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An Electric Iron is a Real Economy in Any Household. Telephone The Herald, 168 About it.
Baca also Appears to
have Definite Views
about the Andrews
The present timo har
monizing of the Repub
lican factions is pro
ceeding rapidly.
AT
I candidacy.
1
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Vs5
mjiirxK-rmzEJf.
Vol. M. Mo. .
L
Nine Aviators Lose Lives in Mimic
Biplane Battle Above Austrian Clouds
COLLISION
JIT GREAT
HEIGHT
TRAGIC
Terrific Explosion Occurs
when Navigator on Attack
ing Craft in Sham Fight
Miscalculates Speed.
BODIES HURLED TO
EARTH MUTILATED
Flames Engulf Airships and
Crash to Mountainside in
Full View of Horrified War
Officials.
(My Ifiml Wire to rrnln Herald.
Vienna. June 2 n.--Nine a'. Itlnr lol
their live today when mimic it
in the nir wa iu n I . In rind Into a
trsgic reality the an identul ripping
.f h dirigible airhlp nd biplane,
while tn)h were flying at h nrc.il height
durum Ihe Austrian army manfunti
Hoth craft were dent ro ed nnd their
nccuii.itit, nine military anil naval of.
fleer and nnn-commiiu'lo'ied officer,
were humid and mutilated beyond
recognition.
",'ha. AiMrUi army tllrlailde balloon
Kwerlll-ig amended at Fiachiiinend.
about irKr mile inmi Vienna, wherr
there ta a nillliary aviation atallon. Il
was the Intention of Captain Johann
H.iunwlrth. the commander, to lke
photogrj ph of the mm emeiit of the
troop In In ami thru In join In the
maneuver;
The aeroplane tarted half .in hour
later fioin the name pot. It wa
manned hy Lieutenant Kbit anil
lloonta.
The tnoniiitii i raft eoon overtoil
her big inlcr mul Immediately begin
h aham xll.uk. After cm In ling the
air aeverul time a I a height of l.'i'HI
feet, the biplane illii Hiiddenly man
euvered hie little daft with the nu
e't nf taking a poi:u.ri dire. 1 1 above
the aunhll'
The navigator evidently m lex a Ii libit .
. hla dlHlame or hia speed for the
now of the biplane gtaxed the en
velope of the air.lnu and ripped it
w ld open
There wa a terrific explosion and
the airship took fire The flume en
gulfed the lopl.me and in a few nm
nienta the remnant of lioth craft and
their occupant trashed on the elope
01 a mount. ill
The bndlon were n charred and
mangled they were scarcely rri'iiinif
al'le The namea of the victim were
CVptain Joahann ll.totw Irth. lieuten
ant llnenl II .if m. 1 1 r. Klatt, Moon'.
Hi uer and H.ildingor. Corporal Had
Una and Weber and Knginrer Kam
mater flEl'l MEXICO ROADS
ARE PRAISED BY
Pioneer Pathfinder on His
Fifth Tour Through State
Pleased with Progress Being
Made in Building Trails.
(litxHal Dmpalrli to Tim Ili-rald).
Knnta Ko. N. M . June St). A. U
WrkUald, finder of HutiM untmelital
trail, arilved In ha ma re at noun
today, leaving thla afternoon Uif .VI
huiiirriiie afler a biief Interview
with ilmernor Mrlnmiih) Mr. Weal.
Bard I neatly leaaed with the till
pioteuieiil In Si-w Mi'ilio load..
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
t.i:.TK.
Met it noon.
Itukuuibd debate on the Indian
lull.
Mel at noon
Keaiimed debate on the aiindry
civil bill and chairman r'iu-r-ald
uf the apirorialiona mm
mitiee gave noma of night
aiuoa nval vk until It U aaad.
T
TODAY'S
GAMES
itllY. Jl SO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I twin. S; (.laiitx, 7.
ft. II E.
)'lniiniatl ....WHO I "II (ml 2 a u
New York ...Mill UJU uux 7 4 w
llutterlv: Ihoiglaa, Snyder and
Clark; Tvarcau and Mt-era.
f'nlas ft: IMiillica, 4.
re: H. II K
C'.i.iHiti. till tiov ooi ft H 2
I'hlludi'lphla ..Oil li'iu lino 4 ft 1
l.attcrle: Vaughn anil Need ha in,
Alexander, Buhner and Klllllvr.
Plifdiurirti, I; llrtxklyn, 8.
"lore: ;. H E
IMtRburah !'" UUI (1004 7 0
llrooklyn Km noo nil 3 Id u
Halterlra: liopi-i olid (ilbion; Hcul.
l ach and Miller.
anlliK S; llravr-i, a.
'ore: u. H K
Hi. Iiuik (io onn imi s ,t n
lioatnn II :u (101 IMI 3 h 0
Katterlea: Ferrllt and Cnydcr;
J j men and llnwdy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE .
ltHl No. 3; Wlillo hii. ft.
It. It
K.
li.oit'in mil "On not- II 2
t'hli'aao nun 40I in & t i
Halteile: Wood and I'ady, Thorn
a: Itueaell and Mi halk
Vankitw, 1; Naw, I.
It II. K
New Turk ....ikoi iidil Inn 7 7 ;
Cleveland ,...nnn 010 (inn 7 II 4
llatlerln: Caldwell and Sweeney
flow loan. Jnnu'H, Norton. liaKerman
and O'Nrll.
Athlrtli
; llrtiwii), 3.
It. II K
Philadelphia ..nnii Hlu 040 G It 1
Hi. laiui nit j nno Hon n 1
llulteii: Hhawkey and 8han;
Hamilton anil Agnew.
iM-nator. O; TiKnra. I.
R II. K
Washington .. oki onu n-in o .' I
Detroit nun nun o 1 4
llatterlea Area. Ilentley and Hen
ry; i,vel.kie and rlanaae.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
ltrMklvn. A; lndlaiWMllH. .
KlrM game: It. II
Urooklyn .10 oil nun :, 5
Inillanapiilia lino in n.W o 1
llatterle: llouck, Staton and
ltnil. ralkenburg. Iiilll.ii d) and Itarl
den. Iloalo, I; (lib-ago, (.
It. II. K
Kurlalit linn iiio noo 7
Chnaan (Miit nnn onn o ft 1
Hail.-rle- Kord and ItJalr: Hen
dilx and Wilaon
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
t tiluinbiia, I; MlniHMilla, 0.
It. II. K
Columbu . .iMi'i noo nnn 1 l 7 o
Mtnneapolla (too OOu linn 0 0 I 1
Itaiiiro liavi and pinith; Lake
and Itarlden
l.onlnvllle, ; kaiuniH I ll jr. T.
It. II K
lainiiville ....O'MI Ilia 00.' S ( 2
Kanaaa City ..too 012 I. 'a ; 10 I
HatteMea: Kill and troid. Al
llon and liobt-l.
ImlianaiNilia, 1; Mllwaiiket), I.
It. H E
Indlanapoll ..001 10U uOD I 10 0
Milwaukee ...noo noil oil 4 1. &
ISHlteru-a: l.arn and l.ivlngatone;
llorlik. Cutting and liughea. Mi:
tiraw. 1 levtlanil. I: ot. Ianl. ft.
It. 11. K.
Cluveland .....OHO (Mm loo 1 4 &
M. I'aul lino laci 0U S I U
Hutlerie: l-unh und levogt; Walk,
er and (llenn.
COLLEGE GAMES.
Harvard, 8; alf, II.
II II. K.
Harvard 14 I
Yule la a 3
Hatlerle: Mahan, Hit'homk and
ilornei Way, die and Hunter,
THIRD LEAGUE WILL
BE ORGANIZED, PLAN
Hr toward W ire o SCvetilng Herald.)
.New York, June The National
CoininiMlon, the auirem rouit of
haaeball. look with favor upon the
proiHHal tu ealablikh a third major
league.
Thla w-ae the announcement made
by Preeldent Harrow of the Interna
tional league, who, with other mem
ber at that league, conferred with
tha Ciimmin.ii.il in aeaalon her to
day. LITTLB ROCK BANK
SUSPENDS BUSINESS
(Hf taed Kir to CTeaing. Berald.)
Little Hoik, Ark., June 20. After
. an all uigbl tontcrtim. ut tha di-
FIRE HALTS
RESCUERS;
20 BODIES
FOUND
Great Explosion Which Occur
red in Alberta Mine Yester
day Came Without Moment,
Warning is Belief.
ENTRANCES BLOCKED
BY TONS OF DEBRIS
Many Bodies will not be Re
covered for Days; Revised
List Places Victims at 197
Killed.
ltj Lraaoit Wire l i:irrtiing flernlil.1 1
lrflh'.ii nine. Allieila. June '2.
Alihooah the work of re ov -erlng
ImkIhm iiroKrixxed alowly
loday. owing to nirotbli't'ing Din
in the em ramo of in me No. 20
of the Hill ('rent i'nlier Ltd.
a total of 9r boflii'i. had been
removed thin afiernoon nml
pliired In the union hall, leaving
10 yet entombed In tho mine
and given up for dead.
William drown, brother of
Cinneral Mauaaer lirown, la
among the vn tun.
.eiooiioKe, ,..eri. jnoe .viie,-
recovering twenty t lia ied bodiea to- ( toiiiitht Ix l.ne muking any an
day. reyueia werj' driven from lluir noomement and that there probably
work by fire helore noon at mine No
30 of the Hill Cr.-.i (Alberta) Coller
Ie, Ltd , where a great i'X'l..Mori ye
Icrday w reeked the tiniiergrmmd
iroierl and ia believed lo have kill
ed 1H7 mm.
Among the hoilie reioveied itlr
I hone of Jam. (JuiKle, h i r I n 1 .-n . I -ent
of the mine and Thorn. i Taylor,
fire boaa.
Tone of rot k. broken limb. r und
oilier debiia at,. Im.iimiI in in,- en
tranrea and It neemed iiobaole many
of the bodies will not be rrioven-d for
veia il.i. KkiloiMlioil by rem lie m
earl, today in. Hi and the in ruin had
no warning of death, aa iomtbI Imdo
were found atamlin nearly erei t wiih
.i ka nml other mining tools in nan i.
I'enned lo wall by Inn n i or roeUe.
BAIL IS D E iN I E 0
STRIKE LEADER
President of Miner's Union
Must Remain in Jail Until
Trial on Charge of Being
Murder Accessory.
(lie Iaed Htre , K,e,n. ITerald 1 I
Trinidad. Colo . June Itoin . I I
Ihllih, foimerl, lo.nl pre.ldent .,1 the !
miner.- .in...... w ho h.. been In I he i
i unn Jail alnee
leeem!er 30 charged I
. eionoy n the k'llili '
with being an a
ot Amu. Alexander, a mine K i i rrt .
lain during a n.iiile wiih atriK.in on
. t ...- r 2". and Jamea llleuviiili, who
hu been In eu.tiiity eini e N w ioi.i r
2.1 ihaiged with the aetnal killing f
A lexaluler. were denied bail I hi
morni-ig In Ihe dlnlrlit eoiirt. The
arpll.atli.li f,,r bai wa made by A
loenev Y W. Chit k. loi.il i eiim-el I 'f
the Vntied flute aim,. Wmker.
I'hllih waa llrm arieied by the
m.ile military auiboiille early laI
November In conne. i Imi wiih varum
alleged diaorder Th.. unlltaiv ni'ii-
ilaalon In It leimil made puidli' If-
i ember j, pronoun i'.l I'hlli h to be a
"dangerou and undesirable alien" and
recommended hi Indefinite detention.
He waa afterward lured over to lh.i
civil atithoiltlc on ihe murder
charge.
Hn uvarlB Ik a vtilker alleged In be
Ihe leader .,f . Hand of Creek trikem
that ot in inber 2!l eugaued In a bit
tie with guard near Taluiaeu al whl 'h
time Alexander waa killed. He w
wounded n Ihe leu in I hlu eng.taeinenl.
Ttto munlli later he wa arretted at a
hnnpltnl In tienver and brought hete
by the mllllarv aulhoritie.
It I the aecond time that an ai'ldf
ration for ball haa been denied lor
the Iwu defendant
reitur of Ihe htate National hank
of thia ciiy. that lntliutlon did not
on for biiliicK toilav. The bank
U lapituliied at SMio.iiiiil. It carried
deiHllt of 11.710,114
I'reaidenl W. II. (iaranflo wild the
action uf the director wa taken be-
cauae of g "ateady withdrawal ot d-Pou."
Ifj TRINIDAD
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1914.
ion coiiiiT
MEDIATION WILL
BE SOLUTION
Argentina Minister After Con
ferring with Washington
Officials Returns ta Confer
ence More Hopeful.
BREAK THE DEADLOCK
IS NOW THE SLOGAN
Effort will be Made to
Abandon Discussion of
Types and Individuals and
Work Out Other Peace Plans
Hy l-ael Mire o turning Herald.)
Iluflalo, N. V.. June in. " wua
never more coiillilcut than I nm to
day of the liltiioatu aurreHM of medi
ation," naid Or. Itomulo Naou, min
luter from Argentinu. lien he ar
rived here toilav after ronfernneH In
WaKlilngtoii with rrcmdiiit Wllum
'and SeiT'-tary Hrjiin.
"I am confident " MiniMii r Naon
' udiled. "and a .t i lit ixl ii', will, h I havo
Hl:iy been. While 1 rruard I ho
' diflerein ea whlrh have bri n elii'oun
I li ri il aa ai rlou. ihrie uie ulwuys
i ilifferem ea III inediatioii, und It '
the duly of mediator iilwa) to llh
u way to ovei'i-ome them, o ieai'D
i may be iu'i'olli.l"h.il
A the inlriieler took an automo
bile to a hotel for llllirheon prior to
relornina Ii. N'lMK.-ir.i I'iiIIm ho mmIiI
n wnd loliault With hi volleuglie
would be mi lull aeaalon of the dele-
' gale
and mediator until Monday.
Naon de.-limd to aay what pro.
Ir.
ImuoiIh hu had In iniiiil wnieh would
bn-ak the dciiUiotk.
The piilill. atlon i,f the alutrmetit
Hitting forth the r-rtive poititioii
of the A on r i.h n and Huerlu ili-b -galea
ailiinttedly hn rimf a alutdow
of doubt over Hie neuotiullona In that
eai h aide find ll diflUult to reredo
from a publl ly antioiim nl atlilude.
Mill there ia a etrong probabllit , In
the opinion of Hr. Naon. that h."
aliHiidoning the diKiiiaiiion of lpe
anil Indivldoala nml going ahead on
the other polnta In the lo-in'e plan, a
man may be found in the inierim
who would Katiafy, if not the letter,
at leaxt the prim iple of both the
Amerban meiiiorainliiiii, a well a
that iNrnied by the 1 1 ll 1 la debiiale.
n any event MniiKtir Naon :i
mire I ha I mediation at leaet would
reaolve the diflereneev neiween the
mled Slalex und Mexii o and Kpoke
with fonfideiiee of the ultimate ao-
lution of the Internal problem.
Pit KM I HAT WILSON
Itl l I Klt.TIl HIS 1IITI(I
WaHliinti.-n. June :'0 M in inter
Nairn ol Arxeiitin.i, returiilng today
lo the NiaXarH eonrelelK e. bore lo
the medial. on and the Hu. rta dele
gale l'ri vi.li-nt Wilson a pernoiiiii ex
planation of why the l ulled sialic
Mtand . hi, i rely on the ioxitlon out
lined in the recent atatement of ihe
Amerli iiii deiegnlo.
Alihoiiah H of'lii.ilK were i.hhii.1
'enllj niieiit on what took plare ut
; lal nigl.l'a long White Hollw lonf.-r-jenie.
il known the mediator
'el. ii led f,,r Magnru Fnl la ninarentiy
Ilre'mle'it lewa','r,,'' ,'".r: ' 'i'h:
' , '7 rt H"u"i W """n
'". "''T"", J" . I"" tl',HJn "
.M' " ',-,""h hy h
. ii t un 1'ifiiit iui i jnfi
I Irtti llif n I ttt .. iim.i ia..e...
, ,,, .... .. " ooie. i
1 .. , , . -. ... .1... , IIIIKIIIUIIIIjltll-
IM and wbieh In hi-, oflniun a ao-
Hilled 1 ( . 1 1 . I prrxldenl would
prolong the bloodi-hed.
oiny
-MI:iTlii ttlM'l HI At K
i sr:ssiov oi: mov i ii
Niagara Kail, (int., June 2u.--.IuhI
one on. mil ago today the fn-nt oi the
Mexu nii meilialion i onfi iem e w.ih
held. 'ii.,,y k, ,, Hi t ,, , ur
toduy. The predntlon .oiitd not be
made wiih poHitlvenera biraua,! ol
ponaihle iliAelopment in Wahingtoii
nd Mexi ,, about which the medi
ator lai ked definite Informnllon.
Allium, r Vaor. (1f Argenlimi, who
waa expe. 'id here u'o.i.l i p. m fn.iil
W aHhingioii where he conferred with
I'realdent V ilm.ii and Secretary Hry
an and l.nm Cabrera, one of the con
atttutloniiliHi. my ,e bruuiing aome
new plan. Thla Waa not i onnlered
probable, however, a the .Vmcri.an
delegut.i. M-emed unxiou ye.ienl.iy
t-i aireu.l ihe new that their Htatc
mem to the public waa final and that
a coe-tdatioiialutt iuut be aelecli-d
for prm imi. mil ,ieldeni It wua not
conmden.l line ht Hiiythlng Jlin
lter Na.oi could aay to the atl
Ington government or the conetiiu
tiouallM iiaent would liange the de
termination of either to reject any
Man I Hall a "itvullal. '
' I'llni ipai In Ihe mediation confer
ence will go into the aeoion late to
day feeling there I no thence of an
agreement and doubling If a way can
be found to prolong Hie negotiittiona
If the line plan re formally eub
mitted Ihe Americana will reject the
U oxnaii plan. Tha JlcXKan dele-
OF TROUBLE
zwecjs will
DE HD
Villa has the Soldien and Am
munition and Ready for
Battle; Out of Politics. He
Says.
DEFEATING HUERTA
IS SOLE AMBITION
Rumor Rebel Chieftain has
Proclaimed General Angeles
Provisional President Re
ceives Small Credence.
(Hy la-aaed Wlrn in ILtenln Herald.)
Toireon, i o.ihuila, June IV. i''-'i
milil.try wne lo Kl l'ao. June Jo I
The bint of Ihe nrKaiiix.ttloli ot ihe
dlvlHiou of ihe north to he emph'tcd
In the utt.ti K on Zai utecu lett here
early tod.t. (ieneral villa and -ii
atatT will follow en her late. Itida or
early toinoiiow morning
"In the atlai-K on Zai ctecu w ill oe
employed uli.nit J.'i.oliil men," Mild
Ce.-ieral Villa today. "of thia num
ber annul li.nioi helium to Ihe dlM"
ion nf ihe north. We will be iiiori
ed by llfiy-ohe piece of field nrtillirv
and c cnty-thrce machine gun
There im enough ammunition lor bolii
m n.-ll iih for the men.
"I would preler that ttioioi .vlexicnii
patriot who engage In polltb lake a
rule and help u light lienor il
l.uerlu," mild Villa with a broad
Himle. "For mynelf I wIhIi 10 nay that
I um out of poliiica, and that nriliging
thl campaign to a .iccenatul con
rlunion W the only object I iurue.'
Lnt night a train with llfty-nx
aeveridy woutidi-d goldiur arrived hete
from the Znntecea acene nf opera
lion. They were irunalerred to tn;
military hoapltal. Havy lain have
put the railroad trai k in H pre nrlniiH
condinon. Thu lire to Chiliuahii.i
City I oroken in two place near Jim
inc and Santa Itomilia.
VILLA I'IKK t.MMS
Wt.Ki.FJ 1'ltK.xlHKNT
Niagara Full. June 20. The Mexi
can de'.ek.H ion here received a tele
kr.mi today from the conmil uf their
government at Kl Pan... Tvxiih, mat
(iciieial Vllln n. m iHMiied a atiiteiuent
uddreNM'il tu tin.- American people av.
ing that he had prochtlmed (iencril
Aiiueiea a provlHlotial previdcnt ot
Mexico.
The coiinul lidded that according to
intercepted private ineafage at .loinc
report of un ainli nble adjuel menl ol
Ihe iliff erciii-c between Carrana and
'lllu were not true. He aim mi d
word had reached him that Cirr i ',.i
waa ; u i it I y gcmling a force of two
thoiiwitid men into I hi- mat,- ol Sm
Oru, Willi the llitenlli.il of depoHlnt
('eneral M.iylori tin. wiih whim I'ni -fatiat
wax reported to have had dif
ferencta. (.i l.i:s hi i-oki i itv
OKHKIl OK tlllt.
Haltlllo. .Mix, June '.'. Via Laredo.
Juno ) lie'u ril Felipe Angilea.
acting aecretary of war of the conH
tutiouallHt cahinel ua depohed from
that tioHitbn today by order ol tien
eial Carranxa, for dlo ediei.ee of ur
del .
No further detail of the action
r ai bed here be olid a xtatrtiiftit tlin
Al.Kcl.-a had received ceitain orde'
fioin i a r ran. i und h id failed to carry
them out.
(ieneral Angele I general of ar
tillery In Villa army and a piping
Villa iiartman. Hi lemov a Troiu the
vabinct redtp't him to tin- rank !
genital. II" I a graduate i.'Chapul.
tee" military Hiadi-my and h i plav
rd a proliiinciit part In Villa campaign-
itnN. i i.K.n r
ll.oliM si v diaii n
Hiltillo, Mix.. June l'J (Via laiiedn.
June '.ii. It. pi.ru from he I t iled
r'tali-4 tilat Celleral eCll!!!!;!!. C- .
ranr.i waa about to llee to the horde,
readied i onUi jllonali; he iibiuai t o
.ulii ami were i har.i. terlxe.l ttl i 1. 1 1
A '.iiurd." lieneiul Carrun.a on',
two d.i .tit.i Mecurod a perin.iiient
home hen- Into whlih he moved with
III wile and two daughter
rilia-lliT lU liig 1'nitnlol,
rialtlllo, Mex.v'une 11 V.'l liledo.
Tex.. June Jil l - l inlir dale of June
17, lieiieral Fldcln Aila. goiernor of
Chihuahua, reported that be bad dis
patched conatllutionaliHt rn'Miem to
Simla F.iilallu. Chlhuaiiiia, lo prolei t
the pro.erty of the American Hutch
ing and Itetlmng company 'from run
in re. It. riM iit iUnn had been mau.
through lb.- American etai dep.itt
ment and t ieneral Carranxa had aHk d
ltifni mution 1 1 'in iletieiiil Aviia.
Ilia .iillt4r apliii'il.
rialtlllo. Met. Jinn.. (Via Laredo
gate then will reject t'ie Anieriiaii
plan. The mediator will then uk
both ilelegationa if Hut feel ihele
I any ponaibility for a change of
npinlon. If deadlock ia t onfeaed.
the prxeedlnj automatically will
nd.
Br Mil or
2510
asquith fails to
tdlHUSt 0 0
SUFFRAGETTE
British Premier Tells Women
that Even if They Secure
Franchise. Legislative Prob
lems will Remain Unsolved
PANKHURST METHODS
SEVERELY CRITICIZED
Government has nto Desire to
Interfere with Free Speech
or Proper Organization of
Opinion Declares Statesman
Ite U-aard Wire ui r.xeilng Herald 1
Loudon. June JO I'temler A
ipilth lodn lulfillid the piomlHC to
receive a depiitittlon of auf fragettea
which he m ole to Mi ri)lvia 1'ank
hurt, the mllitnnt leader, when after
her recent tcmoprary rebaau front
Holloway Jail Mhe look Ui her ioal
tlon ..ll the doortep of the home of
common and threnteniil to tarry out
a liuni:er und tlilrnt etrike there un
til the piomiHe Waa given.
A parly of alx working women,
member of Ml -a l'aiikhurt KhhI
I. nd fedeiutlon. lotlay vlxlted thy
prime minlnter h; Iiih ofticlul rc-l-ilion
e in Kownlng ntreet.
The premier welcomed the mem
ber of the deputation a iepreenlu
live of hi "ulworlatlon which dlo
clateil ItHt-lf from the criminal
met hod of Ihoee w ho have done ao
much to damage und put buck tho
cauae of women."
Mr. Aaouith argued that If every
woman over 11 yearn of age itoaaeaand
Ihe vole they would atill find legii
lat've problema regarding wnnien eg
ccetlingly tliftlcult of aolution In the
aiuiia way aa tha . men had found
them. He agreed with the deputa
tion that If the train blBO were given
In women It would be granted on the
ame term an it wit glvn lo men-
The premier explained thai while
It had become net ewtnrV to aupprea
the org. mired violence of the militant
Hiilfragette the government had no
demre to Interfere with Ihe free
Npe h or the proper organisation of
opinion.
In run. low. nt Mr. Amiulth prota
led 1 1. iiHiilrr.ili.ni of the Women'
reprcKf illation and wild he would
P rem-m tn Iteginultl MrKclina. the
home Mi retary. the deputatlon'a re
OiieM ror the releaae of Ml Hylvia
faiikhiirm iinconititionully.
SUPPLY
OF BOOZE FOR
Secret Agent Here from Den
ver to Keep John Barleycorn
and Poor Lo Apart. Five
Cases so far and More Prom
ised. Through Jullu J. Jerome, a l'ni'"d
Htuieg agent t-nt here from iH-nter,
he golernilleut in conducting it re
lentle criiH.ul.' .ikuiiihI thone who cll
r i,,... In. Ii. in with luiuor Mr
Jerome ha be. b Io n only a few da
bill h.i .iln illv IhKt It Ule. I He at-
ii !"tn. The latent w.tn made this morn,
inc When i'utlnlo TlllJlllo .i.n I.ik.ii
int.. cuj.ti.i: o-i a i lt..rfci. i.r mipplving
.vinlreiiH l'i mini, an I-P.t.i, w'l'l h ntt .mil
It oik.
Tile ,'overninent i after leu otil-tbo-e
w ho e I dnei i .. the Indian,
hut ihoee who aid Iheiii in ct.iduig Irte
law. There i a nU"u.'ion that a pr ..
Iieliill tlddo ha been limit u;i nmon
llnllalln In Hun vi' icily ny will... mc I
Wb.i bo lniu.il lur the ie.1 no ll, mul
either li.tia,. ..r the t i . . or get it
i omilil.iMori fi.ilu Hie dealer. Jcloine
ban net i, i:t in Mtut-ll unvlbllig ut Ihe
Hori that muv cxtnt
It in mud i Ii . i he ),., ;,.un.l i i-c-catlolia
that iilooime a IciN-. tune 'ie
f"re he 1 t ll I .11 K ll Willi I h.i n-iun.
h.ii h, I a mm who I1...1I (.r hi
cliltie today orTcred to nlti.A him
Ihiee or lour pia.e tv licit- Indian
ale being u.l,ed wlUi li.in.r. The
Inloimer wanin pnv f.11 hi w nn'ii,
hilt If Ciilidltlill.H ai- lie inti 1. .11. il.
Tex . June 1 iln.
nm. 1 II vomii mx loilex
l.illn .hi. MHH c..p
iiitl'-riei. a
tmrth of 8an
ur
I I. .day bv
I'lieial T"r-
count II Ull.il.llml II 11. lei'
re, acci.r.Mng 10 olliciul dice re
rep ed her. .
lielietal Toiri wlio .ooim.il.il Ihe
con! 11 oi lon.ilinl for. e bemegitig r in
I.UI lolol reported to lieueial Car
uinxn thai the tedeial force garr'
onltig thai city wa "very numerous
but he wa una'.le tu ewilinute ther
truugOi.
STOPPING
IB
TUB EVRXTVQ ITRRAtJ
VOU 4. M. M.
f X C II R S I
STEAMER
Hour After Discharging 000
Passengers at Alton, 111.,
the Majestic is at Bottom of
Mississippi.
OFFICERS AND HANDS
ESCAPE WITH LIVES
Collision Occurs in Early
Morning Near St. Louis;
Tin at rnmrilMlv Snhmerved
Within Ten Minutes Alter
Accident.
I By Inotl Wire to Evening Herald. 1
St. I.outn, June 2". The aleamer
Majentic. the largenl excuralon boat
on the Minaiaalppl rlvrr, (truck th
cribbing of a waterworks tower near
here early tod..y and aank in ten
minute, of tha thlrly-lhrea pergona
on board one was not accounted for.
All on board were members uf tha
crew or of tho boat's bund.
The collision occurred ut I II this
morning. The steamer an hour be
fore had discharged 900 excursionists
at Alton. HI., and was headed (or
Ml. Louis, twenty-five miles below.
The boat was owned by the Wish
erd line of Wulncy, III. It carried
mix lifeboat and un these nineteen
of the crew and other escaped tu tha
Mtaourt bank. Hlx officers remained
on the upper deck and vera titers
w hen reporters and police officers ar
rived an hour after the accident.
Waterwork employe saw tha ves
sel come Into view, aa It turned a
btind JuM above tha Chain of Kncks.
A moment later they heard a era ah
and the lights of the venue I disap
peared. The steamboat had gou
down, bow foremost. lafklng h,uts,
the waterworks employes were 1 w
erleaa tu aid those on hoard and tele
phoned lo police headquarters for as
alHtance. F.XCI l,M1 TF MF.lt IX '
MOW VOHK I HAM M .!
Vonker. N. Y June SO Tha
TouriHl, a small excurlon steamer
coming down the Hudaon after an
eventual river parly given by J. I.
Haveinev er of Ardnlcy-on-the Hud
son, wan ruinmed by a scow off Jera
early l' . 'y and was beached and
sunk. I. ' crew uf seven all were;
reMcued ' .' pasnengerg had hee
landed tie 1 " e crash occurred.
Jerome
1 In.
a slew of proeeti
before he flnistwa
tlons under way
hi crusade.
The canes are not confined to poh
oulclil.. the city. Trujlllo" Is id'ta
have p.irchued the llnuor which ha
I alleged to have supplied lo Pcralt.
In a, saloon in town.
Trujlllo was held in ball for
Ihe lit lied rttat. grand Jury t
I lilted Miatea CommiMioner tleorge
II. Craig- thl afternoon.
EMPRESS OF IRELAND
INQUIRY CONTINUES
(11 Lraaed Wire n Ketilng fTerale) I
ivuebec, Julie i'll. Counae for Ilia
I'aiiailiiui I'aclll.' railroad owners nt
the KmprcH of Ireland, iron exam
ined Jacob Kaxe. third cither nf tha
Ktionl.nl today ut the wr.. k Inquiry
In an effcit to Hlu.vr tnat the colli-i-l.i-l
belweeti the veiuelrt was due t'l
tlie . nnii of the :toitad mate l'i
pulling bin helm to port.
S.ixc In-mted this wa not tho ri.
He dei dared it w a not wrong tu port
the he. 111 In u fo he .111 o there Was a
miotig ciiri-e it. The ship did not an
wer l'i 1 he nrji ioit:ng of the helm,
he e.ud. .imi then he pn' ' hard aport
te. ante he wan aftanl nhe would wtn
ou r i" trie other side Ha knew thai
the tiiarn-m er w a hot reHponHihle for
lb,. 1 olli-io i. oecillKe Ihe chip did not
1 h .in-.. In r course.
TWO MEN AND WOMEN
JAILED FOR DRINKING
Nn anor I'eiea. l'elhiano Loiex anil
Maggie Li.Jaii were nenteiu ed tha
county Jail hy Janice A. J. tied t'l
of 1 oil, tne tod.iv, f.ir ilriinkeiitiBHS
The men g"l thirty tlua apiece and
the woiioin ixlv day.
ll..iney A II MrMili-n reieited
II teletlinlll loilay Irolll (I. It I'ylia
hoo, fureiuan of the McMtiimi ranch
mar fun Mateo. den ing ihe story
orient here ptnt etenin that Ara
Sheley. a uapper. had been killed
by J. 1. Wil.nu, n t ow hot It Is a)t
known how tl.r story originated, but
Mr Mi Millen Was t ttnatdrrsjhly re
lieved to Warn aulhi-rita.ively that
there wa nv foundaiion for It.
SINKS III
RIVER
A 10-. nt want ad
will find jou Job.
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