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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
MEX|CANS ARE
HAILED AS
MARTYRS
C0UNTRYMEN LAUD MACON,
VlLLAREAL AND RIVERA
RevoIutionistS Released From
Arizona Prison Announce
Their intention to Continue
Warfare Against Diaz.
IBy Morning Journal spseiai L.asss w,rsl

Los Angeles. Aug. 4.--When Magon,
Rivera and Villareal the Mexican
revolutionists who were released from
the territorial prison at Florence.
Ariz., yesterday upon the completion
of the sentence of fourteen months.
imposed upon them by the federal
court of Arizona for having infringed
the neutrality laws Of the country,
STEPPED from the train here today. they
were greeted with crie- of viva III
revolucion" and We're swept from their
feet by an enthusiastic crowd of near
ly q hundred OF tlseir countrymen,
who showered them with hearty en-.
braces.
The three men, who, as a result OF
their frankly avowed dissatisfaction
with the government of Mexico, have
been the subject OF procedure in
courts of every rank In the country,
and whose cases We're discussed in
congress, seemed broken neither in
spirit nor health by their impsison-
ment and responded cheerfully to the
greetings of their admirers.
The three men announced that they
will make their future home in this
city and continue their opposition TO
the Diaz regime in Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
FUGITIVE ROASTED or
BLOODY DEED IN OAKLAND

Oakland. Calf, Aug q.--After an
interview with Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry
S. Starbnck owners Of the ranch
where the Kendalls had lived, Dis
trict Attorney Clarence y. Lea OF So
MONA county said tonight'
Il hold Henry YamnGachi, the
Japanese who lived on the Stnrbnck
ranch. responsible for the murders OF
MIR and Mrs. Kendall and their son.
we will now prosecute vigorous
senrch for him lie has practicnliy
confessed the crime TO the Starhncks
and with the other discriminating
rlrct.nstences pointing TO him as INC
murderer. | know that we are on lhe
track Of the right man
District Attorney Len and otiicihi
Cont stcnographer scott called AT
tbe starbuck home YESTERDAY There
thev we're told that YGmagachi very
exeited and with his eye badly DIS
rolored came TO their place on the
evening of July 25. lie stated that
he had been in fight with the
Kendails. in telling Starbuck OF the
affair he said; .,,..s
They all came at me ana | tiNeu
them all right. | put them away
Yamagachi disappeared ana mas
moi been seen since. He had the black
log from the ranch with him ana the
authorities expect to be able To trace
lim by this clue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
POLICE EXPECT
WENOL|NG To
CONFESS
ORDEAL PREPARED FOR
ALLEGED CHILD SLAYER
Once In Cell Confronted By the
Strong Case Against Him and
Bloody Garments, Officers
Look for Breakdown.
nv Morning Journal Special r.a..a wire,


Denver, Aug. 4.-Joseph Wendling,
the alleged murderer of S.year-old
Alma kellner at Louisville, KY, who
is being brought from California by
Chief OF Detectives J. u. Carney of
Louisville, Is expected to break down
and confess when confronted by the
evidence against him, according TO
Colonel John H. Whallen of the
Louisville police department, who,
with Chief of Police IL. Watson Lind
sey, arrived here last night to meet
Carney and his prisoner.
once Vending Is in cell at
Louisville and realizes the case that
Carney has worked up against him, .
said Colonel Whallen today, II think
he will break down and confess"
In addition TO the tell-tale clothes,
Whalien said, the Louisville police
are in possession of other articles that
will help to convict the murderer of
Alma kellner, including a piece of
carpet IN which the body of the child
was wrapped.
After the child was murdered the
body was carried to the church base
ment and thrown in the furnace,
Whallen declared. Later 1t was buried
in the furnace room, but for some
reason dug up again, and with some
articles belonging to the child,
wrapped in n piece OF carpet and
thrown into the sub-basement Then
a water pipe was broken, and the sub
basement flooded
The evidence we have collected"
he said, makes perfect case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
WENDLING STICKS
TO ORIGINAL STORY

Denver, Aug. 4.--That strange
mau, who he says, called at the
church several times, ostenslbly look
ing for the former ianitor, may be
responsible for the murder OF S-year-
old Alma Kellner, was the statement
made here tonight by Joseph Wend-
ling, who arrived here tonight in the
custody of Chief OF Detectives ]. r.
carney oi Louisville.
vending who was lodged in the
city jail upon his arrival, reiterated
the story told by him in San Fran
cisco. to the effect that he fled from
Louisville to escape from his brother
in-law.
Il was never alone at the church at
any time" he declared. 1.-TWO or three
times n stranger called al the church
to see the former janitor who slept In
the basement, and once | took him
down there. The pastor of the church
knew who he was and he knows, too.
that | was never alone in the church
at any time.
II didn't know I was accused OF
murder until little while ago, when
| was walking down the street In san
Francisco with a friend. and we saw
a photograph of myself in news
paper at a news stand.
"Theres your double, said my
friend, but | said, no. sir, that's me-
"Why didn't you give yourself up
them" Vending was asked.
We'll, ! thought as long as those
fellows were looking for me, they
could keep on looking" Vending re-
piled.
1T wasn't any OF my business 10
give myself up
Vending in charge OF Detective
Carney and Chief of Police II. Wat
son Lindsey and Colonel John II.
whallen OF the Louisville police de-
partment. will leave some time to-
morrow for Kentucky. The time of
departure and the route are being
kept secret i'm order to reach Louis
vile as quietly as possible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
SECURING JURY FOR
BROWN BRIBERY TRIAL

Chicago. Aug. Although the ex-
animation OF 200 veniremen for u
Jury IN the second trial Of Lee O'Neil
Browne. minority leader OF the Illinois
legislature. charging him with pur-
chasing votes Tor William Lorimer FOR
United states senator. was only he,
gun today. another venire Of 100 men
was ordered drawn.
sixteen veniremen had been exam
ined when the criminal court adjourn
ed late today and OF the sixteen. one
Charles Lode. has been accepted ten
tativelv hy the state. Lode. with two
Others whose examination has been
completed. wero held in custody by
the court
The jurors examined We're excused
on statements that they had read the
papers about the first trial and had
formed opinions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
PRESIDENT TO DEDICATE
MONUMENT ON CAPE COD

Provincetown. Mass. Aug AT
the dedication tomorrow Of the gran
ite shaft that has been erected ON
Town Hill. In memory OF the COM
pact with the Pilgrim Fathers. signed
in the cabin of the Mayflower Presi-
dent Taft viii assist in completing an
historic work which will ex-President
Roosevelt helped TO begin.
The dedication win afford President
Taft his first opportunity OF reviewing
a battleship fleet fully as formidable
as that which circled the world.
The pilgrim monument rises from
Town HILL sandy mound, TO a
height of 347 feet above the sea
level. and is the loftiest structure Of
solid construction I'm the country with
the exception of the Washington mon
ument. The monument cost $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
POSSE TRAILS
MURDEROUS
JAPANESE
FAMILY WIPED OUT BY
VENGEFUL ORIENTAL
Mutilated Corpses Of Father,
Mother and Child Found Near
Blood Spattered Ranch Home
At Santa Rosa, California.
ls, MornInr sournal speeIaI Isas.a wIreI

iDs "oFhihf SOuruhi cDttthi Lenheu NireI
Santa Rosa, Cal, Aug. with
the discovery of the mutiiated trunk
OF woman's body in q canyon near
the Kendall home late today the last
hope that Mrs. Urn Kendall might
have escaped the fate Of other mem
hers of her family was abandoned.
The ghastlv find was made by n
posse led by sheriff j. X smith.
The discovery early in the day of
a blood-soaked cot and blood
spattered walls on the porch OF the
house spurred the tired posse TO re-
newed efforts hut little additional evi-
dence Of the crime was uncovered
until the searchers were on the point
Of abandoning the hunt for the day.
In the depths OF a gloomy canyon
whore the midday sun hardly pene-
trates the thick red woods, q member
of the posse stumbled over the re-
mains The headless and legless
body did not offer much chance for
Identification, but none doubts that
1t is all that is left 81 Mrs. Kendall,
The torso was cruelty mutilated.
Charles Enove. Japanese of
Guerneville Is In Jail here where he
will be held as witness against
Henry Yamagachi who Is being
sought on the charge Of numbering
the Kendalls ON the night of July
90, the last day on which Thomas
Kendall was seen alive, Yamagachi
slept In Enoves home, Feeling
against the Japanese employed IN the
neighbothobd Of the scene OF the
crime is running high.
The crime was revealed yesterday
when the officers were investigating
the mysterious disappearance OF a
family of three and discovered the
.f ,al.
wife and Thomas Kendall their son.
in the yard or their canyon home
north of Santa Rosa,
The japanese boy is believed to be
the murderer Of all three, iamar
gachi occupied q snbin on tho ranch
and was known to have had q violent
quarrel with Thomas Kendall, who Is
said to have beaten and shot az the
boy
A few days ago neishbors. noting
that nothing had been seen OF tho
Kendalls for more than week,
called the attention OF the authorities
to the facts.
Sheriff Smith and two court ofii-
cials visited the ranch. In tho ashes
Of Il stove in the Kitchen kendalls
body was found. trail Of cinderR
led to the yard Following this, the
searchers came upon an ash Pile
large number Of human
bones and several hackened pieces
of jewelry. which were Identified as
belonging to the Kcndalls. heavy
stone. covered with blood, was
found under the fence.
The ranch was owned by Mrs Mar
garet Starbuck, the wife of prom
inent Oakland architect. Frequent
auarrels between the kendnlis ana
Mrs. Starbuck have occurred ana
Mrs. Starbuck several times had gone
into court over such matters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
FRIENDS OF P|NCH0T
SCENT PLOT TO
D|SCREO|T HIM
DisSatifaction Expressed With
Personnel of Colorado Dele
cation to Conservation Con-
vention,
ny Morning journal Special L-s..a wrsl

Denver, Aug. 4.-Frlends OF Gifford
Pinchot former chief forester, today
came out with a strong announcement
of the delegation named by Governor
Shafroth TO represent Colorado at the
national conservation congress to be
held at st. Paul September 10, some
going as far as charging that the gov
ernor had lent his aid TO "A plot To dis
credit Pinchot by packing the con-
gress with delegates who are expected
to further resolutions condemning the
policies OF the former forester. such
a plot. ultra radical partisans of PIN
chot declare Is being engineered by
agents of Balllnger in the states from
which they believe his greatest sup
port will come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
DESPONDENT FROM ILL
HEALTH, MILLIONAIRE
CALIFORNIAN ENDS ALL

Pasadena. calf. Aug Colin
e,.r-art hntlder and former owner OF
the Hotel MARYLAND, founder Of the
Annandale COLI club and considered
one or the wcaithiest men oithis CITY,
sbot and killed himself today
Mrs. stewart ana son were az
bre,,lffast al the Hotel Maryland NJ
~ tiue of the suicide When they
.s,,,rned to their rooms, Mr. stewards
bodv was found on the floor IL Is
believed that ~ health was respons-
ible for the act rs Mr.. stewart hau
been unable e. sleep Tor week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
SEE SELFISH MOTIVE
IN MARRIAGE OF
WIRELESS MAN
Wedding of President Wilson
10 His Young Stenographer
May Have Been to Prevent
Her From TeStifying in Trial.


New York. Aug. 4-The mnrrilBe
of Christopher Columbus Wilson,
president of the United wireless
company to his 19-year-old stenog-
rapher stella Lewis, yesterday,
shortly after Wilson's arraignment IN
the United States court on indiot-
ments charging conspiracy and 70 de-
fraud. started talk In official circles
today as 10 the probable effect oi the
marriage upon the prosecution.
The federal law provides that
wife cannot testify for or against her
husband
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
CARELESS OFFICER
LOSES LIBERTY
Artillery Lieutenant Who Struck
Government Vessel With a
TWeIVe-Inch She'll, Convicted
BY Court Martial,


Vancouver, Wash. Aug 4.-Ior
neglecting to give the angle to the
battery commander before 12-inch
mortar was fired. resulting in the
projectile striking the United States
steamship Major Evan Thomas. dam
aging the vessel greatly and endang-
ering the lives of all on board First
Lieutenant Rolla +. Anderson of the
coast artillery corps, has been court
martialed and ordered confined to lie
post for two months and fined 800.
Lieutenant Anderson had charge of
a battery of 12-inch mortars AT Fort
Casey, Wash. May 10. lie failed to
tell the battery commander the angle
at which the mortar was laid before
the first shot was fired to a floating
target, which was being towed by tho
Evan Thomas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
GIRL LOYAL TO
CR|PPEN, HER
CASE IS HIS
WILL RETURN TO LONDON
TO STAND TRIAL WITH HIM
Accused Wife Murderer Re-
oeiyes Further ProfferS Of
Assistance From Friends
Whose Identity IS UnreveaIed

Quebec, Aug. 4.-Those mysterious
London friends Of Or. Hawley Harvey
Crippen who have retained counsel to
defend him on charge of wife mur-
der proftered further assistance by
oabse today.
Two messages were delivered to the
dentist IN his cell. The first asked
him If he NEEDED funds; the second in
qulred about the rumors he had con-
fessed. Crippen replied by cable that
he would appreciate some money and
he reassured his friends that he had
made no admission that would hurt
his case. The wording Of neither the
messages nor reply was made public
nor were the names signed TO those
from London obtainabe.
ft is supposed, however. that the
latter came from Arthur Newton. the
London solicitor who recently inform
ed Crtppen that he had friends who
would defend him and pay for an at
torney.
1t was said that a local attorney.
whose name the authorities declined
20 divnlge sent word today to Miss
Leneve offering TO represent her in
ans legal proceedings she might care
TO undertake Although this attorney
claimed he had been retained by the
girls family in England, she declined
MS services. IN her answer the
young typst showed that the fifty
year old dentist with the pale face
ana fishy eyes still exerts stronger
influence over her than her own rela
tives.
She sent back word that her case
was DR.. Crippen's ana that she would
return to England 90 make her fight
with him. She has let fall no word
likely to incriminate the man.
Premier Gouin said this afternoon
that Crippen has made no confession.
The premier. who Is also attorney
general for the province of Quebec,
threw some interesting legal lights on
the Canadian end of the case
The crime" II crime there was, =
he said. was committed In England
As Canada is a part Of England there
can be no extradition OF DR. Crippen
His departure for London can be
brought about only through the pre-
scrihed operation OF the fugitive Of
tenders act. 1t win be necessary.
therefore. for the English police "a
prove only that the accused Is a fugi-
tive from justice, charged with muir
der. The question OF whether the ac-
cused is guilty Of murder does not en-
ter into the matter here"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
OVER SEVEN STATES
IN BALLOON
PhiIadeIphianS Complete Three
Hundred Mile Trip Without
Mishapi a Thunder Storm
Forces a Descent,


Danbury, n. H.. Aug. 4.--Ending Il
balloon flight of $50 miles, the longest
ever made from Philadelphia, DR..
Thomas Edwin Eldridge and Welch
Strawbrdge landed here toay after
having been in the air eleven hours.
AT one time they reached height
of $4,000 feet
DR.. Eldridge and Mr. Strawbridge
the latter a prominent polo player,
and society man OF Philadelphia, as
cended from Philadelphia at $3.50 last
night
states and ended when they descend
ed in the midst Of thunderstorm on
farm. thirty miles from Concord.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

washington. Aug. 4.-Andrew Car
neeie was voted "a gold medal by the
pan-American congress. now IN ses-
sion IN Buenos Ayres. according 70
dispatch received here today. me
medal was awarded because OF MI
Carnegie's prominence as a oene-
factor OF humanity and will be the
Joint gift of all republics OF the vest
ern hemispheres.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
PAPAL SECRETARY OF
STATE MAY RESIGN
n, Morning JourBaI Special r-a..s wIrsI

Rome Aug f.-The report ~
again in circulation that Cardinal
Merry del Val has expressed his IN
tention of resigning as papal secre-
tnry OF state after the settlement Of
the controversy between the spanish
government and the Vatican. This'
however. u without confirmation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
jew JOY Ling Loose on Bond.

San Francisco, Aug. 4,-JeW JOY
Ling. arrested yesterday for altering
a public document. was released on
S5 600 bonds immigration Inspector
Taylor continued his Investigation to-
day but no further arrests have been
nader
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

Montreal. Aug, 4.--Inspector Dew
of the Scotland yard arrived here to-
day and spent the afternoon with
Captain Kendall OF the steamer Mont
rose. the vessel on which DR. Grip
pen was arrested Tonight Dew left
for Toronto and Niagara Falls, con-
Tossing that he LETT Quebec to escape
newspaper men.
Miss Leneve received a cablegram
tonight from q London paper offer
ing her so pounds for O 2.00O-word
article describing her wanderings In
Europe with Crippen. After reading
II with wan smile, she told the de-
;eetlve who brought II that she had
no reply to make
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28

This is a sort Of topsy turvy
world. No one seems to be sat
isfied. One man is struggling, 70
get justice, and another is flying
from it. One man is saving up
to buy a house and another is try
ing hard to sell his dwell. ing for
less than it cost to get rid of il.
One man is spending all the mon
ey he can earn in taking a girl
to a theater or show and send
ing her valuable presents in hopes
that he may eventually make her
his wife and his neighbor is
spending all the gold he has
saved trying to get a divorce.
One man keeps pistol to protect
himself against burglars, while his
neighbor doesn't keep one for
fear Of shooting himself or some
of his family.
One man pays for his paper in
advance because he can read it
with a greater relish, while anoth-
err takes it four or five years
without paying one cent for it.,
and enjoys it hugely all the
while. Surely a queer old wor d
this is.-Amite Parishes.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
MILTON IS THE PLACE.

Situated on the Vermilion Bayou, which
il now being dredged by the U. s. Gov
eminent and opened up for navigation
from the Gulf throughout almost its en-
tire length, located also at the terminus
Of the Franklin & Abbeville Railway,
centrally located midway between Lafay-
cite and Abbeville, New Iberia, Franklin
and Crowley. Supplied with three good
school buildings, with an enrolment of
nearly two hundred pupils taught by five
teachers, surrounded by IS fertile land as
ever the Crow looked down upon, which
is now being rapidly put down into sugar
cane, with Hunters Canal, capacitated to
irrigate some 10000 acres OF rice land,
thickly populated with hrst-class people,
with five blocks and more of land for sale
to be divided OF into business and resi-.
dence lots OF various siz S and differently
located to suit the convenience and taste
Of everybody. With all these advantages
and favorable features, with many more
that could be mentioned, why should not
Milton be the place. We cordially invite
you to come and look over the situation
here for yourself or apply to DR.. A. J.
Bucke.t for information.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
SUCCESSION SALE
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MATHILDE
DUCHAMP WIFE OF JACQUES
THEAUX. DECEASED

Nineteenth Judicial District Court, State
OF Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
No. 1895
By virtue of commission issued unto
me, the undersigned administrator, out OF
the above said Court. under an order
granted on the 10Th day OF April, 1910.
There will be sold by the undersigned
administrator through the Sheriff of Iberia
Parish, who will cry out the sale. FOR
CASH, for the purpose OF realizing funds
TO pay detts of the Ebove said succession)
st public Auction. 10 the last and highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY THE 2sTn DAY
OF MAY, 1910
between legal sale hours, at the late
residence oi the deceased III the 9Th Wajd
iberia Patish, the property belonging to
the above said succession, and descrii ed
as follows io-wit:
A eeiIa tract Of lnhd and improve
meBts situated In h 9Th Ward OF Iberia
Parish. containing fir, three arpsnts, and
bounded rs foliows: North by the lands
of Hamilton DsroDeu. South by Public
Road, East by Property Of Duprelon
Leblanc at ais, and west by Public Road.
JACQUES THEAUX,
Administrator.
Hacker & Muller, Attorneys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
SHeriW Sale
DEBLANc IL LANDRY,
VS..
JOHN W. O'BRYAN.
State OF Louisiana. Parish OF Iberia, 10Th
Judicial District court.

By virtue of an order of seizure and
sale issued out of the Honorable 10TH
Judicial District Court of the State OF
Louisiana, in an for the Parish of Iberia
and to me directed, l., George Henderson,
Sh riff, through Frank J. Mestayer,
Deputy Sheriff. have seized and will sell
at Public Auction to the last aud highest
bider, FOR CASH, at the Court House III
the City of New IBERIA, La, Oh
SATURDAY. JUNE 4th 1910,
the following described property to-nit:
A certain lot Of ground with ali the
buildings and improvs thereon and
all apiurt.nances thereof. in the Cry OF
New 10, rii, La, bonded on the North
by property of Thomas Morse, on the
South by that Of N, Iaucon, East by Iberia
Street and West by Providence Street.
To pay aud satisfy the sum on One
Humid d and Fifty Dollars and Twenty
Five Cents. with 8 per cent. per anuum
interest from December 10th 1907, until
paid, together with 10 per cent. attorneys
fees Oh the principal and interest and all
cost OF these proceedings.
Given officially this 30th day OF April,
A. d., 1910.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Sheriff
Per Frank }. Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
CONVICTION FOR VIOLATION
OF CATTLE QUARANTINE.

In order to prevent the spread
of the disease known as southern,
splenetic, or Texas fever Of cat
tie, and to further the work of
eradicating the ticks which con
vey this disease. the United States
Department Of Agriculture main
talns a strict quarantine on the
infected region and nndeavors to
enforce this quarantine by court
prosecutions when necessary. In
a recent case in the United States
court for the Western District Of
North Carolina at Ashcvillc, one
w. w. Anderson entered a plea
Of guilty to a charge Of violating
the law and regulations. and a
fine of 800 and costs was i'm
posed by the court. The Jffense
consisted in driving on foot Ger
tain cattle from Fannin County.
Ga. through Polk County, Tenn,
which two cOun les were under
quarantine. into Cherokee County.
n. c., which county was outside
the guaranteed area,