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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Inhabitants of Jerusalem Are
Incensed to Point of Vic.
lence by Explorations of
Stock Company for Relies.
GUARDS ARE BRIBED
AND VESSELS TAKEN
Temples Are Desecrated BY
Syndicate of Which Con-
suelo Vanderbilt is Report
ed to Have Been a Member.
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sWs Gseaiau ttrrn,J \, y. lrn.cJ WlrrI
Jerusalem, Palestine. MaN g. The
inhabitants have been aroused a. tho
"A party of English arche"olopists.
who arc accused uf having cxoaVat'd
beneath the iuvioiabic mosque of
Omar and removed relics roputed to
include the ARK of the covenant, tho
censor aud othor sacred vessels which
belonged t. the tribes of Israel
Ascmy- Ties. the Turkish governor.
was mohhcd on the streets for sup-
posed completely iu the proclamation
ana booted ~ "a rig,'
Tho expedition worked for tN'
years ON q large scale, and are crcd-
itcd titn having oNcavatcd a passage
from the pool of SLOAN toward th,
place whore ono" stood solomon =
tomplo. butt m 10l2 g. c.. ptilag,J
ana restored ana fnallN destroyed uy
Tltus g. - ,o. Failing to reach th,
relics sought in this manner thc cN.
plorcrs according 60 tho alleged cone
fcsslons ot the guards uf tho musulf'
bribod tho guards. entered tn'
mosque and after digging for iN
nights spirited away 'hc treasures,
"tho whereabouts of which, says an
Arabic paper non, Knew except God
and thefD English.
II Is rcpurtcd that syndicate OF
English and Americans of which th'
Duchess ci MARLBOROUGH vino wac
Consur'p Zoo Vanderbilt war member
financed tho tNusdltiuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
LEGISLATORS IN
OHIO RES|CN|NC
IN CROWDS NOW
Public Prosecutor Announces
That He Will Not Take
Confessions of Those Who
Seek Immunity That Way.

t0N cNeWtWG Herald \. q. I.sas-d NIr.,
Columbus. @. MaS pr Gourgo
u. Nyo of PIKE county toda, handed
To Speaker vining his resignation os
a member of the house OF representa-
tiycs calendar committee. hts a ION
following that of the other six mcr'-
beers. who followed the lead of Ii,p.
rcscnta,ivcs Russell and i.ansdcu
who resigned after notice that thcN
would do so unless Dr. Nyc resigned
Iumors of confessions by mcmhprs
OF the ohio legislature and of ar"est~
of accused members are rife TO-DAY "a
tn" grand jury convrncs. but no pi
fetal viii subsiantiatc them. Speah-
or Nining is authority FOR the state
mont that he would request the res 90
nation from the house calendar r. m
mittce of Representative Gcorgo Nyo
of PIKE county. ina, probably ey-
plains Nycs action. Prosecutor Turn
cr reiterated his declaration th"t y"
would not accept any confession of
men who sought by confessions to
escape prosecution through the nmu.
nifty bath.
II rs still reported here tina; de-
tcctiVos have secured evidence whica
is hcing laid before the grant ir,N
tending 10 impliCatc some of the mos.
prominent men ia the assembly Three
d,t"otiNcs are said io hay" been 80
work among IA. members ana hd Do
succeeded IN giving hribc money go
at ionst a dozen.
The sudden declaration that q ''.tn-
dal uf serious proportions had been
uuoarthcd here. which was made yes
tcrdaN has cnus"d a burst - inG s-
nation among the legislators. hut 'hus
tar none of them hav, left 'it- 'tty.
Interest today ccntcrs IN what action
IN, grand Jury viii take and wat in
formation the prosecutor has iHii oc-
I fore tt.
II could not be learned whether or
not actual arrests had been m1do, but
! II is likely that warrants viii Doc iS-
surd for members of the l"gisl1turc
| iu feN hours
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

II uleaacs When nation agrees TO
settle all disputes she possesses her
sovereignty
no President Tafts appeal to tho
world. IN which both his heart and
head went forth Tor one great nation
To ioin his country In proving their
sovereignty hY agreeing TO submit all
disputes to- peaceful settlement, be-
hold there came such Response across
he sea from The other branoh OF our
English.speaking race. as had never
been made 20 any appeal before The
leaders of parties IN Britain sunk th"
partizan IN the patriot touched. hf
The PRESIDENT appeal The nation
was unanimous. all parties fused into
one TODAY the representatives oi
HE two lands are forming the treaty,
and her, Britain knows nothing oi
party. for nll parties cooperate. a
sublime spectacle proving tha pai
~ issues fade III the presence of the
high moral issue which leads nations
20 peace v iat oi our own states
men, leaders at pauy' Are they TO
emulate thcit compecrS oi liri'ainP 2
My prediction Is hat they Viii and
that our republic will prove TO the
world tha; politics with Ms are only
skin deep. and that our statesmen
rise above party when great moral
world.widr victory Is within our
grasp. am not without some basis
Tor the faith that Is in me.
In 1859 there flashed upon the
mind OF Franklin the idea OF the fed.
GRAFTON of the states This was to
H.. .,a.t.. ,h.. u.nnar.hx tktu ,n.aa.
urc of Franklin's We have the germ
which blossomed into the unrivalcd
American constitution.
Franklin guarded and developed
this germ until u blossomed. and now
II as,onishes the world. keeping 81
states. comprising the wealthiest ma
tion the world has ever seen, ~
peacsfu harmonious relations ever
growing closer Gentlemen. in an
inspired moment our leader saw the
great light How. when. where, We
know not Probably the message
cam. to him in flash and he was
guided he knew not how, but surely
the angel of the Lord appeared ana
entrusted 10 him the divine mission
( occupy a strange position
britain is my moihcrland. thc repub'
lie my wiieland ! love them both. as
mother and as wife. and IN see M
native aud adopted lands hand IN
hand leading the world 10 peace
would add IA new charm To my life
cannot imagine 10 what extremes
might 20 even e. mururing Now L.
tbs servant depart IN peace, for 10
has seen the glory Of the Lord.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
District Attorney Holds Con-
ference With Him in Cell
and Stenographer Takes His
Statements for Hearing.
DEFENSE WILL NOT
SEEK TO DELAY TRIAL
Attorneys Declare They Will
Be Ready to Go to Trial;
Entire Office Suite Rented;
to Raise Million Dollars.
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tBs Evening" tt~raid 4. q. Leased Wire,
Los Angeles. May 3.--An Incident
d,no,ing the complete understanding
by ortic cManigal. the alleged con-
fcsscd dynamitor with the district at
turnoy's office occurred today when
District Attorney Fredcricks held an
interview of three quarters OF an
nour with McManigal in his cell In
iail. \ stcnographcr from the dis
,rict attorneys ofilcc took down Me-
Mauigals statement.
MIR. Frcdcricks declined to reveal
the subject of his Interview, but II ~
believed to have had To do with the
awaignmcnt oi tn. prisoners which IN
expected 10 take plac. within the next
two or three days.
since tt has been virtually assured
thtt Judge Walter Bordwoi OF the
superior court oi this county. will
preside at the trials OF John j. Me-
Namara, and his brother James II.
McUdmara. charged with dynamiting.
both the prosecution and the defense
are busily preparing for the formal
arrangement OF the men.
The arrGignment viii afford l.. NJ.
ltappaport, leading counsel for Nc
Nhmara brothers, his first opportun-
ity tn see the indictments and decide
whether nr not 10 attack their le-
gaiity. lie has announced that the
policy of thu defense viii not he one
~ delay
ID + Young OF Alahambra, n sub
urb of Los Angeles. has identified
/ lanes McNamara "a one ~ a party
"i four men who sailed with him
september 9. 1910, on The steamer
Mandalat for san Pedro to san
Francisco. he said one Of them ask
| ed him about the location of explosive
| plants IN the neighborhood Of san
Francisco. This one answered the
description Of NJ \ Schmitz. accord
| ing 10 Nuuug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
McMANlGAl'S WIFE TO
BE A STAR WITNESS

Los Angeles. Cal. May 3.--at has
developed that Mrs, Ortie r.. Nc Maa.
igal. The wife OF the confessor. will be-
one OF the important witnesses In the
prosecution = case against J. I. Mc\a-
mara. II Nc \amara is convicted OF
the charge against him. the connect.
lnG INK. according 10 Burns de
tec'vcs, will be supplied by this wo.
man
Her husband has made statements
charging that j. !. Mcnamara was the
directing genius of q diabolical plan
for destruction He has given into the
possession OF his captors letters which
he claims were written BY the labof
leader. aud he has given them the In
formation which guided Detective W
! Burns in his search for nitro.
glycerino and internal machines in In.
dianapulis Bn, il will be through
Mrs Mechanical that Dlstric, Attorney
Fredoricks and Detective ". J. Burns
hope 10 establish that j. J. Mcnamara
had dealings with Mechanical. and
upon one occasion at least furnished
bin with money
When McManlgal was first arrested
aud taken 10 the home of Sergeant
lN'.f'l III ' NV tNft MIS- tH-
tered INTO the ease. After her husband
had made his startling statement 10
Detective Burns a plan To identify
ami Indicate McNamara's alleged In
tinacy with McManigal was laid To
do his Mrs. cManigal WAS informed
that her husband was under arrest
ana that she should so To lndianapo.
lis aud ask ] \. Mcnamara for ad.
vice and for $50 to take 10 her hus-
band
According to the investigators Mrs,
Mo Manigal did this II Be- claimed
that when the wife explained that her
husband was in trouble Mcnamara
gave her $50 tor her husband and di-
rccted her Do tell him 10 Keep his
mouth shu aud that everything would
come on all right This word was
taken bach to Burns and Il was then
that he communicated with T. h
Mills mis- manager here. and directed
him 10 arrange for the Issuance o.
indictments against the two McNa.
mafas and against McManigal
Tho Letters which McManigal has
given 10 employees ot the Burns de.
toctiNc agoncv will also become prom
iucni bits OF evidence when the ease
b, brought To- trial. II Was announced
Yesterday that handwriting expert
kNtka will be summoned as a witness
In me case against j, J. Mcnamara
Mechanical, following his confession
furnished tho investigators with a
number ut letters which he claimed
were written hy j, J Mcnamara. This
rsnondrnco Vas NOT signed with
the name at J J. Mcnamara hut II Is
claimed by McManigal that the let.
tors are McNamara's handwriting.
II will he 10 establish this allega
lion thai Kytka and other handwrw.
ing experts will De- called Il is like.
| ly that when this issue is raised the
defense will also call experts to dis
| (continued ON PAGE T. Column 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
~Ii,tL Trust COMES N
ron PROBE N uol'Sl,

Investigation of the United Statrs
steel corporation charged with being
~ trust was practically assured today
when the Comuit,oe pn rules of the
house voted 10 report favorably the
stanley resolution for special COM
mittec of nine 20 conduct such an in
ruiry
The STANLEY rso'a'ipn otieually
contained a provision that All viola
uons Of tho auti-trust statutes should
oo Investigated but as agreed to-. the
steel corporation is made the SPECIFIC
target % is said, however. an inquiry
into The Am' loan sugar Refining
company later ~ be- ordered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
BISHOPS NAMED N
NEW MEXICO
Conference Assignments Are
Made By Southern Metho
dists at the Sessions in
Nashville.


Nashville. Tenn, MaN , Among
thu conference assignments ana dates
announced hN the college of bishops
of the southern Methodist church IN
session here today are bishop Hen.
Dirk, Denver conference, Walscnhurg,
Colo, August 81 Mcxican border mis-
sion. Guadalajara, Mexico, February
s. Northwest Mexican mission, Tor
rcon. Mexico. February 90.
Bishop Atkins. New Mexico, Tu-
cumcari y. NJ. October { West
Texas san Marcos. Texas. October ~,
Northwest Texas, piainvicW. Texas,
November | Central Texas. Poly
tochnic station, Fort Worth. Texas.
November \
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
ANOTHER MURDER
FARM IS FOUND
Farmer in Indiana is Held for
Killing of Farm Hand and
Search is Under Way TO
Discover Two Others.


Fowler ind. May g. John Poole.
wealthy farmer, IN Jail here accused
of the murder of his farm hand. Jo-
scph kemp,r whosr body was found
on the Poole farm yesterday TO-DAY
admitted killing kempcr hu' contend.
ed II was accidental
Two other farm hands who we're
employed by Poole. have hfru miss
ing number OF years apd today a
systematic search OI the Poole farm.
near here. Was bcgun ana la the oN.
citemcnt there are villa rumors of 20
second Belle Guinness murder farm.
Elmer Poole, II years old. son oi
the accused man, started the investi-
cation of K"mpcr'E dlsa lpcatanc
several weeks ago and found the body
yesterday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
rI>GI;G PRINTS ARE
i.NftsI GLEN FOUND
~, lNrming Irrald \, y. Icn.cd Mirrl


"NW -TTT I'T-V, My u TTNTN IT
Depue. a local officer OF the state hu-
rCau of Identification. received rom
l.os Angeles today copies of thc nm
ger prints Of J. ", McNamara Thov
win hc compared with nngcr m1rks
found 0n the launch PastimD 10
which dynamite from the Giant pow
der works used IN the Los Angeles
'rim,s explosion was brought across
san Francisco bay To- this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
COLD WAVE SWEEPS
NORTHERN STATES


'Ht tNrhihE hrrnih v ~ 'ensrd Ntrri
Washing ON, NAV I.- ALMOST 'hc
entire eastern halt uf the country
was shi,oring toda, ~ the coolest
weather. with one or Two exceptions.
over knowh az thls time oi the year
\ cold wave from Alaska BEGAN 90
move eastward last saturday ana ny
lasi uiaW had spread over the la't.
region. Middle Atlantic states ana
New Eushud
so immediate relief from the nm
soasouanl, cold is in sight
\ temperature of 80 degrees at Al.
penn. Mich. was the lowest reported
This u0u.u. Frge2ing temperatures
were aj.oe5 throughout the upper
Mississippi valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
ALASKA CLEAN UP OF
GOLD WILL BE FORTUNE
Mater 4. Huuniua la tnnps in lar
North and Miners Nith 'nn- and
DrcJa,- \rc r,Liag out III" IA,
Dirt \gaiu.

Dawson. Yukor Tri'r Mas '.-
The spring yl,au. .H tr, Nl"ndikr
district has hcguu NHiT i~ rnn
ming eNeryNh,r, A. tur large
drcdRoa have started aud Wi'.iHb
miners are washing oul tn.r winter
dumps. II is hollcycd that t1, -uld
output this year viii hc tH, urFrs'
IN years. ogrlA estimate plprius ih-
icld IN excess of sb.0On.unu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
BRITISH ADMIRAL SAYS
CANTON RIOT IS OVER
I Commando IN Chicf of Eastern Fleet
ltrls~ts That licbrls Mere Con-
Qsicr,st Before lie Na- iniornrd III
the Troubic~.

London. May 3-Nice Admiral Sir
Fred l.. Wnsloe. commander In chief
OF the British Eastern fleet. cabling
from Hong Kong today informs the
admiralty thar the situation at Can.
ton is not serious now, the reyolu.
tionary outbreak of last Thursday
night having been crushed before the
news oi the movement was received
by him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
IMII1 NNS HISlIT
bNIi, iDRiNIH CASE

Washington, May g Renewal ~
the Lormar investigation was proVid.
ed to-day hy the senate committee on
contingent expenses which approved
resolution covering tho expenses of
such AN inquiry The report vii,
come az iu tho senate tomorrow aud
a light is expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
CARNEGIE GIVES HERO
FUND TO SWITZERLAND
Government Ncccpts Si3O,OOO IN
nii"d states sicc, Ronds With
Which to Reward Those Who
Sluw bravery.

licrnc, SWi--orland. Mas 3 TN"
government has accepted Siln, 600 ~
the form uf United states steel bonds
from Andrew Carnegie for the p.r-
pose of establishing u Swiss hero fund
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
SitpI Tit ~ GRIPS
WESTERN NNNID Nt'rlRERS

Tho declaration that trust"
= ips tho cntr. shoe manufacturing
industry ot the United states was
made to-day before the senate COM
mitt"o on finance. which began hear
iugs on the r'rlprocity bill
Manufactures from the middle
west told tn committee they we're
practically at the mercy of the United
shoe Machinery company OF Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

Denver. colo, May 2 There was
No election on today's senatorial bat
l0t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Dies Moip,s, ( ST. Joseph, 3.
Others. rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

ocontinued On Page 2, Column -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
FAMOUS BEAUTIES
NEVER GET FAT

Womankind wonders why famous beau
ties grow old, but do not grow fat They
live at silken ease, amid the porcelain
flesh pots, The wine. that puffs out OBJ
scure mortals, flows not Iliberally down
their alabaster throats Yet their life
long loaf does not thicken their limbs nor
double their chins. What is the secret of
the long-hved gracefulness Of the haut-
ton?
One-half ounce Marmola. Y or, Fl Elk
Cascara Aromatic, sh or Peppermint
Water. This is the famous Marmola Pres
cription. long familiar to the fashionable
pharmacists OF the world and their ellen
tele, but which has only recently pene-
trated TO the knowledge OF the hoi polloi
OF womankind Since when, for convent
ence sake, II has been put into elegant
pocket form, the Marmola Prescription
Tablet which can now be had OF we'll nigh
any druggist, fashionable and ordinary, or
the Marmola Co., 633 Farmer Bldg. De-
troit. Mich In large cases for seventy
With this tablet any woman can reduce,
by losing a pound a day, in q few weeks
take off fat (where Il shows most) on
chin, abdomen. hips, etc, without need
for exercising, table restraint. fear OF
wrinkles, or the slightest physical harm
or uneasiness.-AdV.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
DreSher Bros
Years Growth
Remarkable
Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Estab.
ishment Becomes Vests
Largest in One Year.

Dresher Bros immense cleaning and
dyeing establishment at 22Il-22I3 Far
nam street, Is just one year old, but de-
spite Its tender age, 1t today ranks a.
foremost among western dry cleaning CON
Germs.
The pay roll today numbers fifty-two:
in two months this will be run up 70
nearly seventy-five; a growth quite unpre-
cedented for a "year-oid" concern. you
must admit
Even though in business but one year.
Dresher Bros. have been compelled to e.
tablish branch receiving stations at
Dresher. The Tailors store in LineoIn,
Neb.; at Dresher. The Tailor's store at
1915 FarnAm street, Omaha, and the Pom
peian room OF the Brandeis stores. Omaha.
One will have . correct idea of the
thoroughness OF the Dresher Dry CLEAN
ing methods when II is stated that a we'll
known, practical dressmaker 10 at the
head Of the repair department that han
dies women's dresses. while a profess
sional man tailor presides over the large
force that repairs mems clothes and ladies'
tailored garments.
Dreshsr Bros. are today receiving az
press shipments OF work from all over
the west, and the firm pays express
charges one way on packages containing
work TO the amount OF $500 or over,
Phone Tyler 1900, or Auto. A-S225.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Eve HUNDRED 5OG PACKAGES FREI


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head of hair as Nature Intended.
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remedy IN the world. Not q mere pleas
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pomade, but a marvellous original sctSn-
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Your treatment stopped them quickly"
Another user says. My hair was coming
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
WEEKLY TO ADVERTISE CITY
Journal Similar to Municipal Facts"
of Denver is Planned.
TO START UNDER COMMISSION
Omaha Officials Are Discussing Pos
stbility of Having a Journal
that VIII Tell People of
the City's Greatness.

Following the recent suggestions OF
business expert from New York who said
that Omaha was not properly advertised, a
movement is on foot to establish for this
city a municipal journal which will convey
to taxpayers and outsiders the interesting
information of Omahas greatness The
model for papers of this kind is Munich
pay Facts" of Denver, which has been
established for three years. This paper is
sixtt en-page weekly, beautifully illus
trated and without advertisements. It's one
and only theme editorially and in pic
lures, is the beauty OF Denver and the
rich prosperity OF Colorado. II costs some
times as much as $4,000 a year, but 1t is
circulated freely to 900 tax payers and is
on file in most of the great public and
educational libraries of the country. A
better advertisement for the city could not
be found.
The circulars of statistics which my
department has been issuing are in demand
everywhere" says Comptroller Fred Cos
grove. who wants a municipal journal. II
did not know when began to issue these
monthly sheets that taxpayers would be
so anxious to get them One business man
remarked to me the other day that the
knowledge of certain tax conditions here
gathered from the statistical statements
had saved him hundreds of dollars. We get
requests from all over the country ask
ing for them, all cities over $1,000 get
them and all sorts of public libraries send
requests for extra copies. The success of
! these statements proves how much greater
success could be made Of a. regular paper
which would print not only dry figures. but
pictures of the parks and boulevards and
pretty homes"
| BeFka Enth usiRsttc.
| Acting Mayor Louis Berka is very en-
thusiastic about the idea and It may be
taken up at the meeting OF the council next
Monday afternoon. The park commission
/ ePs are anxious that 1t may go through. so
that the people of the city may be In
formed Of some of the beauties in the
parks which they are likely TO miss. JUS
at present the floral display a. Hansoon
park is at its best, but in week or 81
the frost may get it and citizens will have
had nothing 20 remind them OF beauties a
/ their very doors