davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
SEEK CLUE ACROSS OCEAN
Assussin oIny HIVE Come From .,broud
10 XIII DIR. kDnbc.
lSpecial TO 4 nc 4 Im.s -IIIsr,,,I,|

lSpeclai TO I ne imes III patch
indianapolis, October 2S--Across Inc
ocean IN her own native province i'm
Austria, may be found the motiv. for
the murder Of Dr. knabe. former stare
bacteriologist, whose throat was cur
In her apartments here.
To fey friends Dr. knubc fire..
quently in:!mated that she was of no.
BILE Austrian birth. To none, however.
did she ever tell any OF tho attempts
on her life before her appearance in
Indianapolis II is upon this small
clue that the police base their strong
est hopes of solving the mystery.
Athough they may have known 1t
almost from the moment of the dis
covery OF the crime, IL was not unit,
Governor Marshall. Of Indiana, urged
them TO work on this Information that
the police began following IT up by
cabling to Vienna for information con-
corning Dr. knabe's early life.
Governor Marshall stated that the
city ana State should not spare money
In employing the shrewdest detectives
In the countrE The Governor Will
offer a reward of $500. and he says
that the city and state ought to give
$500
Coroner Durhams inquiries in the
case have shown that n. regards as
plausible theory that DR.. knabe
might have been murdered by an as
sassin from across the ocean. III"
coroner has examined DR.. Kna5c. and
admits the possibility of an enemy OF
the knabe famiH- in Germany having
made trip to this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
SUCCESS is CERTAIN
Woodrow Wilson Confident of victory
for Democratic Party.

Dallas, Tex. October Ex-Governor
Woodrow Wilson. of New Jersey. to-
day declared Democratic success in
the elections of next year certainty.
described the party as controlled by
the real progressives of the country.
and urged that II the Democrats acted
wisely large part of the Progress
sive Republican vote might be gain
ed.
Governor Wilson's political talk was
at a luncheon which preceded his ad-
dress at the Texas State Fair. where
he was the guest OF honor this af-
ternoon Early i'll the day. an hour
after his arrival, he spoke TO several
thousand persons al the first Baptist
church uron Life aud the Bible"
Tonight he delivered an address at
Fori Worth and returned to Dallas at
midnight. He will leave carly to-mor-
row for New Jersey to take the stump
In the legislative campaign in pro-
gress in that State.
Incidental To his political utterances
Governor Wilson discussed currency
reform briefly and took issue with
the national monetary commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
BIG FUND NEEDED
II VIII he Used to Hold Back south's
Cotton Crop.


New Orleans, La, October 2s.-Proba-
bly, the hrst business to come up be-
fore the meeting of Southern Govern
ors. who Will meet here Monday next
to discuss the problem Of checking the
downward course of the price OF cot
ton. VIII be proposition to raise z
found OF s75.o0o,0o0 10 100000 to
be used in holding back the cotton
crop until higher prices arc obtained.
Governor Colquitt. of Texas. who issued
the call for the meeting Of the Execu-
tives. is understood to favor such a
plan. providing any feasible way Of
carrying II out can be devised.
Nine OF the Southern Governors will
be present at the conference. tog ether
with number OF State Commissioners
OF Agriculture and the president aud
Several members OF the National Far
mers' Union. Governor Hadley. of Mis-
souri,. and Gilchrist. OF Florida, and
Hoke Smith. of Georgia, will not be
present on account of conflicting en-
Gagements.
At the opening Of the morning ses-
sion Governor Sanders. OF Louisiana
and Mayor Behrmann. OF New Orleans
will welcome the visiting Executives
following which Governor Colquitt
probably Will be elected to the chair. at
which time he will state the purpose
of the meeting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
HIS STORIES CONFLICT
Witness Finally Admits knowing
Nothing of Lorimcr Canc


Chicago, October 2s.-Forkner state
Representative Sidney P. Espy. OF BEN
ton, before the Lorimer Investigating
committee of tho United States Senate.
to-day faced one OF the men who sew
eral days ago he swore had consplred
to lnjure him by involving him in the
Lorimer case
D. T. Woodward. a Benton dentist,
was the man accused by Espy Wood
ward admitted that he had asked Seba
Hudson, of Benton, to write a letter
to the committee suggesting that he
Woodward) be called before the com
mttee as n witness. Woodward also
admitted that his chief object was to
get trip to Washington, D. c., at
the expense of the government. He
denied that he wanted to injure Espy.
Woodward said he had been told
that a DR.. Smith, of Benton, had re-
ceived $4,000 draft from Senator Lor-
liners La Sale Street Bank OF Chi
cago. DIR. Smith was a close friend of
former Representative Crawford.
wv. B. Blake. cashier OF the Benton
State Bank" Woodward said. "told me
about the $4,000 draft"
Woodward was kept on the stand
until the committee adjourned for the
day. BY that time he had contradicted
himself so many times as to inval-
date his testimony.
Under Interrogation by Senator
Fletcher Woodward admitted finally
that he knew absolutely nothing bear
Ing upon the Lorimee case aside from
gossip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
GUST A COMMON sCOLD"
Brother Minister Has His sny About
DIR. Richmond.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Boston. October 2S.--That the mar
riage OF divorced couples is perfectly
justifable where love is the motive
and that DR.. George Chalmers Rich
mond. who attacked the Astor-F Force
wedding, is just "a common scold." were
some of the opinions expressed to-day
by the Rev. Philip Nordel. of Brook
line. who yesterday oficiated at the
wedding OF Richard LIE Galllenne, the
English poet. and Mrs. Irma Hinton
Perry. at Darien. Conn
DIR. Richmond declared that the poet
sfould nc ostracized socially on ac-
count OF his divorce, coming Is 1t did
on the day of his wedding. Mr.. LIE
Galltenne expressed the opinion that
Dr. Rtchmond's statement was not q
bit chubby"
Hundreds of minister's are remarry-
ing divorced couples every day" said
DR.. Nordel to-day. IT see no reason
why they shouldn't Plenty of mar
riases OF that sort would be performed
by Episcopal clergymen IL IT were not
i'i the prohibitive ecclesiastical law.
| am not an Episcopal minister, as
the papers stated this morning. but a
Baptist"
DR.. Nordel said no would not have
married Colonel Aston and Miss Force
because II was very evident that Miss
Force was marrying Astor for his
money and social position.
Il make it a habit to investigate the
circumstances which lead to the d.
vorces." he continued, "and in the case
of Mr.. LIE Gallienne and Mrs. Perry
there was no record of any ofrense."
"Dr Richmond is we'll known to
clergymen In his denomination"
said DR.. Nordel, but he is Just a
common scold."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
UPRISING IN HONDURAS
Election Comes To-day, and More
Trouble Is Expected

,Tegucigalpa. Honduras, October Is
There has been quite an uprising In
the south and southwest of Honduras,
though. owing to the attitude of the
government. 1t has been impossible
TO telegraph facts outside the country.
There We're two skirmishes between
Insurgents and government troops, in
one OF which 1--WE men were killed. For
a time the affair appeared rather Sc
rlous, but the government insists the
movement has been thoroughly sup
pressed. The penitentiary here Is near
ly hlled with leaders that the govern
ment could lay hands upon. The prin-
cipal men concerned are outside the
country. most of them in Salvador.
The election for President and Vice
President will be held tomorrow, and
every one expects trouble then or very
soon thereafter. General Manuel Bonila
resulted in the retirement of President
Davfla, expects to be elected without
great opposition Acting President
bertrand has taken steps to insure
peaceful election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
norden Gnest of Honor.

New York, October 2s-Robcrt l..
Borden, the new premier of Canada,
was the guest OF honor at a luncheon
given to-day at the Lawyers Club by
members of the Az glo-American Peace
Centennial Committee. Mr.. Borden
made brief address, In which he de-
clared that there was no reason WHY
recent events In Canada should in the
slightest degree interfere with the cor
dial relations existing between the
Dominion and the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
FOOTBALL INJURY FATAL
Player Kicked In Neck During Practice

Helena, Mont, October 2s.-charles
LANCE died to-day from the spinal in
juries he received by a kick IN the
game OF football. While he was dylns
the Woman's Club. of which Lange's
mother is president, was adopting reso-
lutions declaring football to be ION a
plane with pugilism and bull-hghting
and as dangerous as either" 1t asks
the cooperation OF other clubs to urge
the abolishing OF the sport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
MAKING GREAT SPEED
Scn-to-Sea Aviator Files "3i Niles In
Special TO The REPRESENTATIONS

Especial to The imcs-Dispatch.1
Sierra Blanca. Texas, October IS
c. +. Rodgers, the ca-to-sea aviator.
New to-day from Sanderson to Sierra
Blanca. Il distance Of 2Sl miles. in 229
minutes actual flying time.
Between Alpine and Maria the avia-
tor. crossed Paisno Pass. which is the
highest point he will have to ny over
IL h' H feas Saiioania Ihe pass pass
Maria to Sierra Rlanca, i0+ miles, his
time was 101 minutes.
Rodgers Is now ninety-one miles
from FL Paso, and will start for that
point early Tomorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
COME IN AER0PLANES
Hnre Inuovn|on for Hunt Meets Seen
I'm New York

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
New York, October 2S.-Sorietv folk &
Witnessed rare innovation for hunt
meets this afternoon. when four OF
thcir number made the trip from Mas
sau Boulcvard to Belmont Terminal in
aeropihnes, The autumn meeting of
the United Hunts Race Association
was IN progress when a machine
nlishted in the centre of the field and
from IL stepped Mrs. May Corcoran and
~ J.. Welsh. y few minutes later
Philip w Page landed With Miss
Blanche scott as his passenger The
aeroplanes departed about an hour
later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
MARGIN WAS MARROW
Defeat of Reciprocity by Very smnIJ
POpulnr Vote

Ottawa, Ontario, October 2s-That
the Laurier government and reciprocity
were beaten by comparatively small
popular vote Is indicated by official
returns received from 1875 OF the 22l
constituencies. In the 1e5 constitu-
encies. l,00l,5S6 votes were cast. and
the majority against Laurier and reci-
procity was only 3S.774. In the city
or Toronto alone the popular majority
FOR the Conservatives was 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

New York, October 2s.-Mr. and Mrs.
LIE Caffeine passed through New York
to-day on their way to the Berkshires.
where they Will spend their honey
moon on walking tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

BEST SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA,
standard or Tourist. Latter personally con-
Quoted without change. Berth 80. WASH
sunset Route. eco q, Man r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
TO WORK FOR WORLD PEACE
Organization of boy scouts Suggested
by Sir Badcn-POSeIl.

Washington. October 2S-To work
toward world peace, an International
association OF Boy Scouts has been
suggested by Lieutenant General Sir
Baden Powell, organizer of the Boy
Scouts of England. His plan will he
presented TO the American executive
hoard at Its next meeting. according
to the announcement to-day OF Execu-
tive Secretary James E. West. of tho
Boy Scouts of AmsSNoa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

Giraa Time to ReOrgnnize.
Washington, october 2S.-No FUR
Their action In the governments anti
trust suit against the International
CONTINUED on Fifth Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

The last consistory was held in DEG
cember, 1907. four cardinals being apsl
pointed at that time Since then many
vacancies have occurred IN the ssnrsdi
College by death. and noS thsrA axA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
LEGAL BATTERIES
ARE AWAITED IN
FIGHT TO SAVE
NAMARAS
Neither Side Is Making Move
in Impending Battle for
Freedom of Men Accused of
Dynamltlng in Los Angeles,
BIG LABOR LEADERS
ARRIVE ON SCENE
80, r,cn,"s u.rn,, :. y. ,e.-~a Wire,

los Angeles Muv T. Nihough IN.
portaut logal d,t'i"pu, we're cS-
poctod soon Ia 10, cases of John J.
McNamnru. secretary of CO.." lntoruu-
uonal Ns-ocutiun or GrIdg, and
structural Iron Workers ana his
brother. james a. VI, Numara. charged
with dAuuWit.us ortragcs. no fnrth,r
plans "I either IN. prosecution or th,
dcf,us' w,t, d,tnit"j, announced to-
day and both tdrs seemed waiting
Tor attorneys before taking any for
anal l,ral -trp so date was fixed
positively fpi the arralgnment of the
mon nor ags it known Co witch iudg,
ut 90, superior court their ,lsy.
n,u'I ne allotted
uHurt Attorney l'rcd,rck- is mo-,
expected 60 ask for the arraigumcnts
b,lor, tb, Arrival about the middl
OF the present week. 81 uis assistant.
"a Io-,ph Ford. from Indianapolis
Ih. defense b. tWHtiur tho arrival
h,.r of clarence DarroV "f Chi,tgo
Dr som, of his repro p-eutativcs IN
drew gallagher and v ~ R"s,n-
tuu labor leaders OF san Francisco.
NpN, com, her, tu confer WIN union
m'u ot laos Angeles r,gardns th'
charges against tn" NJ Nampras
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
Committee Will Seek to Secure
Understanding Between
Factions at Meeting Tues
day; Republicans Pleased.
JUDGE MFIE NOMINATED
FOR JOB ON BENCH
1t Is Likely That He Will
Hold Office Until First
State Election. but Hanna
Is Reported to Oppose Him.
>,sn "rr~sp"mdeur~
TIE CS~WtWs te~rstd .
st""m ~. Post Nsdg. \

Washington MaS i--Thc outlook
f"r statehood tor New Mexico H. Just
nov considered much brighter than
tor s"ur days ~ result ~ the sud
den eptapS" of TN mlnlatur. storm
which has been impending her. since
party ct progressive Democrats ar
rived uu tn, scene and threatened to
cauoc untold d"iay b, figh, on the
constitution
40 Sc meeting of the house commit
tr' ou territories Tuesday an effort
VIII D., Wadc to effect an agreement
between the Republicans and these
Democrats hV providing Tor submis-
-iuus after statehood of pending is
SUES Tn, fact that the hous, CONF
mitt,r beg largely Democratic may re-
suit in sight CONCESSIONS being mad"
to the progressive Democrats from
Sew Mexico. but thcS VIII be IN such
form that Il H. believed they viii not
hc opposcd by tho Republicans here
b,cause thcy desire to adopt any ie-
gltimuc means to secure quick action
ON tho statehood resolution. rntll
iNf commune niHh'N us itptlit INV
ever. the result cannot be asc"rtain"d.
judge \ y Fail former Governor
CWr and the other members OF tn"
itrpubhcan delegation here. express
themselves ~ we'll pleased with TIC
outlouk
! rh'l dcrlar' that ,u their opinion.
I th, lait-uiud"d men ~ Doth the son
iatr and house recognize thr Injustice
of k,.ping New Mexico out ot tn"
union aud n tue amendments Tor
Sew M"Ntco ana Arizona are sug-
g.strd They viii not permit them io
d, u such form us to i.orardiz, adj
missiuW to the union.
II is believed thtn Il such amend
mrnts ar, pro ono-cd they viii bee put
u such form as Go provide for thcii
iruusid, ration hN tn, voters after ad
mission 90 the union ana not during
The time that statehood H. pending
Th, prospects are considered bright
,r Tor Sow Mexico than for ArY '
but 10 b. likrlN that both Win be- u"-
/ united Geo th" union a. the 81 ur' anne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
vice-President of Mexico Is in
Spain for His Health on
Leave of Absence Granted
Him by Congress.
HE DID NOT CHARGE
AMERICANS WITH WAR
He Will Not Resign From Of.
fee He Declares and Has Not
Seen General Reyes Who Is
Reported to Succeed Him,

,UN I,.n,ns Herald 4. y. Leased w,rr,
Patia Npril Vic President Cor
ral Oi Mexico arriycl here to-day aud
iu statement mads Co iHD Nssucia
od Press denied thsi p, had cvy,
given an interview ~ Sauuudcr or
elscWbci, in which Doe criticised
Americans as hayml lom,ut,d the
revolution IN Mexico
THE vice presidcni Who s 10 Eu-
rope ou slck leave. arrived a SAN.
tandol spain. last Ncdnosda, ~.
came her. today IN, after remaining
several da, at the cuU.U win 60 20
Berlin where he VII consult special.
lists regardine his h.alth
Sruor Corral as soon as bD reached
here rook occasion fo fepudiuic The
remark, accredited a. him sayn2
have never gi,cn an interview
at Santanhcr o- clsowhere cruising
Americans a. haeine 'omcnted the 70
hcllion IN Mexico TN. alleged inter.
view Was q pure in'auiion. unworthy
OF notice
The vice presidei' said ~ enfsr.
stood General Bernardo REYES was
going 60 Mexico. br' as their paths
had not crossed he had not met the
general
Asked whether H. intended 10 re.
signed The vice prea .itncv. Corral re.
pllcd thar ne had =. Intention of So
doing hu' could mo-, at course spest
Tor the future Tie had come 20 Eu.
top" to receive in.lical treatment on
e leaves of absence. granted him hy
congress
A. to Jho umnr that he migh NJ
succeeded in th. vice pres idcncv ~
kcycs. ne saiu nat he could not IN,
dorsiaud how his could hc when 20
hdd been elected FOR torn oI sis
wears ana lil had como wears "a
serve tn" Vice president me- sa'r
was elected hy 'he people The ot'lc,
nor being nn uppoiptiyc one
seven months ago" said Corral.
retired tom u.arilr from active po
hticdl services On account ui m,
health have carefully refranod
therefore from al comment or action
which misl cuhairass m, uoycrn
mcnt VI, oul, knowledge OF M,
general situation is from what rea,
IN fho ucW- I1pHre
he vice pre- idHut appeared mt,I
ucd bUt doe. nor seem like a mar
sunrr.n- from serious allmont
The iougth 0 hs STA, abroad wa,
quite problematcu he said II,
lhuugh y lfolr That hc would htcI
Visit Carlsbad or Nichy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
KING ALFONSO Ill
FROM GREAT WHITE
PLAGUE SAYS
NEWSPAPER
His Condition Is Critical and
He Will Be Forced to Spend
Coming Winter in Health
Resort IN Switzerland
URGENT MEASURES OF
TREATMENT NECESSARY
~, ,,cnlng u.rsla -. ,.a,.a w,r.,

NV 'N'hl"E N'Tnld y v, lsHsrh W trs'
lHIIr Mas lutrHp-iE'aui
.Hu. r. kIu- Nllonsu Be- 4ra,,N
Ii uitl u..r.ulosi- aud that li a rc.
cont ..n.utttou or his ph.a.nu~ D.
500. .,....d that urgent mu-ur,s of
tl'afu.af v.r, u'rcs-nt, and ul-u
that b. Spanish monarch .hould
pas- t., coming winter at Lczin>.
~v|'f.rHrd. Nhcr, ~" olmnt, ls bet
co. adapted to hls condition
u b.- u,ru known Tor almost =
SOAR tuat the Young king Vas not
u.i ~. has mad ,N,rt effort 20
,Hn,.tl th, fact from tn, public aud
Np. E,t,ipr, oNtitaNod himself 80
taf.uu tu,s by hIs appearances az
Yu.U. meetings KING Nlf"nso has
boom .n ardent follower ut sports ana
UbruDJurN enjoyed hunting H. has
N,.u r4,d 60 indulsc tn THESE hoh-
H.,- CO.'S o. was thoughi bis health
uI-lt n~ benefited ub,rrb,
~ various times % has been ro-
ported ultt the young King has hc,n
H i.NW of tuberculosis bat uu each
o..t-.uu These rcpuits have h',u de-
u.,I u official cirOl,-
The recent political unrest boz spain
hu. Weighed heavily uu kug Alfouso
pud N has visiuiv shown th, worry
u hH- yutnll'd Tur report 90 his
Irr.s iS not expected to haNr.u uuict-
.ue effect uu the provinces where dis
turnuuccs have fr'purnu! occurred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
~ ibt.i N.tlI 10 tIbi.p
piIItI. VIII ~yNlIutNbD

John E MoFi,. an associate iueuc'
of Nrw McNIeo VINO lives in Sauta
"" Wa- today nominated hy the pro--
idrut tn iill the same office This H
Iud-r NJ Flies second nomination FOR
t1is place. tn" nomination eft Juds"
M,FIr means that the ugnt iurmvrI
WAg,d against hiW of 'suur.r,icuuN
tp political influence VIII He Nag'd
again
e a Hanna of santa Fr 3, In
Nashiugtou and makes no secret ".
"a. fact that h, wil revive me naf-
tor boo upposltiou to tH. condemnation
pf ludg. MDII..
40 Ia understood however tn't
th,r. Nin NOT n' gr,at opposition 10
Judge N,F,y holding oturo until
.tat,Houd. Vh.n Ais sJo,,-sor Nould
nauraUn Boa. chosen provided ""
N,Ni,u d,-,y.0 haugo Uu the place
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
.t\\ NIliNtD
tut; Tut DEPENDANT

The case uf Murinno .. Srna ut
santa Fr y NJ. ys The AmDritnn
Turquoise gompany war decided hv
the Cuit,d states supreme court. the
verdict sustaining the Judgment 80
the lower court in favor of thc de-
feptaut
Thc action is fu" an ci,ctmont from
5o acres of l,nd in section "a. town
.hjp 90 north. range east, county ni
santa '. y NJ which the defendant
,umpaut holds under mining claims
uud mas now continue tu hold IN law.
Tby cas-, has been hatd fought aud
.au. up ou appeal Iom th, tc;ri-
turiN court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
Houses Are Opened to Unfor.
tunates But There Is Not
Room to Care for All Who
Need Help at Once.
RAIN CAME JUST IN
TIME TO SAVE THE CITY
Practically One Third of Resi-
dences Are Wiped Out Be.
fore Downpour Aided in En-
tinguishing the Flames.
.,.,inu ,,c,n,a \. -. ,.n-.d Wire,

,N, E,epiug Ucrnid T. -. irn~-d " ir-'
Bangor. Ne. May Ito nclr~s.
wet. hunsr} and exhausted by th'
Ions fight alalus, the flames which
last nisht destroyed practically q
thIrd @ the c.l oi bangor, thousand
of poopl. today 'ac'd the problem oi
providing themselves with lood. shci
tor ana clothing while city and stat"
authorities logdn lho consideration ut
plans to. the rebuilding col the city.
Nllhough tbc rain hroush; discom
fort goo the homeless. % was on.
means p. bringing under control thU
great coullagra A. a time wh %
the haiil. AGAINST the flames seemed
hopeless. proyidoniial shit ot wind
ana q dlWupuU OF rain drove the o
lac, uyyt the burned district uu'
uroWuod uHi The flames which uJ.
Just started Boz mpun,d property
some OF tH. nuost homes in lho
residential uau of bangor. all of the
public buildings with the exception oI
I the city hll ami 'bc greater p1rt %,
The rr'ail section we're destroyed
~ least SG.nrn,onn at propert, was
destroyed Tile loss Of litc so iar a-
known was confined to two persons
/ ind unl> hai' e dozen injured had
boeu admitted to the hospitals
Eycp householder IN Bangor
whose home escaped destruction
opened li- doors last night go less
/ fortunate bu ia spite ot this thou
sands N.t. forced 500 spend The nighi
Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
WOODROW WILSON
COMING SOON
Democratic Candidate for
Presidential Nomination Is
Scheduled to Pass Through
Here May IL,

Moudrow Ntl-on, suN'nor oi N'W
jersey. via ptss through lh. ritN on
MaN ~. cu roItr 90 the Pacific coast
Nhrr, h, win d,lNor nddrr~s,s h,-
lore several uuiS"I~iur-. \ murrmrut
headed h number ot prominent
Demurtdls is ON foot tu prrsuudc th"
noted header ." stop OFT at NlhUuurr-
quo hud speak upuu political topics.
The matter ~ SIM under discussion.
aud definite consent has not brvn a,-
cured from Mr Wilson Go speak here.
bat II is probable that "a daA Nill he
secured from his busy calrndar nv
the gentlemen hrhind thr movement.
IA which cas, au addt,s. cot ulusunl
interest will be- heard her, on the
ilth