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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man for pump
and windmill work: good wages to the
right man Address lla East State
street MarShniltoWn. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
FoR sALE-cITY PROPERTY.

For SaIe-My residence 204 North
Fourth street. east front. eight rooms.
conveniences. fire place. oak floors.
laundry, cistern. Near school. Joseph
~ Epermayer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

For SaIe--I.ots 45x120 and 60x150 ad
joining property. corner OF North
Fourth and Park streets. Joseph II
Egermayer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

For Sale-One of the best located
and cleanest hardware stocks in centra
Iowa Best of reasons for selling. Adj
dress W., care Times Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

For Sale-On easy payments. billiard
and pool tables, bowling alleys and
supplies. cigar store fixtures. We lead
in quality and cheap prices. The
Brunswick Bake -Collender Company.
1l3 Walnut street Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
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IOWA LANDS.

For Sale or Trade-2O0 acres three
miles south on Center street Well i'm
proved. Mrs j. \ Mooney r. No. 9
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

Wanted - Ten laborers. tomorrow
morning at Chicago Great Western
coal chutes Enquire Fairbanks. Morse
G. Co
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

For SaIe-Modern eight-room house
40 Park street. C. NJ. Bell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

For Sale-Cheap. a five h. p, and =
fifteen h. p steam engines In excellent
condition We have installed motors.
Address. Engine" care T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

For Saie-l60 acres smooth best
iowa corn land. we'll improved and near
town In Howard county. easy terms,
Price SIS Get description and list
Spaulding 4 O'Donnell. Elma. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04

For Sale or Rent-l70-a farm. six
miles south of Marshalitown known AS
the j f.. NJ Cooper farm. This IS Il
good stock farm and Will be sold on
easy terms J. L. Cooper, at Iowa
Savings Bank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
DEMOCRATS HOLD
AN EXECUTIVE
SESSION
Members of Executive Com.
mittee of Territorial Central
Democratic Organization in
Albuquerque.

Gathered IN Albuquerque today Tor
ihp purpose at discussing he political
eitua a'inu as lar aS the Dpmocra
party is concerned In New McNico,
aIr number of members at the exc.
rllll" committee ot the New Mexico
tcll ituIial Democratic central commit
tee sessions uf he committee were
held ia The Commercial, club this
morning ana This afternoon Nothing
Na- done 900 either uf The mect nga
which Wa- given Out tor publication
az lhI- rim"
so time was sct for 4 meeting a.
lho entire central committee. bar o.
Is quite i.bey lha such meeting
viii lakc place Within tho ncNt few
weehs The pr,scui needing uf the
executive committee Is the first to hr
held ion several months.
1ne mcmhcr- 0l the executive CON.
miitue present ~ the meeting today
wor" " G. Mcdonald. of carr ilul1
chairman Summers Burkharf Aluu
qucrqur. scCi'iarN \ \ Jones La.
Vegas ! y Hand. Los klamos "
Y MvGlu ia i.ande. j " \ornont
santa Fe G. Torres SoCorro. . y
Maroon, Albuquerque. n # ll.rriup
and r. G. Dela,a OF LAS Vegas and
u Il. FERGUSON of Albuquerque, wh,
are m,mhers ot lhe territorial com
mlttrc, bat nor ni the executive com
uittoe. also attended the sessions lo
daN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
new MEx|CANS At
CAPITAL WORKING
VERY HARD
Curry and Fall Call at Whit
House to Interest Mr.. Taft
House Rules Changed for
Territories.
stan Correspondent }
THE Evening ilcraId }
t,.osu ~. Post lsi,tp. }

Washington. ~ e.. Nprii 10 f"i.
mcr Governor G'orFr curry ana \
y Fal, prominent N'W NcNirtn~,
Woir white hou., visitors this mptn-
ng ThcA called upon VI. T1u to
discuss tho stealing ot hprscs JloHg
tn" Mexican border from TorraIaI u
rs uud Drstood hcy also took up vita
Nj Tan number ct matters II con.
ncction with statehood al This sea-
sou Neither Nj. curry nor Mr Fal
would tam about ta.ir Interview. fun
thor thm 90 say 1t had beou satisfac-
tory.
Th" rules ui The housr N,re amend
ID ths afternoon upon motion OF
Minority Leader Mann 80 that the
four d"ogJics trnm Sow Mexico Ari-
1"nu. HaWau ana Alaska shall be- in
lu'rd in ia, personnel pf t1o com
nitt'. "u t"rriorirt This Wls the
fll, u th, previous congrcs.'s hut
M u"N hpu-c .ulrs had made lto-
'rfnu fur uuN two d,Icpat.s fom
"ach territory 900 this committee. Tho
~ pucrtt- did uof oppose ths ,dangc.
aud the motion NIs carried hv p prtc-
tin"lly luminous .ot.
The capitol I- rull of statraoud
workers from Sew Mexico aud Nri.
z"na ami mon, ave arriving every lay.
Tho cpugt, ,.suru ate being bcsicg"d
~ residents trum both territories,
asking for "trN action on a ioini res
"luti'u admitting both tcrri,nri,s Ia
thu union.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Latest japanese Scare is
Quickly Knocked in Head
BY Chief Executive Who
Authorizes n Statement.
SOLDIERS ARE READY
FOR CONGRESS TO ACT
Senator Burton of Ohio De
clares That He is Author
lied to Make Public White
House Talk.

Washington - c.. April l1 r....
idont TWt moved swim tpday to
slu.,.h ts. hl..t Japnncsc wan s,ur,
stur, n .d.uuuy some reason. fpr
the mobilization of ruor- ou tn.
Texas burd. amc out Through
senator burton OF phio th, president
mad, au emphatic denial ot t1, r.-
port from M.Ni.o 'ity that o. proposed
trcaty b.tNa,u Japan aud McsI.u bad
,nus,d Go, movement OF 'rrop- Go
T,Vas
"ru, president auihoris.u wt
said senator Burton 10 d,nN u MOST
cmphati, terms On. story about o. .c-
ere, treaty between Mexico aud lt-
pan There is not one Nord uf TRUTH
u u senator Bacon uf GcorgIa. tE,
rauking MINORITY membcr "t The cum
mitt"' ou foreign relations, after o.
talk with tine president. declared that
Mi Tatt was surprised aud indignant
at the icpurt- impiicatiuE japan and
Mexico. YOU can put thc whole
story down as absurd said : natui
iacon. There was danger ut - wide
archy IN Mexico. The president tctco
quickly and dccisiNciy. He believed
the army should hc on IN, border and
ready Tor any contingency when con-
gross met
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Farmers Who Have Not En-
listed With Madero Have
Fled. Leaving Fields I'm.
titled and Abandoned.
SCANT SUPPLIES HAVE
DISAPPEARED RAPIDLY
Entire Northern Mexico in
Hands of Revoltos and Fed.
erals Are Cooped Up in a
Few Small Towns.

aqua Pri"ta. Mexico. Apul 1o-
Conditions are rapid, shaping thom-
selves IA the states of Chihushun and
Sonora Tor ctisis more serious than
- loss of hfe Americans in those tuo
states declare that unless tn. rebel
lion H. ended very soon all or north
crn MoNco viii experience - disas-
trous tamin.
- int"nt Ipon tn. rebellion hav.
the M"Nioans been that almost no tiil-
ing ui soil Tor corn has been don,
'his sprug and the crop OF wheat
from last fats planting VIII be very
small The supplies on hand to I'D.
TIA" population over IA. summe, are
nenrlN exhausted. for not only has
th"r" been uo producing population.
but the country has been ov.rrun by
rebel bands that nave consumed the
stores laid by what men have not
entered the rebel ranks as fighters
nav" fl'd from their homes and fields
ranks or 10 avoid III" payment OF war
tribute tu the rebels. First the Bavi-
apo ana Naqui valleys. then the Saco-
1ari valley, ANA now tn. sonora river
valley hav. been deserted by the crop
gr"~cis ana given over to the rebel
'-nrrrr-v 1Tfc T-rffrres y saY,narl5a.
front,r ras ANA Arizpc, the capitals of
th' districts w those names. have
been nbanduued hS the federal gov
"rnin"nt, 'audnen has only "A por-
ton uf one troop of fcdernls with vol
unt"crs. Muctc1uma is guarded by a
hnndiui of volunteers In chihuahua
the rebels control most of the state.
WITH their forces conc,ntrstcd nrodnd
tno capital city of Chihuahua while
n sonora the fodernls are mnsscd al
licrmusiiln alone.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Noii Stage u i.ol,imd.

- paso. Texas April 10 Tho
Mexican mail stage, tasting mail 10
the Mormon colonies suiith of Casas
Grando4 was held ur hast Friday aud
robbed. Aguus Calientcr. tho capital
OF thr state ui the ,ame name, and
the center uf the drawn work trade
"a Mexico, is reported o. hc threatened
by force 81 sac insurrrc,os -Four
hundred rebels also are said To- bn
advancing on Camacho, northern
Iacni'cas. An insurrrcto raid H. re
ported on the rorNeitio mines in So
nora. an the horses. arms ana sup
plies wcr" taken ana many mine
workers were impressed into scrvic"
as rohris The mines are owned by an
American company lnsurrcctos have
abandoned Tupia Durango to go to
Nvlard,nu tu reinforce the rebels
battling Wi:h the todorals in that vi
,iultN u BE- reported the tederals
have formed an alliance win the
turncnm- Indians iu purangu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
GUSTAvE k|SSELL
DIED TO-DAY
New York Man Came Into
Light BY Being Indicted
for Alleged Conspiracy in
Sugar Company.

Ncw York. \uru iU GusuNc <is-
sell, tong prominent iu wall street
died at h.~ rome TODAY after an i'll
ness ri more than q month. l<iss'lt
cam, Into th, spotlight OF publicity
through acquisition hN the American
sugar Refining COMPANY "f VA, Penn
s,iyhna SUGAR Refining company ~
PHILADELPHIA, owned ut Ndplph Scgal
kisscll. actIuI Tor th' -usar tJust, II
b. charged. loaned money to Ncsai
taking STOCK iu mis- company as Sac
curity thru turu'd over thr stock To
IA, sugar TRUST which voted th, stock
and closed ~oGHN~ refinery. spoc-
tucular crash tpllpViu.. kiss,ll and
officials of th. .urHr TRUST wore in
dl,tyd tor t r"u. piracy 100 restraint OF
trade aud recently - Was announced
hisscu would sauu Boz" brought to
trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
CATTLE SANITARY
BOARD HOLDS 4
SESSION HERE
Many Heavy Shipments Have
Been Recorded This Year
and Prospects Bright for
Successful Season.

he NrN Mexico Cattle sanitary
h0arl De- in session in Nlhuquo quD
ludi' gulnp over tho acroWplit !.
m'nls Of The orssni1alion dgrln- the
quarter nom January 90 March Ad
members of The board are In attend.
dnce al the meetings, including Prysi.
dent { T. ballard. ~ Roswell Secre.
tafy " ! l.inwoud. " ". Cox, " G.
Mcdonald ot tariiInlu. " IL Jack
OF Silver tiE ana u + pankcS. Of
l4any
This morning was given over go
iontinc Nurk aad con slderaiiun ui iho
rcpoit3 OF thc various officers. The
report of Secretary l.inwood proved
u veritahlc nine of Information on
cattlc conditions Ia Sea Mexico. aud
a. by Tar the most complete report oi
It's ind ooai. .illcd in the territory thus
Tar The facts and hgurcs given ont
by Mr ,inwood proved gratifying 10
the members a. the board. and Will
ho equally gratifying to catlicmen
throughout the TERRITORY The board
viii complete It's work his afternoon
and wlll probably adjourn until June
Though this Is a season Of hHNing
rather than shipping. heavy ship.
mcnts have been recorded according
10 figures compiled by The cattle
board The showing OF this year ie
Tar IN advance of that made during n
simiar period year ago The cattle
shipped numbered 31,5O5 "a against
80 9G0 IN The spring quarter of lal0,
horses shipped numbered .i2i, while
lasl years showing Tor IN. sprng
quarter Was la61 During the iasi
three months 3I1 brands have been
recorded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
NBE RlEl' NOM CuNUttTS
\ ulbt.G a. As ~ ptsi~O>

san quentin. CaL April 4" EyrrN
evening after dinner finds Abe nurL
former political dictator nf san Fran
cisco conducting Hihlc class In san
Quentin prison. which continues until
lights out ,m. The elias. has
grown from his two colmatos until
I, now numbers about 90.
Rucfs ability Hs n teacher ui IA"
Bible has been heraldod around IN"
prison with such rapiditN that h" has
received an invitation to deliver SET
les of sermons In the prison chapel.
Rucf preached his first sermon yes-
tcrdaN,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
GOVERNMENT ElIE> >lir
M\t<~I SANTA ~ ENIiW ~

Guthrie, Okla April 10 liY di-
roption oi secretary Nagcl of fhr d'-
rlrtm'ut of comm,rcc au labor. Hc-
ton was nl.d I'm the united Stotcs
llstrict court torr todpV by John Em
hrN United states ATTORNEY 1sliust
th, AtrhiSou Topeka a santa Fc
Railway company. charging violation
or "huur, ~ service law which linn
is the consecutive hours nf employ
m'ut of railway employees, There
are hftN-uin. cuunts 'u the action and
% total OF s2a.5oo IN penalties t. de-
mandrd hN the government
- .S r"pottrd tonight that tac re-
cent action of lhr santa ~ IN sam
marilN discblrging many railway
employees resulted from evidence
siyon IN employees which resulted u
thv court ease lnst nlod.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
MRS. ARMOUR LOSES
C0NS|OERAblESUM
Defrauded BY Young Woman
She Trusted. She Declines TO
Prosecute Her Despite
Large Financial Loss.

kansas C,ty, Mo, April l9.--ono
hundred and nny thousand dollars H.
the amount taken from Mrs, :. -
Armour hy ihr young woman whom
shc brfriend'd, instead ot sl0h,ve0,
as report'd Nestcrday ina, state
ment ,pmr tfum nu. y,ry close To-
tho Armour family aud one who has
been iu t"uch win ia. ,1se over sine.
il WIS first discovered that securities
had bcou taken rom Mrs Armours
strong box,
u H. said. however. thbt almost m.
mpdittoiy after Ia" discovery oi the
ihrtts and the ,ouuQ woman made her
Coutrss,ou bonds IN thr amount oi
yi5.000 wore recovered The Young
woman told wlihou, reservation Nhorc
the SECURITIES We're hidden Hunds To-
th amount uf t.i. 600 Vrrr found In
the dog kennel in the rear of th' Nr-
muur Residence. i9so Wtrw rk Huul.
cvard WIN the cash on deposit in
th. Fidelity Trust company tl"r. hns
been rocotrrr about $50. .n1o in mon
.tN
II H. not SGT known how much rh"
works nf art and az. aud sHyerNprc
in storag, MI bring. but prob4nly
MOT io rar ,gui af ;hCif original ."ll-
iug rri,r ~ pus set has attempted
io estimate what Mrs Armour not
loss Nill hc
II vas recalled this morning that
iu~t previous tn becoming acquainted
with Mfs Armour the young woman
suffered sever" attack of tVphnid
f'Nrr. Mucn of the time she was d"-
liriuus
Frlcuds now shy that white she re-
coveted her health the fever lcr IL,
impression un hrf mind Almost im-
mvdihlrN she hogan To- help herself
." Mr~ Armour, bonds ono broker
hos r"cord uf sale by urr mad,
about month after Mr.. Armour took
an int" c-i In her
There vii b" uo arrest
W, should show charity to thoS,
whose pas; llfv has been good. H. IA,
explanation given bv Ms Armour
who says she regrets the publicity
caused
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
YOSHIWARI LOSS WILL
BE THREE MILLION


Toxic. April lo.--lt ~ roughly est
timat.d that three million dollars Will
cover IN" property loss caused hy q
hrc which Yesterday wiped out the
"Yoshiwaci.' that district of the cap
ital where social license ~ permitted
under municipal surveillance, M
fatalities wer. discovered, according
Ia official reports, but the evening
papers assert that -four er Ave per-
sons were burned Ia death or Killed
while attempting 10 escape from tn"
burning homes. SIX were severely IN
Jured and about one hundred r'ceiN-
ed minor hurts About tyc thousand
houses and shops were burned, tho
lire sw acping over an area of approx
imatciy four square miles. six thous-
aud wonen residents OF the "Noshi-
wari' were made homeless.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
BUSCH GAVE THEM BEER
IN DRY STATE OF KANSAS
Mraltht iuCwcr Who Passed Through
\Ihuqurrquc ia~t WccL, Met with
lie >iSsd Reception when News
Leaked Dut.

idolutt- Busch Who PASSED throuph
AWqup Quo lasi Wc,h. en route tu
st lonis from hi, winter home IN
Pasadena handed out beer aud open.
ed champagne when hr passed
lhrou.h prohibition Kansas accord
ina go prcss III patches. one of which
IS dated llutrhi-un aud ass
The generosity ol Adulphus nusch
in riyiu- away beer and champagne
at the Santa Fc depot ben. This after
noon whtn his special ,u Adoiphus
stopped mere Il tpW minutes. caused
much oNCiicm'nt among the thirsty
ana several OF them paruoE at the
tree refreshments of the ruyelin1
oasis First Mr. busch gave away
pocket knives hearing th" advertise
Mcut pI ih. Anh"uaer-insch i}roNlug
COmpWy and hen he treated loW
lo butlDr of beer. Mr. Busch also
invited uis guests into his car and
furnished champagne mmediatcl,
sfuH tu, IrUI turc ut train tho new.
oG jAu nee distribution spread ana a
ar4r crowd gathered al the drpot
rh, action 90. NJ iW-cb Is condemn.
cl 10, rhc temperance pcopl" here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
WOMAN MAYOR IS
COUNTED OUT
Mrs. Wilson Of Hunnewell
Kansas. Has Real Political
Fight or Her Hands and
Employs an Attorney.

Wellington tH Nui io-N Nftcr
winning tuc ma.oH. o. HunncWcli.
Kan. ia @ iair Hab. iud with a heavy
handicap Nr rn Wilson has been
counted ou. und .h. ,.rIncatc OF elcc
zion ha. u..n I,.u fu urr opponent
q " Nkr'.
PROMPT action 900 hor part how
over mat cause ,,yctsal ol the
pro,,dur, ', which bet election vas
anmdod sb. uaa her own attornoy
ana has even convinced The city az.
.o.nc' ho rIE council has acted IT,
'c-allr uut whether The councll viii
'ai.. thr advice ul tbc city attorney
is bo auuWu
Nu' being nominated Ia the roSilnr
WGt Ihc uau.- of Mrs Wilson and
the Othnr women running With her
Nti' moi printed on the regular bal
lots Tho voters who desired 10 vote
ior hor bad tu write in the names
When 'u' vote was counted at
HunuoN.N i4-. Monday night. the
Iudgcs '0und tht same number fof
each ui thp candidates for mayor. -
votes Some said The old council
would have io settle the tie when the
vot,s N..r cdnNass"d, but ,aw was
iinnllN found which Directed a casting
oi lois bl ne iudgos. when the slips
were drawn Mrs Wilson won rhc
judge uadc heir return to show
her election ana placed the ballots
In au envelope which was left unsoal.
.aH HANDED 4.
The cltN rlctk who happened tu be O.
VI Ahtt~ The Unsuccessful candidate
tor mayor A. result OF what hap.
pcu,I then MIS- Wilson came 10 Wei.
lngiou lsal nighl aud employed Judge
llouicA ol The county attorney office
10 louk after her interests
When tho old Hunncwel council
mrt hsr Thursday morning, Mrs VII
sou said. instead ui CanVassing The rc.
runs. he ballots were iaken from
The envelope and counted again. IN
This count they assert. Nteta wos
elected nN on, vote and II was So lie.
olared Judge licrrlck advised that
thi. was strictly Illegal. it being un.
lawful 10 recount the ballots except
after he Ming of contest by Akers.
MIR. Wilson also called upon T. T.
Hackney. attorney for The city ui Hun
newell. aud nc told her that he would
advise The council 20 change iis ordri
and issue certificate 10 her, Whoih
~ the retiring council viii accept this
advice D. not known Mrs Wilson
SAYS that she viii not enter a pro
iongod contest over the position a. sh,
i- nor financially able To de- SO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Miss Olzine Roeffel and Her
Sister Anna, Meet Tragic
Death in Accident at .
O'Clock Today.
WERE DRIVING TO TOWN
FROM FATHERS FARM
Horses Became Frightened at
Paper in Road and Bolt,
Throwing Occupants Of
Buggy Into Roadway.

. FIifi lfl AN lsf'llNE IL tlhH
" snu Mouud. N N NprH so In
a distressing runaway aceid. .l, Witch
",,urr'd urHg hcr "uu, tnt. morn.
me. AIS ulzenc Harul of Huron.
South Dahpta uui her sis'cr Nnna
l;ocH % ui luka Illinois. Nc.. k,il,d
.hutth aft o.tIuvk fh, girls loft
th'Ir tttHct- ium. as" mn los from
Wagon MHuud ar go 900 90 llug t1
conn, h,i' inr uall tId to par has"
.uppli,s. IL i~ not known how the
accident o,.urrcd but % believed
uh, of tht ho.-.s -hl,d st paper
aud caused his tt.,m mate to hnlt The
sirls lost control Of th, team which
datt,d wildly along thc ruad. rhr
llght ~pring wagon was overturned
aud Olzcnc was thrown out receiving
= fractured skull and otl,s injuries.
She lived an hour Anna was drasg'i 4
along with ga, wagon f"r spmr dis
tau,c and was so badly injured that
snc was dead Nhcn pass"rs-bA came
to her assistance few moments att
ha ocident ply'n" never rcgtinvd
CONSCIOUSNESS ana Nds uuabl. T." trll
how tlr ansir happened.
4 pltablc scene was enacted when
ipc aged father of the girls arrived
on the scoro iic had 10 n notified
81 the accident aud drove 20 tn" place
aS quickly as poss,pie. onr gir' was
lyng By the roadside dead a whit"
shcc, covering her nod, \ phS stefan
WAS bending over Tho young lady. en-
A-aNorlng TO restore her ~ conscious.
Olaene Roem.i cam. ~ Wagon
Mound only q few days ago from Hu-
ron. = ~. To visit her folks. Anna
arrived some time h.ior, from mi
unis.
only last week their brother Rev
Emery Roenel was married In luka
fi and is now on his way g. Wagon
Mound with his bride. on their we'd
ding tour happy family reunion
rui been planned. Miss Ol2cne having
travelled all the wav from South ba'
kota to attend Instead of the cele
hrntiou that IL vas planned To has
ticrr viii ht a double funeral Muci
SORROW Vds caused l Wagon Noun,
ht ihr tcullc a. id.n' and NAM
usopl. have rou, 80 a. rocnrl hum,
go orror ~ ~ ympo. hy and assist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
" oman Narrowly Escapes Death
During kunawaN.

Mra : O Morrison, riding in
light buggy with her liltlc child mar
roWl, escaped death ns tn result ~
the runaway accident which caused
the death oi tha Hooncl girls tudaN,
Mr. Morrison Was driving nhoad ~
the Rormel runaway TENN and th.
huggy Iu which shc Wa. 'iiidg wns
,ld,sN ipod h, lhc runaway ANA turn-
ed oyer Sh- and the rh'd wet"
thrown pm INTO th' road. Noith'r
wore ullrrd in anyway. When Mrs
Morrison atose from tho Und VIII
hcr hnhN. she sav he two l,prnol eit'q
"a hundred Yards na k 's,rs n IN"
road. ou, diving and Ga n'h'c d,n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
DR.. WROTH RETURNS
FROM TOPEKA

Ills health greatly improved aS Tho
result OF briri stay IN the Santa fc
hospital IN Topeka. IN ! n Wroin
returned 10 Albuquerque lasl nisht
ana viii apaiu Resume his extensive
practice ANA attend to his ,ariuus
pubic trusts as alderman. chaim m
oi The sewer committee and pre- dd"nt
of The board of health Dr Wroth IS
numerous friends will be- glad &C.
know that he has been almost cola.
plctcly restored Ia health
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
LITTLE STEAMER TURNS
TURTLE OFF SYDNEY


Victoria, u. c., April lo.-The little
120.ton steamer IroQuois. which plies
among the east coast islands. turned
turtle on sydney, B G.. this morning
The vessel did heavy freight and
passenger business.
All on board the IroQuois were
saved except Purser Monroe About
fifteen passengers and crew OF
twelve were aboard the boat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
BODIES ARE STACKED
UP LIKE WOOD
Gruesome Task of Removing
Victims of Alabama Coal
Mine Disaster is Going OIL
Today.

Banner. Ma Npril lo-- F"riy.tiye
bodies have been removed from the
ranuor milne of thc Pratt tonsolid1T-
"a Coul and iron company where
tha explosion took place saturday.
and sixty mpr, corpses haV" been pill
90 up ready for tram ears Ia haul 4"
"pen air pn, hundred and twenty
cight men are dad 90 unaccoun'"d
far Hs u lcsuli of the explosion.