniHfiioner 1 1. in L in t
bUitain hn;i
Thee Thousand
Mausers for
Ulstermen
Irish Yachtman Makes Daring
Run and Lands Arms Un
der Eyes of the Police of
Belfast.
(Ily l-aavd Wire to I vrnma ll"'rnlil
lielfimt. June i. -The Bimy of Iht
I Inter M.llllUeerh" UI MletKlhelieil
to.liiy hy the M.lilliion of 3.000 M.uiiH'i
title oh the leHUlt of a dariiiK tun
runiilnn lent ol un )rih iu hmni.m
A orllon of the ( .inlsiiiiieni hi
lin.ltjil t the aouili of lx.iii.ilhii.le,
mx teen ii'ilen from IirlfitM. hut n'or
of the Tlflm win.' (tillered Hl.nu.hl
on l he iiny Ht Iti'lf.iHl ami the iiim-i.
Here rtinow'il titolef lha eeii of the
lioli. c ly aia i hilly . Im ted oluii
teeia. MAYOR OF PLYMOUTH
WELCOMES ROOSEVELT
(It I rmtil Wire 10 r.frtng llera't
I -1 mouth l:ni, June :. -TU
iii.moi of rivinotilh an. I a Tuiriy -t
'l tlllUill li.il I'l'l !! K (Aellt or.
I . , ml the (I'ymi'ir on h. r urrl.il t'
.I.in IJ..III New V..rk to Kleet Cl.loll' I
Th'i.ilore ll""eM-lt on helin'f of tin
.ty.
TO
"VS'hat do you think la the lanii't)
liiil.refaioti that thoae o.iya il.ia at
Vera l iu are goluir to leave? Tm
hae had to ue aione lore, I r.iv
liod II may not he lie. eai for Hu n.
tn line uny more, nut do yuu think Hu
way Hu y fouuht ia aoum to be tin
tiil l,ialui nii.reaalon '.' Hate nu n
not foiiK'n i'ot aiiire Ihe world tic
lian' la there unythina new In uit.u
loree? The new thinxa in the world
me Ihe HiliiKa 'hit uia illvor.e.1 (ru n
fone The llunaa tliut allow tn
moral eomi.uUioiia of Ihe hum. in tin
Mleli. r. thoae are the thlniia I.) w hu h
aa hate h.-en buildniK uu i I v 1 1 1 k , -
lion, n.'t by lone, and the laailng Im
Vlvrailoll thut thoHi ho a are tn leaw
will he thai they l eu ,e.l aelf nui-
trol.
"Von ni lint iM'.ir In linnil that you
are the i haini'lona of w hat ! rlslu a I
fair ull around, no inatler a hera o'.i
are and that II la for what la I Ik III
and lair for lubllo welfare that ou
He l.a 'y to llKhl and not merel)
Hie Un el a Ual in Upon aoiur alikhi
pUlll III'O "
The pieai.lent praiaed Admit 'I
Kiel, her, aaylna; he had been cm duty
ii i m r at ei.i t'rua tha i the otlie
ti luiiiamlera an I .nil he had I lie iiuai-
Ire ol a alate ti.m.
A.ter Ihe leiemony, the rildent
witihi'd Ihu sradiiatea lo Hi
lilulleia and Ihe former ' plema" luir
lo taka poaat'ralon ol 'inxera laue."
He ale luiu heon w'lh vai'aii: Knl
luui and planned lu I'imu rr Waah
liil.in a I h i Im W.
1'reeideiii Wllaon leri Annapoha Bt
3 in p. m. inv board tha Mayflower
lor Wavhinglon. etpeelintl lu unr.
there at u'eloca lomorrii niornliial.
lie took luneh with I'aplaiu r'ull.iiii
hfid later I inpei led lha iaial aiademy.
Aa the Ma) (toner ale, urn d nut of Ihe
revern pre"idenlUi aiHlula waa tired
horn ahura.
1IT
SF1TF (Vi A Y
niiT i iniBT
rui liiuiii
M TRUST
BILLS
Resolution Introduced by Sen
ator Fomerins Following
Conference with President
Regarded as Significant.
urntTTT twpam DiccAnr ni?
COMMISSION BILL ONLY
House . Completes Considera
tion of Railway Securities i
Bill and is Ready to Vote
on 'Whole Program.
(lly 14'a-atl Wire o renlnC Herald. 1
WinhlnKt'iii, June .. I he riulroiiu
ael II .li a bill W lIM 1 'Ollpleleil ...l.l
by the h..lle A flllil-tll lie lor tln'l
olIKOial I'.ity liurn lull. Kl'-OIK the I'l-.-II'
...Itlllielie eiOlillllHhloll power
of pi ior i. PI' loval om i all railroad
Hcriirl'y I -aueH. wai adopted aith.uit
ameiiiltiieiii. Th.a pla (! the ho:e
in a p.niti..ii to ote tmally on Hu
three in...:. .it ia makiiiK un the ad-
ni Ii i let ra 1 1 1 .ti iirli-truat program.
Mtni M! T TU LIMIT 1 III T
I .M. 11. Tlo IN TIM. LTL
N aahliiKton. June .". The mine
inent to limit the a.liiiino-tration'a
Irunl leKiidatioii proKiaiu at Una
.!. m lo paMK.me of the interHule trade
. iininnN..ii lull took fi in todnx In
Iho aenate when Senator I'omeiene
introdiu ed u leaolntion In ihe Inter
Mtate eoiutiierei' i oihiiiikhIoo to up-1
proe only that portion of the oinnl- '
Iuih hill pendniK It will be oted
opon tomorrow. !
Mr. IVniereiu e eonlerred wlih'
I'realdenl W ilenn on the prokiam lu
fluya n nil I hia litiri'dti. tloii of mi. h
a reaolution Kim eotiaideini aicnill-
anl.
( llll lll AMI IMtoif
HI.ITHMHtS MIITITI Ii:
Waahlnalon. June fi.- Another (
romplli'iuloii fa.cd the ei'iiati- toduy I
In Ihe l'niiutiui .anal loll eneiiipiiuii I
dispute when Senator e'uHieilaii.l m '
Hodiieed iia an iimeioliiienl to the up-
peul lull hit resoiulion tor allutia-'
ti.m. I he Suthei land reeolulmn iu
aptiiovrf! by the tort'itui relut p.i.h
i oinmltt.'i' ae iul d.ixa uao, bill had
no lixhl of a belore the -nate. '
1 1 h appearance .1.1 ull iiuiemlliietit. j
iiiciitm thai it itiuM he voted on be
fur the bill ItM-lf. i'n m.I. lit Wllaon j
la tinilerHtood lo have expteaae-l no-i
a, 1 1 1 IIIK Hi-en to iilblirale lot Ihe " - I
teal la paaei'd. and many feia.toia ;
alio lire MandlllK Willi Hie pleMiletlt .
but w ho favor arbitration, are lit a I
quiilidarv .'
MISSOI III MA Mtill ITI II
I.I M KM. MOKIIt I III T
Waahlnitton. June .' Henator I teed j
of Mlenoull ntta. ked thr (i. ii. r.il
.Votora romtuiuy. ahi-h ht. ti-i nn-d 'a
il l in I nu I Iru."!." in the aenate toda
and tie. la red he iber.l.y railed upon
the attorney Reneral to pr-ieed
aaalnxt the ...tuein.
Tha aenalor wan .peak.n III reply
to i letter writti'ii by Henry M. I."
land. .l. n.lclit of u Heir, it motor
far I'ompatn. raad In Ihe aeiiitlo
tenluy by Sennlor Tnwiiaend. II tin
ilale.l bueiiiena huh haitinx heeaiiaa
of H il i'l l net of WiiNhinaloii uipl
culled upon eoriaTeaa to ml ..u in.
OWI A S 'OI4ltIMI MtlllHt.
IIOV ItOsOl l llo 1 KI IAHIM
W aahlnttoii. June I. Senator
Owen'a I'ropoaed leaolntion for fed
eral tit tut ration of the Culorad
ntrike troiiblea, aa prepared ioda
alter oiiaiiltiitlnna with tVnut"t"
Thoinna and hhnfrolh. would empow
er the pri'Hldent to a point a mlnitiR
enumei r. an army or navy enaliu . r
a man f. miliar with the hamll'.na ol
eoal aa meri handte, a aoelolouiet and
un einplover of labor five In all. II
will lie Int roil me. I in the aenate
later.
violentTolcTnic"
eruption on dutch
island of sanguir
Hy la-aMil M Ire ,a KvrniiiJ lli ruld l
Hiitavta Java., June j A i i..eiu
u lcanii' eruptl 'n o r in teal today on
Ihe tluli'h Inland of haiut'iir. Mil mil. .1
outh ot .Mili.la i.io In tile I'lulil'I'Hi
heveral vob anoea weer in. luded in
Ihe dint " I bun. .
e'traannuf lu.illiig lava poured down
lha aldea of I be iiioiintulna, ov er.
va ll.'lllllna foienta und t-oi oa lan ,,
ll.nia. At the name time a heavy lain
of atnnea and aahva from varloua i l
Irra fell over the whole lalaiula.
Oth.lii! reporla do not mention ..
of life out ii-iilater the di dm. Hon of
Inn hniiaea.
Haniiiir la the laneat ot Ihe liu iP
known aa the Talautae lr.lun.ln i. the
I eleh.a aea, abuilt iU in.lea to ine
e.val uf Hrlliah North ltHtrn. I
:i .ictlve outbieaka ol lioi.ong abu. th
irlni'ipal vol. alio on the Inland n.'.'iir.
red ill 1711. 1112, Hit, 1S3 and 1
REFUi
PERMIT
British Immigration Inspector
Declines to Let Gurdit
Singh's Crew Lnnd Under
Any Consideration.
EAST INDIAN MERCHANT
OFFERS TO PAY BIG SUM
Four Hundred Would be Im
migrants Continue Hunger
Strike as Protest Against
British Exclusion.
(It I'-a-Mil Wlrei m renln tleraht.1
Vail" OII IT, II. I',, J ille ... llllllll-
Kr..iion Innpe. tor Kid n-Je. tad lodav
a pn.po-.al of llurdit ."Iniih. Hie
wealthy Kant Indian bailer ir .17.'.
1 1 1 ml nia now held aboard the Kotna
A't'n Maru whereby Iho m.-n may ae
permuted reairlcted ah. ue liberty
peiulina: a r.ini aolution ol th. tr atalua
hv the niireme eourt. Hy 'he puv
tiieni Ht i:..niii) now tine. i;ut.iit smith
. an retain llie ati'ima r Iwre fo it
month, and Ihle he ile-l-. a lo do pro.
i id i nil. the lininiaratlon .b pu rt men'
w .ll iiari'e 'n i erlain rmidittonn. The
. ..n.lit now wen that Ihe party he al
lowed to eome .-inhor' Willie the Ven-
aid la die l.arulnif her ( .nil .arit-i,
leaned and Riven tune t" bia.l lumber
for the returti trip. iui.lit and oih.-i
Miiidua attired In feed ni.d hoii-e Ihe
iinmiKrania in nnv detention buildum
Hie I nm uta'i.ui otllrli. i nuaht select
uiid over whbh they would pla e
uuiirdn.
Hupi rlniendei-.t Held. In rejeclin
Ihe proposal, nu ii : "Th" II.ii.Ium will
nu he allowed In a.. ahore, even
trmporurily, on any pret.xt whatever.'
fn the meantime the Hindu . o--i-llniio
to ohnrve the liiniaer atrike,
whbh b.-Kan laat Wini.einlay.
EMPRESS OF IRELAND
INQUIRY JUNE 16TH
(lly laol Wire in I veiilne l:-ralil.l
inlaw i, out., Ju'ia :. The in.iinv
into the l.'miireaa ..f Inland li-aaiet
will open on Tuea.la,. June 16 at (j.ie-
bi r Montreal. 'I'li'n atinotin.'i-menl
v an made In p.irliamem today by Hon
II llaeii. who staled that
N!erney would art t. I roin I'.ni-'lanil oti
II. e thirteenth ami w.th Sir Adolth'
K.'llllliir ..' gui ii. and Chiet Jllati
M'-l-.in of New ri:-wl'k would im
111' .liat.-l V open III. l:enllK.ill.in
IHvert lo
IJin I.e. . Jan.
waa prepared
time today i..r
I o-ii I Wiii l..
The i-rmaer L-nex
I., leave Pel'e some
I a . lii r I'oiiit. hen-
in r til vera will i. ti. mpt an in.
of the wit'. U of Ho- Knipienn
I-"
t ...ti
I re
In ml
Ttie K- liae a modern outfit f..r
niibiiinrine woi't and her diver will
he able lo peio-ii.,!.. the rorridorn of
Ihe nulik.-n Vtn-.l Nearly leal l.,,.
lee me believed P. be In Ihe hulk
SNOWSTORMS TODAY
IN THE NORTHWEST
(Ity luari Wire lo Kvcnliia; flora hi.)
Iteno. Net , Jiim.- u. Snow alorm
lll'l'olllpauieil l.y
peralun- w en- i .
p..:nl. in N.va, I.,
ami v ii I n it - hI ik lit
IC.in at I i.'ilok
continued 1 1 . ii. ...I.
aa low aa 1 7 liekie
ler nlloW I'llln vt t I .
il i.lilitaill dlnlri. t
ca ami I'ltrlm. i:
Ihe line of the N.
i t Kon railway -eMeii.leil
aa far n
Hi- , thiee In. I
around at that pi
laiii.-me htta bt eu
i.l. n dropa in teiu-
'.rtefl iii aeveral
today. In Utii'i
"now flurriea be-
Una im.rinni and
and Ifiiipci'.ttiircn
.-. prevailed lleiiv -
re(ittited In the
ml t II Ittllelllll.
porta from i.p.na
v ..la. Calif.. mot .V
eoverinu
i lie
e. I'm. ti. ullv
'lone to ci.. pa
thla aection.
CLEMENCY FOR MAN WHO
STOLE THE MONA LISA
(lly l.ad Wire to lAT-nlnj lleraiii l
Klolelt. e. Il.tlv . I
lie .. I II. pit a
of extenuating in
uiatantea waa n
half of Xiiu.eiiAo
I 'a Vim l a ' M"iia
.re in I'ann. Tin
in today to one
va- Imprisonment
tieen in pi Hon
llecenibir laat
f only iibout a.x
ci-l'tetl totiat i-i
I'elUKia. who ai.a.
l.ia" Mom the i...
Jlldite aentct.ee. I 1.
ear and tfitleen .'
Aa I'erugla hi
awaiting trial t-nt
ear. ho will n.-i
m.ititha.
TRIAL OF MOYER SET
FOR JULY 6 AT L'ANSE
. l 4eMf! Trire i
Houghton. Ma h
of I'hurloB 11. Mo
of the VA fait rn F
i ---lti- tlere'il '
June The I r I I
i and other Ic.-i.-i
.terallll'l of Millem
on chargea ru n. out of Hi,, le. ent
enpperaniiih a nil'.'' will begin Julv
. Tile dale w ..- lei led today' afi '
o. X. Ilillon, at' ttiey for the inn in
men, had uu--n-'l Anthony I i.
proae. tiling alt. -i ia v thi:' hi i lieiitn
woubi be re.ol-. The law w ;lt ""
heard at L'Ann aeal nf ltarag.1
county.
HINDUS
ONSHORE
SJOFJuLill IS
HILED BY
INSULTS
Nerves
oi uucKingnam rai-,
Officials Shattered by
m n . v
ace
Outbreak of Daring Young
Noblewoman Last Night.
i
PEOPLE PREPARED TO !
LYNCH SOME FEMALES
Much of Recent Property De
struction Said to Be Work
of Paid Employes of Wo-j
man's Political Union.
ilia lraad Wire hi r.eutn Herald.)
London. June .'. --Mi Mary I. loin
Held, (laiiHllltr ,,f Lady fnruh l.otilaa
lilomlieltl. widow t.r Sir Arthur
Hloii.rieid, waa the woman who tre
ated Ihe aennation.il went) ul Huek
ii.Rhalu .o In -1- l.int nixlil. when ahe
IhleW helm If on lu r kin-ea bt lore
Kiiik ilt-oiai itinl yini n Mary.
.Vl Hl.i.'ii.ti. I.I .iloi.e waa lon
eerne.l III the III. lib lit. allllouull h. r
ll('l. vtho l.l.o allell'lL'.l the tourl,
wua re.U.ate. to leuve Hie pulate
alter the . 11 1 Ten . -e, deflnte the lilt t
thut t-lm tix.k no pall in the ilemon
atraiioii She It-It wnlioiit piol.-nt.
oflb lain o I Hit. inilai e tmluy were
mi tin- it-rue of inrvtiiia prontration
u the reault of last ntxhl a aeenu,
and the I. .1.1 i liaml.erlain a Ueparl
ineiit ha" taken tvety ineeaullon t"
t ut umvetil liny ulieiupt lo repeat the
perloriiiaiui' tointibt when another
un. lion taken piat e at Hot kitighum
pulaee.
.1'einona in the Immediate Vleltuty ,
at Ihe tune deelare the whole aeelie
hinted lena than tell nt roll. In and tile
woman had onl linn lu "'J" ulutr
itudtbly, "Voiir ma jent lea, for liod'a
aakt " when ahe waa eeied and!
hunlleil out of he Ull. .lie loom, till- '
It-limn the nenlen. .- aa ahe went.
Klna ileorKu wan the t-ooleat mini
In the .-oinpiiuy and III preaeiitntlona
pro. ee.led Alth elo. kaollt ri'Kttlurily. .
It Im iin.lerntooil no further notion
will I..- taken iiuamnt Mmm Hloniilehl
ex. e.t to bat h
.iia-l
f UllctlollH.
1'he ainlein obtained
court In the ordinary
iil'Ulii alum to Ihe lord
ll.lllllXHll.il lO
w..y throuah
rhi.mbeiluln'a
deparliiiert.
lie. i nt dm. out lealea allow n by linl
liaiila to the kluK and the huiiilim
tlown of mail) t Inii. ion have In
flamed pnbli. opinion lo a l.-mark-a'de
dearee.
I'eople have been alill further In
eetlaed by whilt la leKalded an the
Well Krollllded belief that lllllth of
the Woii. of dent i u. In hi in done by
hired hand, well paid "i'l of the
hulKiiia rotfi-rn ol the W omen a So
ilnl und I'oliUcul I moll. Cuaea have
been n-ported of women It av lint oth
er employ mi nt to Join the milium,
not ironi love of the cuune. but "l.e
tiliint. the pay In better."
I'. duo in.iK it-It ale have warned
eulTrauette pllnoiiila that if they hail
pot been prolet ted by lilt point' thev
Would almi.nl cerliilllly have ailftered
nt the huti.la of the tiute l'iHli. . Tin
ua temper ilu'Viti bv tin- tn.wd ut
le.ent mi tt lit III ilelllolintriitlolia aeellia
to eiippolt thin view liieuler ac
tivity on the pint of the k-i el lillient
la i Xpe led.
The lather or Min llltunfiiid wu
a well-known .ir.-hiti"! Her man. I
father, the lute IM. Illoli.f lehl. wan
blnhop of I. on. I. .11.
Lady HI tit-hl. who attended the
1 fundi
explained today that ahe
T
that the m..i in 1 wan looking- ntt-r u Irlcn.l whom un.
ith a Lake View. I" pleaeiitiua and un tiottunil of
ner nuuftnter a action.
III
TOIIH I III III II AT
Hill l 11.1. DI l l!0 I II
lieiby. Ki.iil.intl. June a - The hln-torb-
i hurt h nl Hieatlnatl, il.illi.lt
hack to Noiiiutu timt.1 and t out. lining
many prl'-eii aa It la a. .. iltniroyed
by file during the hiitl'l. Suttla
aeitea ate trunpe- led b the auihori
li. a an expb.nioiia nimil.il to th"ae
ta.ireil b. the bomna u-ulallv tin
j.ot,fd by the ura. 'it antiad were heard
I. time Hie Lie. A almit time ago
auflritKctte mcelilin in Ihe village ol
llrcu.b-ull wan t.iok.n up b hoy a and
It la geln-rallv napp..-ed that the
Women burned ihe rli-Jt. h III Ii
V enge.
A ng the Ihing-i I onnllllle.l bv the
Maitice wan an it m lent chained itil.lt-.
Tlie church itninti r. tlalnm bin k to
1 j 7J. wua aavi-tl.
j m i,m..mi iii i i m
km i im; ntin ii in. rio
London. June John K lletl-
inon.l. leader of the Irinh natioiiul
intn today tb'.-lno-.l a re.pient by Irlnh
aullraglala that he Iceive a deputll
tloti to dlaeiiiia the lu. Itiaion t.f wom
en aa el. il. .in f..r the liti-h pallia
till' ii I. Mr. Hi .Im.. a. I pointed out
that plevli.iin tli-piilaltolia of Una na
ture had lailaed only lll.pleana lit nca-i
ami leil.-ial. .1 the view that Ireland,
under home rule, timet tlei idv wheth
er ahe want women votera.
In cunae'iiiente of auffraglat at-
ta k. i hur hen in m-inv pintn of the
(OlllltlV I'le I. eltlK I lone. (.-pt foT
the unual MutidaV neivi.ea.
lAltl. l.TTo IWOII
l ItltlAHl It TO II I All
i:..ii i, vti. .ii to.iiv repiii to ,i
ehliri h m-npaper Alll'h ipt led I i
Hie aufTiaaeiiea f..r it "trine .'f rlud 1
a- follow.
' Theie in only ,,'ie w ay in w hi.-h this
fieplol a l.le mot i II It'll t i, tn in- elide. I
I'll. I thai In hv the lliirodui-ll..l by lh'
Kot ei nnieiit ..f a woman niirTr.iKe hill
on ail mailer i ..iine 'tril wnh Hnjir
1'nlli V the Wolllefl ale a 'n. l II t e I v deal
I' nllKk.'ntii.lla or ll.lv I. e
rol.lTK AI. I MOV I I M l I
UIA. l.l. III lolllll IU
London, .f tl in ,' 1 1 III. ialn of th"
Woinen'n Co. ia I and I'olili.-al I iiuoi.
the militant oraa nix.it ion, dent r'
aponaibility for the in. ub-nt at Hu-k
Ittahiim pal i.-i lanl tuiHit wliiu a W "
inan Inlenupieil ihe pi .- til al i..n t
throw urn heru li at the kii.a'a feet.
r-, i. w .i i
Highly Year Uld
Woman in Role
of Kidnapper
Mis. Roy Palmer Confesses to
Pueblo Police That She
Took Chief Part in Abduc
tion of Little George Ziller.
lly Lea-itl Wire o rtnliit lleraol.)
I'ui-lilo. I'olo, June ,i Kollowint
Ihe aerinalloiial ilesi-t-nt on a piibiii
at h.'ol ;.y two women in an aut'.in.. Inl and
the alb'Keil kldnapintf of l.eor'4"
L. iller, ten year old n..n t.r il. .
Ziller. late ye.terday. Ho polit e to. I ly
luive anked Hie iiiitboritiea at Neetllea.
t'nlif . to nppielo nil Mr" M J. M.'
tlrath. tilyot.e.l vt lie of iller i. ml Ho
no'a moth. -i tthum the latter a. i-uae
of abdiictllia the hot.
I'l-te.-llv ea here any that Mm. 1;.,V
I'aliiier. i.Meil ' , eonfea-ird to Ihem
today that ahe had a nlnire In tin
ki.lll.ippll.it and that 11 waa ahe ho
lure.' Ihe Zili.-r boy anny from bin
t-niTipun.or.n to the automobile in
which hm mother waa waltlnK Mm
I'almii I-. reported to have aald thai
Mra. M"iirai lame to her aeterai
oayn .ill" aakina her aid in ret-ov erlir.'
her noil. The Palmer Woman an id ah.
lit ted without any intent ion of dolii
vttoiiK but fell Impelled to help the
n other whoNt heart waa breaking be
inuiw of the w para I Ion from h-r
t hil.l.
Launch Louis as
Gift to French
Nation
Ppcnliitirm in Ranalo in fiiva
aaw waivaH vavii a) a a. aar w aa a , i
i ranee riace or lionor in
Formal Opening of the Pan
ama Canal.
Illy la-aatfl Wire in l.teulua I'.erai
' W .tnhinut'.ii. Jitio' Ci. - lu recount
1 1. .11 -f I tie M'l v p en of lilt l''relicl.
pi-.. pic in the ctmntruciloii of the
ir.iii.uiia canal, firnt elepa were taken
today t, prenent to I rami' the htealll
In ii Ii I.oiiim', uat d In roiiat riivltnii
the . una I, alid lo Klvt to the llttb.
nlnp tin. i iiik (In Kieiiuli llatf Ihe
place v( hyiu.r ut ihe formal open
il'K ' Senalol' It'll. t today 1 1 It r nl II. e.l a
' reaolllttoll ttll'thoi lilllir Hie I'lenenlo
Hon The I... nine wan built ill France
In lx."t und uae.l Hint l.y the Fren.i ,
I'aiiama canal company und laler by
Hie I nltett Statea
Trriv r, An t. 't ."wta ir a i
nx.AU ur jJAJ-.ii jvi.v v a
DIES TODAY AT 84
; I
' (lly laoi'tl Wire in I vi'iiIiik Herald. 1 I
I... oi .11, June a. The I. ..I I of I. li
lt, Mi tlie. I lu. lav. uae.l HI. He vvim.ll'!'
' .lu tamp lo Ilia father, the mud call
v. ho -a .a in coiiimiimt of Hie Ittiti-h
tavalry diirinif the I'tliii.-an war and
(Who w.ia l.HKelv IC.-p.'llttlMo for Hie
. haru,, of the I. milt I. iii;... le at II il
a kl.tt a.
Is. 0. 0. SIGH ii OUT III
SN1D-H SCANDAL
Detectives Tell Story of Frequent Visits to Apartments of
New York Charmer by Frisky Youug Husband; Singer
Tells Court to Hurry as She Must Sail for Europe
Tuesday to Sing in Wagnerian Festival.
I lly Lrax-d Wirt to IM'nlns llcruhl )
i i hu ago, Julie .' F.xua aeut f r
'Ihe S. buui. i nil-llciii k - Ka p dlvoi.e
t ane W l-re
coin 1 1 uom
la. ed in Judge Sullivan a
today. All (olenooii the
ai
lai. un. mole than
hall ol them
mil I an. I t utin -t
oiiierem e in
, w .iiiit-t., nat w hlle I he t
.ael w el in ae.- et
' t hallibi'la.
Mine. ' huiiiaiiiiTleink I- under
, t'outract to upi't-ar at Hie W.taueruiii
featlval ul lleyleulil. I le I'lila HV , June
! 15. ami Ihe tonteieii.e la aai.l to have
i ton. erne. I proponii n.na. including
lligllt aenalolln. lo haelcil the ttiul't
priv. reding. The ainger aaya ahe
I In lint at. 1 1 11 ul later 'hall lit XI Tilt -
day.
The depoaitlon of William Naple.
DOUBT AID
HOPE AT
FALLS
Mediators Frankly Admit
They no not Know What to
Expect from Carranza or
When to Expect it.
WASHINGTON SILENT ON
LANDING OF ARMS
Another American Ship Lands
Arms and Ammunition for
the Constitutionalists at
Tampico Today.
Ilf la-nanl Wire to menta Herald.)
Muaurii Kalla. June i The Kn
etui altitude here ill reard tu lh
expe. ted reply from General trarran
xa, chief of the lonatltutlunaliat tatiaa
In Mexico, lo Ihe nolo the Houlh
A nu-r I. an medlatnra aetit htm hint
Tuea.litv, throUKh hla repreaentallvea
in vv unhuiKt.'ii, la a mixture of doubl
ami hope.
In Home tiiurlera there waa more
or b-n akepllt lm manlfeateil. It wa
evident iiiiiin believed l arranxa a ra
np.inne would be tiemitlve, bul It waa
hoped it would leave open the dtatr
for toniliiiied correapontleneo. eml
ollb lal al.itementa in reaurd to tha
attitude of farranxa Inward the me
diation iftM'aellna Indicate he la nt
ready to accept iinreaerverily the of
fer of roiiiI nfflcea irctleally re
newed by the medlatnra. A queetion
which arouaed Intereat here Unlay
waa no to when Curranau. who- la
repnrtetl en ronto from Durango !
Saltillo. would reach the latter city,
where he ta ireiarin to eatuLllaU hla
PIovImIoiihI government.
While no nieeiinaa botween tha
mediator and either Ihe American
nr .VI cxi. nil delegate were achednhwl
for Ihe day. the niadiatora Ihem
relvea pliinneil to (tet toaelher tn dia
. una the luteal phuae nf the aituutlon
IIT Ttl IH IMHT . mm
PI ZZLKS WSHMiTt
UanhliiKtoii. June S The altna
tinu t-oiirrontliiii the W'Bkhlnaion fov.
erniueni with reference t rhlpnit td
of arm to coat itiitliinnltnt font., a'
Tampb-ii continued today aa tha ab
aoiiiina ai.i.Jcct of deliberation of "f
llciala A reiiort rem hed the atnte depnit
inerit that another aieamer loaded
with Hinniiiuitlou had cleared from
New Vork today for Hiilveaton.
Secretary llryan reiterated again
that Tampico rat ll I l held aa an open
port, not w Ithatundlnf that aeveral
ahlpr are en route there with arm
for the i-onatitiitlonaliata.
"Will ii cuniliuin aa an open port
when uinti.tinnK-n reai hea there'.'" h
Waa anketl,
"I fan oulv tilk of lha preaent.
leaving th- f-'tu-e In thoae who
would epei ul.ita, ' returned the aetvre
tnry. Hear Admlial Howard reported
that tlie flKht.na about Masutlan
coiitlnuea and that the fedetal foitl
II' allotia have been butlly dumuaed by
i the t iinntittiiionullata' artillery.
I lleporta of forced loan (.onlili.li
Many Spuiiinh and other fotelKimr
have been made In contribute to the
rev olulloli.
John I:. SiilUiian. American vice
coiiaul at Salnllo conferred lialuv
with p'i'i relary Hran. and John Lind
parti, ip ate. I. but no atali-metit wua
iiuitle While Mr. Sllliman declined
to talk extenaively of hia experiein ea
I when he waa aoented und thieatened
n dote. -live, waa read. Nat.lt aaut he
f.il.. wtid and watched Kapp during
Hie month nf February, 11 J, and
that on ntiineroiia ot canton he aa'
llapp In company with Mra. iVther
ine I eau of New York. lie aald ha
hud aeen Hipp enter the woman
a put tint nl lata at night.
The it. -p. .nil, on aald Maik llairlaon,
un at tor, wua a lie'.irut iailor of
Mr. Iiean'a.
John Hurger janitor of one of the
building where Mi. I nun had an
upaiimctil depttaed that Kapp had
been among Mia. I 'call tiaitora.
Mia I '. an nioved .ut after three
liu.nl Iia explainm ah cotnd not pay
the rent, llurger a depoaltioo atated
It wua learned that a vetditt might
he expeited by Saturday night.
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