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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
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riage in Runaway and
Pneumonia Resulted Caus-
ing His Sudden Death
FROM RANCHER HE
ROSE TO MILLIONAIRE
Began Career in Arizona Then
Bought Abandoned Mine
From a Mexican Widow
Which Produced Fortunes.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
NELSON SUBSTITUTE
WILL Be PASSED
BY SENATE IS
FORECAST
Measure is Pleasing to Presl-
dent and While House Is
Opposed 1t Will Accept Ad'
mission Of Arizona Now.
RECALL OF JUDICIARY
MUST BE ELIMINATED
st..h torrespoadease
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
FLAGSTAFF MAIL
POUCHES STOLEN
Six East and West Bound Bags
Are Missing When Clerks
Get Ready to Handle Them
Officers Have No Clews.
especial relegram 10 Evening Hcraldn

flags,pn Ariz, Aug SlN mail
pouches cn route east and west were
stolen from he depot platform here
last uight rhc robbers was NOT
dis, ovci.d ntil the CLERKS we're read,
TO handle the pouches The thcfl was
reported Ia he local and santa y,
special officers hu' ther, is uo Glow
to the Johucrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
LIMITED CRASHES
INTO FREIGHT
Fast California Train of Santa
Fe Hits Caboose and Four
Cars Demolishing Them
Enginemen Jump Unhurt.
Especial Telegram 10 n,.nlns Herald.

Especial Telegram "a ENrninE Herald
FlagHtan, AriL, Aug The crack
California limited OF the santa Fe
ran head on into a freight train here
this morning wrockinu q cahoose ana
four box cars The limited escaped
with q lew minor mishaps, none on
board being hur, "a all The engine
men saw hc crash wac inevitable and
after reversing the locomotive they
Jumped 10 safety landing uuhurt The
wreck caused q DELAY of siN hours for
trains az This point The blame for
the accident has not been fixed hut Il
is brlicNed ihc freight had not made
thc siding ia timo for the limited 90
pass
trouble thg benefit or tho doubt and
act ~ the situation Demands DO the
law is net violated. Every step tool,
was as open as the daN
chairman stanley inquired OF IA.
former president for NOR, "details "a,
10 tho confer,nC, al the whit, hous,
aud about IA, trust companies iu
trouble in New York at th, time.
~ tWnk the, mentioned only on,
% tNf'i W 'Ni i'tAIif NNtNl I'f.l lNNNlltA ~
been Inf, rmcd thn; thor, were tw,
such compani,s ana that the tsseu
uf % certain hig stock brok,r5ru com.
pany were threatened They said
they were Wiilius tu purchase th,
Tennessee property for the Steel cor-
poration. that tho steel corporation
di1 not Nish to de- it for the snk,
of tho transaction itself because II
had pcru thcir polvN tu kyrp thci
proportion oi th' stru business 40 81
per vent ar less
As matter ot fact their routro
was lpss They said th,N wore Nillinl
aud anxious Go take over the pruport,
because thoN telt IL was the only wa!
tu save the situation. that IL woulC
pat the power of the steel corpora
tiun behind tho companies On the fir
ms nno and iu position 90 proycn
disaster" q
You spoke of their mentioning
trust companies Mr stanley asked
'did they mention anyT'
Il think they mentioned none, Mr.
ltrnscvcu replied. "and ! asa not asl
, them Tor the names
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
REJECTED SUITOR
KILLS THREE
The Girl, Her Father and a
Young Man Are Shot 20
Death in Little Minnesota
Town BY Swain.


NY IsNrHInH UrTnIu 7. y IrnsFu " IRE
Olivia Ninu, Aug William
N1lil ms daugb'ur Cora, and Edn..d
Corey Welc shot and instantly al,ut
uJ the Wolf buwc here earh today
Edward Co.tt dId the shooun- Ho
Was q rci,ctod sWt1- OF Miss Wol'l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
NRBTR NTION TREATIES
AIli. REFERRED
tBy Eyeatng Herald A. y. ieas~d Wtrel

. Washington, Aug THE sen .
. ate TODAY referred the general .
y arbitration treaties with Great .
. Britain ana France to the for =
y cign relations committee, chair .
. man Cullom promised early con .
o sideration Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
FoEsT FIRE IS
NOW UNDER CONTROL

NashW"iou u. G., Aug "a tor
est ilro witch was threatening the de.
structiOn ot the Angeles forest vas
got under control during On, night
District Forester Du Bois ln lolc
gran tu the forest service here. re-,
ported the situation much better and
said thn hre prohahly viii BIZ cNtln-
guishcd during the next Is hours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16
.THE|:.GIREAjIIS0VIiH|...


1yAsHINGTO N, Jan. 4 9 THE 100
boys in! the Southern States who have
raised the best corn crop during the
past year will be given al, opportunity
to eshlbitSten ears each at the M.
,tional Corn ESpositlo lon to- be held at
Columbus, Ohio, January 3oth to Feb.
ruary 11th," said Dr. Clarence 4.
Owens. commissioner Of Agriculture
and Immigration, of3the Southern Com.
lnerleial Congress, sIns . recent Inter.
view. 4: II 8 /.
There are $4,000 boys belonging TO
the com clubsiIi IN the southern states,
and the Southern; Comm rcial Con.
,grsss. cooperating With the United
States Department Of Agriculture, will
3pay, for the transportation 81 exhibits
OF the 100 most successful boy corn
.ralsers' to the exposition grounds. The
selection Of the exhibits viii be done
ny the county and state agents or the
siarm Demonstration work Of the De;
!partment Of Agriculture. We hope to
bring together exhibits from 100 sacres
whose otal output was 10000 bushels.
The boys corn clugs Throughout
the south had wonderful success last
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

-. ~.
T. Many suspicious circumstances sur.
round the origin Of the fire which de.
stroyed last week the business SEES.
ton ofithe town! of$Welch.. Itfis claim.
ed that on the day beforesthet fire or.
liginated SthatSthe fire department OF
iBlueield q had been summoned to
WEIGH to test the water works sys:
TEN and most Of the water in the tank
which supplies the town was used In
the testing Of the various mains. 1t
was before the tank had been reflled
that fire broke out in the building.
1t is thought by some to be the5work
Of n gang who had grievances against
thestown. The business section VIII
be rebuilt at once. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16
Six months al the { remont I hel,a;trl;ee,
Now in Its Fourth Triumphann. Year.

"Tke Best P!ay3l Have Ever SEEM
Colonel Roosevelt. Y. Is, i,i, u.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

x
4 f,; e and gDr s. "A. Knapp, OF tlie be.
par ment % grIcnltufe. Who SIS direct
|llss in charge of farm monstratluh,
work, anticipates event. etter results,
next Year.
Y : wing In the tremend and
wonderful resources 81 tie south. the
Southern Commerce nl Congress isi ii
lively cooperating With the United:
lstates Department OF n grIcnlfnre M
disseminating correct informant ion. and;
Is watching very carefully The spubllca.
tlon OF; bulletlhsswhicii mas be os value
TO the southern farmer, 80 that they
may be brought TO HIS attention I'M,
Smllleediately upon publication The de-.
jpartment has recentlyissned 5twoSy;lta.s
able bulletins, No. ~ Corn and Corn
Raising, and No. 4ls. sseea corri.,'s
which may be b u had upon pplinatiof 10
the Washington ofIlce,' INV ss5 + Z.
n DR.. Owens Is now ma king d dip
iSthrough the southern states sitting
e, each governor, egarding d sstate com
2 Oh fifteen slness men ID fei.
resent the state Sat the great meeting
5ofSthc Southern q ommefcia Congress
to; be held at Atlanta, March s. ID ma
1o Governor Mann. 10 vlrgtnia. dow
error g 81 Gliasscoc ofi yests Virginia and
Governor Wilson, of 4 Kentucky I. sarei
each heading such commit tees.
Furnished rooms good enough for
tv0tf---a re n vtarf{aa IA ~ a ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

sdagsif an attempt Is made to- arrest
the Republicans. It isssaid that -four
Democratic Senators wanted to be fair
;inathe caucus, and that they are about
disgusted with their fellow members
They are said to be. Senator's Kidd,
Fisher, Preston and Joe u Smith.
They are said torealize that the Dem.
jocrats are working without uthority
of3law, and will not stand for It much
longer, not II the D Democrats leaders
insist upon making themselves ridicu.
lous. Il ;'. "a
\ For the5flrst time in years the Dem.
:ocrats in the Senate have a designat,
ed leader. At a caucus held the other
day Senator Mclntire, was designated
to lead, in the present fight, and now
1T Is expected that he will want to
hold Imposition throughout the SEES,
sioh. One ors two Senators were ab,
sent when :thek Header was chosen and
did not understand the game at ilrst,
but they later caught ~ and ,pr.
amused to see .howsits WORKS 10 olloyf
Senator McIntirej as lea.ler, does, All
the, talking and makes all the mo- tons
even to a motion 70 adjourn or TO DIS;
pense with the further reading OF hs
Journal. Speaking Of the working Sci
the machine, one prominent Democrat,
;icS Senator said Thirteen 81 us are
not allowed to think. let alone speak
We are3there to vote. yVhgEdpn,tsSop
know when It is time to K offer }tif
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

Fully fifty county superintendent
OF free schools will attend the annual
meeting for. such officials which was
provided for by the State department
Of schools, which will meet at CHARLES.
ton this week. The opening session
Will be held on Thursday. The meet.
Ing will be a profitable one and elab-
crate programmes have been arrang-
ed. i The meeting will continue for
three. days and prominent educators
from this and adjoining States Twill
be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16
their votes they should have
vi Boast of RajIroadjnq,S

II Bit with All ehpcrats IN, tie chair,
and some: 81 theS p smo cratlc membefs
openly; boosting that they would rail-
road HearneS and White and put Dem
ocrats in their place GIN order to have
81 majority to2fellstFlct the State and
enactlaws to suit the Democratic
taste, the Republicans have itakenft the
only course open Il. them. And they
are net afraid Of being arrested and
taken into the Senate They do fear
that II the Democrats ihad:a chance to
use force they would soyerpower some
lone Republican Senator and drag him
In to complete the quorum but such
tactics will hardly be risked with as
many stalwart Republicans as there
arc here ready to heed the battle
cry. The Republicans only ask for
their rights Sand fairStreatment, but
.ifthe Democrats want 4 tolforce trouble
by. revolutionary measures, the p Re.
.publicnns will not5fnil to defend them.
selves. Governor Glasscock declares
4 the Republicans are right and should
the necessity arise, the militia rs well
equipped. (: n !. 4
W. Democrats Weaken. y
Al. But there, will be mo need for, the
militia, because the Democrats show
signs Of weakening. They have eau.
cused as to their procedure, but the
caucus is likely to he broken any
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16
.REPUBuCANsW RAYE.
continued ii from d. !: Page ! i I. one.l 81

v
Ing Hearne Is to permit the Demo-,
Gratis to sredlstrlctSthe State, pass a
) rev registration lawtand take action
on many other matters. Il 4
Ss:As the people of the - tate areSbe-
coming more familiar with the State
Senate situation here, more and more
,tc!esramg are coming into the Repub.,
sllcan Senators telling them to stand
pat and not permit the Democratic
members to carry out their nefarious;
intentions. Prominent Republicans
ALI Overt the State, and some Demos
!. Gratis, declare the proposed action Of
the Democrats to throw out Senator
,Hearne, and perhaps Senator White,
without giving either a chance In a
/. thousand is revolutionary and that it
Is the Democrats rather than the Re.
publicans who are violating the State
constitution. &. s.ss7
The bold scheme of the Democratic
members to intimldate the. Republi:
cans by.adopting a resolution order:
Ing their arrest lis believed to have
been a bluff which the Republicans
have called. In the first place, there
has SO far been no Senate at THIS,
session,iand many Of the leading law
syers Of the State declare; that since
There has been no quorum presentsat
any time, anything that the cratic
Democrats might do is Illegal The
Senate consists Of thirty members,
and q majority sb sixteen; Any iacs
ttion taken4b d less number cannot
hold. II is true that had the Senate
met and been organized fewer than a
quorum could then send out and bring
In the absentees. The Republicans;
as Senator Hatfield stated, when he
boldly walked down. Capitol street
ard 5ordered his supper at a local ho-
tel, have done nothing to be arrested
{ for, and the man who attempts to
I carry the resolution Of the Demo.
cratic members is going to get hurt. X
Harris Made Mistake. i VI.
Though Clerk John T.. Harris fol.
i lowed precedents, it is believed by
some that heS made a mistake in call
ing Senator Kidd to the chair. Kidd
rs heSoldest In point;of service, but
he was iassenator.elect and not d hold.
! over. He had no power in the Senate
Until he was sworn5in Barring Kidd,
Senator Fisher, org Senator Johnson
would have been,ealled to- the, chair.
Both have served the same time and
III is reasonable TO suppose that be.
tween the two a Republican clerk
would have called to the chair i Re.
!!pubiIcauss Senator Johnson. Had that
been done, II the contests against
Hearne and White would have come
up in the regular and legal way, and
these two Senators. whom the people
elected, would have had a fair show.
No ruling would have been made by
the chair that the contested members
couldSnot.yote, and no business would;
be allowed to come up until the Sen.
satelwouldsbe permanently ,organizedi
mo agreement could have been
reached AS to the permanent organizaI;
ton. q deadiock would have been o ~
but there would have been no need.
for the Republicans to remain away
j8Iia order 70 mai ntain The rights which
! voters of tte tate decided with
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

Given here with a special cast ef
players which mustera a roll q the
best artists ion.the a iaerican stage. vi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

2se, 5oc, 75e. $500 and $50,
Scat sale lat chrlstte,s drug store,
Monday a u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16
n1H0NGAHElAI DEP ST0REaa9ggI

~ f!zff II Q t9stSg
prayer K I'D pushes a but ton and the
leader tells us to arise, " 81 AZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

Furnished ooms good enough for
3you7 are advertise ed to-day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-03
UNCLE SAM To PAY
MISS KELLY $4,000
Will Be Highest Paid Wom-
an in Government Serv-
ice-Mint Examiner.
National News Association

WASHINGTON, Aug, 3.-Miss Mar
garet " Kelly of the mint bureau of
the Treasury Department today be-
came the highest salaried woman in
the government service in the United
States, and went into position OF
executive authority never before in
trusted to a woman.
Miss Kelly, who has been chief
clerk of the mint bureau at a salary
of s2,250 a year, was today appointed
by Secretary MacVeagh as examiner
of minis in the bureau, virtually as
| sistant director of the mint. In this
new position, in addition to drawing
| $4,000 a year. Miss Kelly win be act
| ing director of the minis of the coun
| try in the absence of George E. Rob
| erts, who is director. She will have
| immense business at any time the di
rector is absent.
In Bureau Many Years.
Miss Kelly has been in the mint blu
reau for many years, rising from one
position to another, by sheer merit
She is acknowledged to know as much
of minting and coinage as any othel
authority next to Director Roberts. A!
private secretary to several director.
she became intimately acquainted
with the business of the minis. Thel
as chief clerk she grew into a still
wider knowledge. Upon the death o
Robert Preston she was recommends,
for examiner, and Secretary Mao
Veagh, after careful investigation, de
cided she should have the place.
Up to this time the highest salarie
woman employe of the government
has been Miss Leona M. Wells, assis
ant clerk to the Senate committee O
appropriations, whose salary is 81
500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-03
Al Local TheQterS
Murray.

Murray.
The Murray theater this week pre-
sents one of the best all round vaude-
villes seen here this season. From the
five stellar acts which go to make up
decidedly attractive and pleasing bill
it would be difficult matter to pick a
headliner
A. ]. Carlos in novelty act is car
toonist of great ability. His act is a
rare one, something entirely different
from the ordinary act of cartoonists
work and must be seen to be appre-
ciated. The pictures are above the av-
erage and will be appreciated by the
lovers of the picture line.
Elliott and West comedy and eccen-
trio dancers and singers have an act
that is good in every respect, being
somewhat different from all other &C.
centric singing and dancing acts
which have shown here so far. That
their act is riot is shown by the ap-
plause.
Smith Bros. do some heavy lifting
that is quite out of the ordinary Both
brothers are big husky men whose
muscles have been developed to an
enormous size by their athletic work.
jeanette Adler who has been select
ed by the Rossiter Pub. Co. to make
popular the song Somewhere This
Summer With You" has more than
succeeded. She has beautiful voice
and a choice selection of popular
songs.
Carley Carlos is a Spanish dancer
who is known as the International
dancer. She has been all over the
world and gives the favorite dances of
all nations in a variety of costumes.
1t is one of the prettiest things ever
seen anywhere.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-03
Gennett Theater.

II the crowds that are filling the
Gennett Theater this week is judge of
good show, surely the Keith Stock
Company is the best attraction of it's
kind ever seen at the Gennett, for they
are breaking all records. Yesterday af-
ternoon the company presented Nam
Zelle, over two hundred people were
turned away. Without any exception
Mem Zeile is the most sensational play
written which can be vouched for by
all those who witnessed it. This same
bill will be repeated again on Saturday
night Tonight, the feature play of the
week will be seen, "Shore Acres" ex-
actly as produced by the big one night
stand attractions. Mr.. Keith takes
pleasure in presenting this play as he
carries the scenery and electrical eff
fects necessary to give a first class
production besides the excellent cast
which he has arranged for this bill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-03
PLAYS AND PLA YERS

Anna Held has arranged to start
from Paris next week Her tour will
begin in September.
John Drew will open with The Sim
gle Man" at the Empire Theater in
New York on Labor Day.
Under the title of 1.-The Mysterious
Jimmy" a French version of alias
Jimmy Valentine is arousing curios-
ity in Paris.
Gus Hill announces he will send out
a real "old timer minstrel show next
season, containing a number OF per-
formers of the old days.
Jane Kelton, leading woman Of the
American Stock company at Spokane,
Wash, has played 211 parts since the
company was organized six years ago.
Margaret Dale and Elsie Leslie will
support George Arliss in his forthcom-
ing production of Louis N. Parker's
"Disraeli' at Wallack's Theater, New
York, in September.
Leo Ditrichstein, who plays the i'm
portant role of Gabor Arany in David
Belasco's production of THE Concert"
is said to be finished musician as
we'll as finished actor
Orme Caldara has been selected by
the Authors Producing Company to
succeed George Nash in the role of
Wilbur Emerson in THE Gamblers"
who is announced to open in Boston in
October.
Paul Wilstachs drama, "Thais," is
to be produced by Sir Herbert Beer
bohm Tree at His Majesty's Theater,
| in London, with Tyrone Power and
Constance Collier in the leading roles
of the play.
May Vokes will have the principal
part in THE Quaker Girl" which is
| to be produced in Atlantic City, N.
j., in October. Others in the cast will
be Percival Knight, F. Pope STAN.
per and Arthur Klein.
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth's
new comedy for next season is said to
be humorous illustration of life in a
tabloid flat-bed under the floor, ice
stove in the escritoire
F., Landon Mitchell is the author of a
new comedy in which Mrs. Fiske will
appear in October. He has been in
France for several weeks, giving his
play it's final touches, but will return
to New York in few weeks.
Harrison Grey Fiske has gone tc
London to complete arrangements fol
the production next season at one oil
the New York theatres of Edward
Knoblauch's Arabian Nights play
"Kismet," now running at the Garricl
Theater, London.
Gaby Deslys, who is credited with
having caused the downfall of the
young King of Portugal, is to appear
in New York under the management
of the Shuberts after the close of the
Russian ballots engagement at the
Winter Garden.
Early in the fall E. J. Dodson viii
begin his tour in "Gauntlet's Pride" {
new comedy from the pen of Hartle.
Manners. He will be under the man
Iagement of Cohan & Harris, who, =:
short time after, will produce James
Montgomery's two latest works
Ready Money" and Jimmy, Jr."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-03
Tho Cause.

did you hear the awfu. shrek that
engine gave as it few bys asked the
first man as they approached rail-
road eros sing.
Yes. What caused it%' rejoined his
companion
II presume the engineer had 1t by
the thrcttle"-Smar Set.