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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
'DE,ATH TO GRINGOES."
NEIIsS GUADAIiAJAKA MOB

3uadalajara, Nov. IL. -- In the
course OF the anti-American demon
strations in this city last night, an
American flag was burned amid cries
Of. Death to the Gringoes."
Conservative estimates today placed
the damage to property of Americans
NJ from 5000 to $4,000. The riot
ers were themselves out about mid
night. In spite Of efforts being made
hy the government authorities to pre-
serve order and which prevented
further rioting today. a spirit Of an
rest prevailed and renewed violence
was Feared
Manuel Cuestrt 1inllardo candidate
for governor, IS doing everything pos
sible in conjunction with the com
lnander ~ the federal troops 70 main
tain peace American Consul Samuel
Lagill has been assured by the author
tiles that there Win be no further
trouble
Late last night a high iron fence
surrounding the Methodist missionary
institute was torn down by the mob
and the windows in the building werc
smashed
Glass doors ana windows in many
homas of Americans were demolished.
9. T.. Meyers Of Joplin, Mo, and
Cliff Munger of York, Pa. railroad
employees were bcnten and kicked by
the rioters, but not seriously injured
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
NIEXICO EXPRESSES REGRET
AND PROMISES JUSTICE

Mexico city. Nov. l1.--In m inter
view tonight concerning the recent
disturbances in this city. Minister of
Foreign Relations Creel said the
Mexican government had communi
Gated 20 Washington the profound re-
gret felt for the outrages committed
and had given assurances that those
responsible would be dealt with by
judicial authorities and 10 conformity
with law
He aid not believe, he said, there
existed amy danger of rupture of
the friendly relations between the
two countries. because both govern
mcnts were desirable cf seeing Justice.
"Neyor" he said ehave the rela-
uons between the countries been so
cordial or SO solidiy cemeutcd AS at
present and. truth ana Justice VIII
open way fr produce cHiu and the
conviction that affairs Of this nature
should De settled by diplomacy and
the denartmeuts OF Justice and not hF
acts 0f violence"
The National Medical school stu
dents or which made tho first demon
gtratiou which Jed 20 the riot, was
temporarily closed today by the au-
thorifies. Several students who We're
arrested are sfill in custody Their
comrades are raising funds for their
defense.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
FORMAL RECOGNITION
WITHHELD FOR PRESENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-The state
department today received "a cable
gram nom Henry T. Gage United
states minister to Portugal. advising
that Great riitain. Italy, France and
Spain has notified the provisional
government Of Portugal that they
were ready to transact business with
IT, Mr. Gage added that these conn
tries he'd not recognized the republic
formally
This, il Is declared. nj the state de-
partmcnt. is exactly what the Amer
lean government has done. Tho
United States win not recognize the
republic. 1t is said, until II is con-
vinccd of it's stability
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
FIFTY ONE RIOTERS ARE
HELD IN MENICO CITV

Wash mgtOn. Nov. l.--Amcricau
citizens IN Mexico have been cautioned
BY United States Ambassador Wilson
To refrain from acts OF violence. us he
is convinced the Mexican government
is exerting It's best efforts to suppress
the anti-American riots Mr. Wilson
telegraphed the state department to-
day that he anticipated no further vto-
lcnce. ana that the American embassy
was being protected. He reported
the arrest of flfty-one rioters.
Several interviews have been held
between Secretary Knox and Senor
de La Barra. the Mexican ambas-
sador. In regard to the situation.
There is no doubt both governments
keenly regret the trouble
Every effort Is being made 10 pro-
teet Mexican citizens In Toxins Gov
ernor Campbell reported 10 the
state department today. He said he
anticipated no further trouble and
that the lynching Of Rodriguez was
being Investigated.
All possible assistance Is being
given the Mexican consul at Eagle
Pass, who IS endeavoring 10 Identify
those responsible for the lynching.
Ambassador de la Barra tonight
requested the publication of a denial
OF the report that Ianda Escnndon.
governor of the federal district and
Joaquin Casasus. former Mexican
ambassador 10 the United states. had
taken part in the demonstrations
against Americans In Mexico city
Wednesday night
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
7 TeamSters Refuse to Resume
Work on Basis Of Settlement
Effected BY Conference in
New York,
FIVE HUNDRED CABBiES
JOIN THE CHAUFFEUR3
Mayor Gaynor AngriIy Declares
He viii Teach Teamsters
That Wagons Can Be Run
Without Their Assistance

ny Morning journal surciai ieasrd Wifei
New York Nov ll,--The striking
express drivers aud hclpers Of Jersey
civ nullficd this afternoon the
agreement reached early this morning
between the New York strikers and
the five transcontincntal companies.
The agreement was conditioned upoc
the consent Of the Jersey city men To-
return to work. They have refused.
The situation now reverts 70 the
position Il occupied before Mayor
Csavnor took hand, with this eNeep
ton. that the mayor rs angry ana re-
solved to tempnrarize no longer. some
of the New York drivers and helpers
who believed The Jersey city men
would ratifv the agreement were on
their wagons today hut Il the Inter
national brotherhood OF Teamaters
makes good its word, they will all be
called out again.
The chauffeurs are fighting their
own bnttle, and Il promises 10 he hit-
ter. Five hundred cab drivers went
out to aid them todny and they de-
clare they VIII never 60 back nntii
the union is recognized
When the decision of the Jersey
Citp men became known 70 the broth
ortned officials General prsanisei
Ashton called on Mayor Gatnor. AZ
the end of the conference Mr.. Ashton
had nothing to say, but Mayor daynor
expressed himself succnctly
They can reject the agreement II
they want TO- he said but ] beg to
say that committee of their own Sc
lection came e. me voluntarily, with
no request nf mine, and made an hon
orahic agreement IL the men reject
that agreement. / shall teach them
that oxprees wagons can be run wltlt-
out their help, even II We have to man
every one of them with policemen"
Judge Coke IN the United States
circuit conrt decided today that all ex-
press wagons may be run IN this city
under conditions that have hitherto
obtained that is without municipal
licenses--until the stntus Of q driver
IN charge uf interstate express matter
with reference "a municipal Ordi-
nance has been fixed
\ further hearing viii he held next
Friday.
There was little violence in the
streets today.
Ashton Issued statement tonight
in part as Follows
'The concensus of opinion WAS pro-
nounced that the terms were so vague
nud meaningless that the proposition
was rejected in Jeraey City. even APP
precinting the kindly influence of meu
not being dlscriminated against for
with onr teamsters' organ
izatiun viii be found
't'ntl some proposition definite and
specific is offered, the express drivers
strike WI cmUnuc and any man who
goes back 10 work win he consider
ed a strike breaker and expelled from
Tho teamstcrs union"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
ARIZONA DELEGATES
DEFEAT WOMAN
SUFFRAGE
But Women Have Not Lost Hope
Because Initiative viii Give
Them Another Chance TO Sc
cure Ballot.


Phoenix. AriZ.. NoV. 1l--Attrr three
hours devoted 10 oratory on III WON
an suffrage question the coastitu-
tional convention TO-DAY admin stored
a decisive blow To- the VOTES Tor
women movement by defeating the
Connolly proposition hy "a vote ~ 10
10 IS
The suffragists have maintained a
lobby az the convention ever since the
first day and althoueh 90 was known
a week. ago that tho election commit
Ice Would make au uminNorahie re-
port. they have wagcd "a persistent
campaign. conccnirating recent et-
forts 20 obtain the passage pf the
Connolly measure which would hs Nc
made it mandatory on the part OF ho
fir1t legislature TO call q special elec-
ton nj which men and women wot ld
have voted on the question.
Tho question of separate submission ~
al tho convention 90 rttliy the con-
stitution stin remains. but suffrage
leaders have not lost interest, holding
trey can get submission 90 any time
bv tho Initiative.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Bail Is Denied Mrs, Schenck,
Arrested on Charge of At
tempting to Put Poison in
Food of Sick Man.
OFFICIALS ADMIT MORE
ARRESTS WILL BE MADE
Millionaire Packer Declares
Wife Is Where She Ought To
Be If Story Of Her Attempt
Is True.
rBy Morning journal Special Leased wirei

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fI9nd1and LA M, schencls.s illness
rnieebt he said to date back nearly "a
80, In 1on,nr,. ho fall snddenlv IN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
RATE CONCESSIONS
LEGITIMATE, SAYS
OIL MAN
Traffic Manager of Standard of
Kentucky TestifieS in Gov
ernment Suit Against Oil
Company at Jackson,

tHy Morning JOnrhi H1e'Oi A'isr" NH''
jackson. Tenn, Nov. li.-Thc suit
Of the United states against the stand
ard oil company OF Indiana broaden
ed this afternoon to the extent uf
bringing forward the indictment all
legations that the freight rate con-
ccssions charged were true. scheme
and device and revealed the standard
OH company of Kentucky as the cone
singnee at Grand Junction, Tenn.
Charles Van Overheak traffic man
ager Of the standard oil com pnnN OF
Kentucky. was on the witness stnd
the greater part OF the day At the
outset he explained has conlpony "ct-
"a as a marketing company, stit-
ing particularly the southeastern ten -
ritory and th9t thcy owned rciineries.
AS ol was needed hy their stations u
was ordered from different cnnrern''
tho indiana corporation among ihen'
he declared
So Far as tho freight efai@eS nofth
fr tira-iG Jlnttien werr concerned hf
knew nothing Bcyond that point h'
urcnged with tic reiiro1d conrtii, 8
for settlements.
ON d. .nss-csHminuuur Mr Van over
beak denied the dealings hc descri"-
ed were o.le~ than leciumat' nuirf
and Slln between 90 two concriif ans
were Identical with transactions ri'f
ether at rsfineries
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
GAS EXPLOSION
KILLS F|VE:
IN MINE
THREE HUNDRED MINERS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Eighteen Are Injured by FaIIing
Rock and Flames in Coal Pro-
perty Near Hifsboro, Illinois,
Fifty Rescued,
my Morning Journal special Leased wirei


Hillsboro. H., Nov. II Five men
are dead and eighteen Injured as the
result of an explosion In the mine of
the Shoal Greek Coal company Of
Chicago, at Panama. twelve miles
north OF here, today.
Four OF the men were killed OUT
right, and the fifth died from in
iuries later. He was an Italian who
was so badly mangled as not 10 bo
identified. Rassel Romanio, miner
is still in the shaft.
The gas, which had accumulated
over night in a pocket several hum
dred feet from the mouth Of the shaft,
exploded shortly before o'clock,
tearing out the timbers, aud shaking
the earth for miles around.
No serious fire followed. The men
who escaped death were injured by
falling slate ana high flames from the
explosion.
About three hundred men were at
work in and about the mine at the
time. most Of them being outside, and
away from danger. FIFTY men in the
entry OF the shaft were rescued.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL
ORDERS JNkESTIG ALTON

Houston, Tex. NoN Ill ordered
an Investigation ot tho lynchins of the
Mexican. Rodriguez, at Rock Springs
Immediately after the affair, said
Governor Campbell OF Lodas here to-
day.
Governor Campbell has been away
from Austin for several days w To
tho time he left the capital he said he
had received no request from Wash
ineton for AN Investigation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
REBATE TAKER IS
CONVICTED
Director of Old South Carolina
DispenSary Guilty of Con-
spiracy to Defraud
IBy Morning Journal special I.r,.sd wirei

lEy Morning journal Npecih tftzru Whci
Chester s. e., Nov. lt-~lohn
Black, formerly member OF the
board of directors of the old south
carolina state dispensary tonight Wa
found guilty Of conspiracy Co deirand
the state
j. NJ Rawiiusou. another iormet
member ni the board ana ~. T. sol
ONIONS. former ropresentaiiv" ol th.
lleuor house who were indicted
Jointly with BLACK. were acquitted.
BLACK was conritted only on the
second court of thc indictment con
taninc ths general charge ot con-
spirtcy to dcfrud through the spo-
oifir m,ane OF taking rebates. which
is o. misdcmeunor. according to me
south Caroline statutes.
Gucks COUNSEL nled notice of a
motion for 81 new trial This VIII be
heard tomorrow morning
Tho verdict tonight came ns the
end af "a Ire days irial IN which
Vritnee.e= for the pruscl ntiou. chief
AMONG whom Was D. B. Wyiic, FOR
r1er nlsmhc ol the board. told OF the
rebate sEsffm that existed In the
aass sf Toe rid state dispcnsary sys-
tenn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
SHIPPERS
WILL DEMAND REFUND

Denver NnN. ? ~hippfrr
rrn,.r. a,tne lu conjunction with
siirp.rs uf other cities in th' west
viii make demand upon railroads inr
refundiup ol oVercnnlgcs. rhe de-
mend afll he fused upon rho Deut
decision u fhc Missouri rifer rnies
ease. The Merchants Hssoeifti, 10
this Oits TODAY decided goo handle the
natter far the shippers Dr. ie este
mated That merchants of Denver
alonr are entitled tH approximately
kaon 900 in excess of reasonable rate
ehorees
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
GAYN0R DOESN'T WANT
APP0INTVE POWER

New York. Nov. 11.-Mayor Gaynor
said today he would not favor bill
proposing to change the power of ap-
pointing public service commissioners
for the first district. from the gov
ernur to the mayor OF New York He
did not intend To advocate revision
uf the charter for partisan purposes or
along partisan lines. The mayor said
tho fact that republicans had been dis
placed from power would make no
difference iu his attitude.
Tho next legislature. i Is expected,
win revise the charter largely on lines
recommended by Mayor Gaynor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
DIR. HENDERSON is
ELECTED PRESlDENT 7

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. ~ pr.
Charles Henderson OF the University
OF Chicago. was elected president Of
the American Association tor tho
study and Prevention of infant Nor
tallty today. Chicago Was selected as
the plncc for next year's meeting.
other officers elected We're presi-
dent elect for 1912. pr Cressy wilbur.
chief statstician bureau of the census,
Washington.
Secretary pr. E $ Churchill chi
cogu.
The permanent headquarters ~ the
association win remain in Baltimore.
Mlss Gertrude g. Knipp WAS reap
pointed executive secretarN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
TO MAKE INNE,STTGA A1ION

Austin. Texas. Nov. 1.-The Mex
foam government ~ 10 conduct an iu-
dependent investigation into the
lvnchiur of the Mexican Bodrisuez at
Rock Springs. Texas which has
stirred 100 the Mexican republic.
This information was received to-
day by Governor Campbell from Sec
refary OF state. Knox.
Secretary Knox wired that The Mex
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
pCnuSH1R or HERALD
SAYS DANGER Is OVER

Kansas City, Nov 11.~-ln a tele-
gram to his mother, Mrs, j *. Hud-
son. Paul Hudson, president OF the
Mexican Herald company ia the cay
OF Mexico, said today.
"All quiet IN Mevco todaN Tire
United States and Mexico acted
promptly ana in perfect harmony in
suppressmg the riot. Ambassador
Wilson WAS not attacked, We were IN
no danger. The Horald building WIS
somewhat damaged
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Rcfnscs TO Nclmowlcdec pefcat.

Roanoke Va. Nov LIN telc-
gram 10 the secretary Of the state
republican committee today John NJ.
Parson, republican candidate for
congress in the Fifth Virginia district
said he did not cCncede defeat. al
though the official count as an
nounced last night gives Saunders,
democrat. 81 majority In the Ninth
district. Slemp. republican, contin-
unues To claim the election by "a safe
maioritv but friends of Stuart, dem
ocrat do not concede the lattcr's de-
fent.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

lean consul aud yico-cons'n at Eagle
Pass. Texas. We're requested 70 make
an Investigation upon American SOIL
and urged Governor Campbell 90
afford thcm protection while thoy are
Ia Texas
Governor Campbell also WAS re
nuosted TO afford protection to all
MeSieans in the Rock Springs com
muuity he wired Secretary Knox
that there was no apprehension Of
disturbance The governor also wired
the sheriff OF Edwards county 10 pre-
toct the Mexican consul and Vice
consul, and if necessary, a detach-
ment OF rangers may be sent 20 assist
the sheriff.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
POWERS VIRTUALLY
RECOGNIZE THE
REPUBLIC
Many Nations Notify New
Portuguese Goyefn'asst That
They Are Ready to Resume
Negotiations,


Lisbon. NOV Diplomatic rep
resentauves OF the united states,
Germany, Russia, sweden and Nor
way today notified the foreign otiice
that they were authorized To resume
negotiations with the Portuguese gov
ernmcnt on current affairs.
This action from the same notiica-
tion by the British, French spanish
and Italian governments on Thurs
day, is regarded as virtual recogni-
tiOn of tho republic.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

Guthrie Okla. oNv. 1l.-kepuhli-
cams continue 10 claim the election -
j. vs.. McNcai as governor By from
3. 600 ta 5000. while democrats say
I.en Crnte has been elected hy thirty
thousand fn the meantime demo-
crate have begun te contest results ~
q larre number Oi counties.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
kilograms Received at Mexico
City Tell of Attack on Amed-
can Officials Office in Town
Near the Border,
GUADALAJARA RIOTERS
BURN AMERICAN FLAG
Ambassador Wilson Tells Coun-
tymen to Refrain from Acts
of Violence; Fifty-one Rioters
Arrested.


Mexico city, Nov. According
TO private kilograms received here
this afternoon. the American con
sulate at Ciudad Porfirio Dia2, state
of Coahuila. and just across the
border from Eagle Pass was wrecked
by mob Of Mexioans last night. Tho
message stated that no one was In
iured.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

New York. Nov. it.--Althoueh he is
IS years old. John G.. Pauiding. vet
eran republican. viii walk from New
York 10 Poughkeepsie scNcnty-iire
miles. starting next Monday. 20 fulfill
"a bet on Henry =. Stimson. He called
on iay0r Gaynor this afternoon ana
announced his intention 70 start.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
PRESIDENT OF BANK
ENDS LIFE
Receiver Takes Charge Of Ten
tteSee Institution Following
Suicide of Its Head,


Memphis, Tcnno Nov - Follow
ing tho suicide today or F. y, n
Schas. president .. the Continental
savlngs bunk of this city Hudson
Cary was tonight appointed receiver
OF The institution.
The petition asking the appoint
mont Of @ receiver was iiled hy nt
torneys representing the board nl III
rectcrs who allego that the bank was
insolNfnt
The bank had capital of s50,0eH
and the deposits, according To its
last statement. were nearly $460,u uoo,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

santa he. y. NJ. Nov. ia lone
bandit held four men az bay with
revolver and robbed tho Trolley saloon
at Lowell Ariz.. of sac lasst night
and escaped.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

New York. Nov. li-Charles r..
Alurphv. leader OF Tammany Hail.
left Tor Hot Springs. W. Va. this af-
fernoou FOR rest.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

potfsyiilr. PA. NoV. ll--fhe off
ciai vote of thc twelfth Pennstitani 4
congressional district shows that u.
L. Lee. democrat Is elected over Rob
ert Heaton hv forty-nine votes. Foley,
socialist polled f.107 votes in the dis
frict
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0eburten.

georae unb GliSabetb Hioenour,
0ins uno llniperiitp 2pe.. andbe.
Charles uno 2eonora &arp, 94S va
pillion Str, WGo6en.
Gprpdro uno Ysdrl UleGlespe, 815
20. 2ibertp Ctr, Wdohen.
2cuis uno Caroline Refe. 1420
8apmiller Ctr, anabe.
gsrndro uno Wurgaret poltin1,
113O Straiabt Str, anabe.
Trant uno garoIineWuenhen, 3406
golerain Ibe., Hndbe.
Sobn uno Musoelsna Rbod, 100
Qoaan Ctr, Gnabe.
gbriitian unb 2inisShmieisr, 1915
Gutter Str, Mtdohen.
asneih uno gpa Barter, 832 Barr
Str., anabe.
5homas uno Dprof1p Gpler, 1850
Wuee Ctr, Mdnfsn.
Sarrp uno katherine 4baus, 1923
gulte Ctr, Mdnden.
SoIepb uno qntonette GIig, 1924
grenten Str, Wdohen.
Sermann uno Nnna Grspenba9eu,
732 Belts Ctr, Snabs.
Mar uno asnes preoit. 2176 Gem
trail 4pe., Wdodsn.
Termentino unb 5ennie 9alo, 534
%. s. Ctr, Waoden.
isreosrid uno Gmma Strolsn, 2ghr:
man yerrdce, anabe.
Cotton unb Warihd Rips, 632 W
4. Ctr, Wdphen.
CHARLES uno gli5abeth Suas, 1916
Wsittpooo Ipe., anabe.
Wm. uno Ssiinh Sunten, 173C
Queen gitp Nps., 3piuinse, auaben
gbiparo uno Soa 9bomas. 150e
Qinn Str, W1bhen.
6ermann uno Weta ShulSe, 2131
golerain 4pe., Mdoden.
Niholas unb CLARA 9ubtpig, 52t
90. Qibertp Ctr, Gnabe.
5arrn uno9enla Msefe. 2242Sprins
Grppe Mpe., M1bhen.
Rihdrb unb GlIeH Barrett, 11Os
Dapt0n Ctr. Nabden.
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ySurSc cine ,&ahriageriu" ben Sun'
observation-disclosures ilber.
uieien.

5rau CLARA garnes, cine .Wabrf1s
germ" BON glo. 2945 9iIbert Mpc.,
ipelhe eine arme Wdfderin, HamsHs
Warp aoebler, BON 5amilton, g., cuf
ni. Nngabe bin, oub iis osren irrIinais
gen Sobn Mobert beilen Tonne, unl
ibre sansen gripurniFe i'm getrdgs pom
$50 betroeen bat, ipuroe g.itsrn pm
Sunbes Goinmihdr abRr Der gun=
oes Graro Surp iiberfpieien.
Die eisentlide Gntluse lautet uuf
Bsnubuns Der poit 5u betriigsriihen
3ipeden, neil bic Jrau 10 unporfihtig
mar, ibrem Spfer brei griefe su itreiz
ben, iporin lie ihr 4ngsbot rtadte unb
Be3ahluna nafiir perIurgte, fpelhe
Briefe bem 2omu,iHdr aIs 9eipeiie un-
terbreitet tpurher. Die betroaen. Jrau
bot eir Bib nss ssammers, als lie auf
benz 3engenit1nb unter Sbr1nea uuss
iaste. baB bic 9arnss iie I'm ihre pon=