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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
MINISTER GUILTY
Of SAD MISTAKE
Presbyterian Pastor in Seattle
Convicted of Unlawfully
Registering Two Woman
Voters.

seattle, Wash. Match 3o.--i,cy T.
" sutton. - Presbyterian minister.
who served ~ q registration clrrk
during the precinct registration tot
the recall election las, month. was
found guilty last night of illegally cu-
tcring names on the registration
books
The penalty il from one To- nye
years 10 prison The iurl was uut but
two minutcs
No attempt was nude by defense
To- disproVc tn, ch1rgo ina, REV. Sut-
ton has entered the names of two
women On The hooks when the women
we're not In the room.
sutton asserted that h' did not
know he was violating the law H.
SAYS n, 1nt"rrd the names uf the Wo-
men nj their request bccaure they
were unable to visit the registration
booth IA person
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
SEVEN TECHNICAL. EAPERTS
ARE NOW IN MEA1lO

For tn. purpose of investigating the
cost of sheep raising and the cost Of
the production of wool. seven tech
nical experts. representing the tarin
hoard. are NOW IN New Mexico r..
l.. shaw ~ Washington u c.. Who Ia
In charge of the work, lett early this
morning for Roswell. after spending
week In Nbuaucrqu. inv.etigntsns
conditions ~ tho Rio Urandc valley.
TIE Information gathered about sheep
raising and wool production In NsW
MsNico viii be forwarded to Wash
ington and viii b- usnd by the tariff
board IN determining Just what action
shall be- taken with reference 10 tn.
famous Schodul, TX" which wiz
soon again hc up tn congress, ..ir
shaw and his assistants obtain their
Information whenever possibl. from
the records of sheep gr1wcrs ana
other persons directly Interested in
the industry Mr. shaw aud his m.u
Will cover twelve states and terri
tories pn their Investigation work
ana the Information they gather viii
De- quite complete n VII Oc lined
up as facts and figures bv expert
,tatistiyena IN Washington and print.
ed for general distribution
MIR shaw expects To- return to Al
buuurrquc within - week. after he
has completed his work IN The Vcin.
ity ot Roswell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB SENDS
REGRETS TO FARMINGTON
is,ir"ad Ban1uci Ia Bc Held Va
Durango

telegram conveying ;hc regrets
nl jho AlbuqurrQue Commercial club
to The Durango chamber of commerce
IN Durango Colo and saying that il
viii he impossible for a representa-.
fVe of The local organization to al.
Tend The Fdrmington'A Albuauorqu.
railroad bnnquel Ia be- held In Duran
,o tonight vas sent this morning Nv
Prroidrnl T. ~ SChwen,ker The IN.
taago people extended an invitation
10 the local club through II " Fen
gusson, who Is one of the chief boost
eI, of The san Juan 10 Albuquerque
railroad Owing 80 the short notice
and he great distance by rail IRON
this cit, go Durango, II would have
been impossible Tor Albuquerque to
have been a guest AT the banquet
iiut when The Albuquerque.F Farm.
nglun railroad Is Quilt. all bids to
panquets in Ia mington Durango or
any othel toNns which the road viii
cause 10 be built viii be accepted
with thanks,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
President of American Woolcn
Company Believes They Can
Be Made to See IL That
Way.
MAKERS CAN NOT RUN
ON FREE TRADE BASIS
Hope is Expressed That Party
in Power in House Will
Come to Rescue and Prevent
Calamity.

san Francisco, Match 30. w lltam
NJ Wood, president of the American
Wooden company. defended the pres
cnt wooi tariff IN an interview lasi
night
"Thc reduction cf schedule Is tn
tree trade basis h. said, would
CLOSE down IN. Woulen mills and
bring about tn. same condition in the
textile industry created under the viii
son act.
Many people have pn idea, OWNS
To- the special skill aud energy of the
American workingmrn. tina, tids IA
dustrS cuuid stand a free trade basis.
II was tried under tn. Wilson lav
with disastrous results
II b,li.v. the Democratic party viii
rise Co the occasion aud preserve this
great industry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
GOVERNOR PLEADS
FOR A CONVICT
RECAPTUREO
Executive of South Carolina
Asks Leniency for Man Who
Lived for Eleven Years
Honestly.

Frankfort is. Margu 800 Eounm-
mcndatiou shat mercy br shown to r.
a. Whnsuu uu escaped convict from
Nurth taroliua has bccr wadc by
Coy Wilson TO Gov Kitchiu of Nurlh
carolina and movement has been
started looking 4" the pardon uf NhIt-
son. Hc wac arrested recently iu
Lexington as q fugitive frum Nurth
carolina. Down thcr' hc was tried
Tor murder aud convicted He was
sentenced to uv hanged. aud tho crime
is Described as q peculiarly yiciOIs
one. but thcr, seems to have been
SOME doubt as tu the guilt uf whit.
son ~, was not hanged the sentence
o'inR commutcd to 80 years impris.
"nm"nt After wrving about tWu
wears Whitson cscapcts .r'.u the ptis.
on where h, was confined aud that
Was tn last h'arJ of MIN until ho
was arrested ia Lexington. So tar ns
Is known. nothing that would lead o.
q Glow to his whereabouts was discoN-
cred by IN, Nurlh carolina authorI-
ties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
NNDlt:O ONN srulkC
EIiltTlNE EiON <tpN

Sp' ,al To- Evening Herald.
~ paso. TcN.. March 30. -Cuu,icrs
have brought Information 90 the IN
surrccto iunia Ia this oity nnt Nit
dcru has concentrated Wo~t ~ ais
forces iu northern McNico within =
daY', march uf Chihuahua. Other
bands are marching To- Join him Thee.
\ few insure ctus are IA thc field IN
ut,t"r parts ot th, uortbcrH country.
watrh hing liz" bands OF frdcrals
Whil' the iunta ncro assert they
itu," n" positive knowledge or Ma
dcrn's . n, Intentions bey"ud The
fact that he via NOT consent to peace
on any tctms except the Institution
uf reforms d'maudcd b, IN, iusur-
r"rtus, to-" situation from - military
standpoint is quite plain.
IN Clihunhua at this tim" are about
$50" wet armed tod'rals The
strength of MuGcIu's army rs not
known but u rs probably bctwcru
.nop aud 50ur men ny clry,i man
cu'rrug, the insurrcctu leaders have
bed ihr fcdcrals to- concentrate IN
Jhibuahuu. They have assembled
near ia, city aud Within roN DAYS
win have men nnd ammunition enough
tp tuN' chihuahua iu an open battle
if nee, ssary T. is believed that while
p''cc negotiations are pending. Ma
der" VIII keep wary 'N" upou tho
'cdc~nls within chihuahua tn, city
hau been fortified aud t1, ~pldicrf
have several effective pieces nf ncld
artiilcr, aud two machipr gums for.
mcrlN with colrnel iabJgo's com-
maud
Ia the cy,nt of G,llrre Iu agr,r on
pcacr terms Madoro'a forces can
Wiickly surround chihuahua. en-, IN
ia. fund supply aud u, siege OF
scNr.al weeks. tprrr the federal. tn
como out Ia The open aud nght 81
ctpitulato. outsid, nf chihuahua.
TIA" principal federal fore" In northern
M"vicu is In luurpz. n is only sur-
n'i,nt tn snrrison the town ana could
not aid chihuahua ~ Madoro could
keep II bottled az with few hun.
drod men
IL ~ believed that b, has adopted
this means ~ crushing federal powc'
m chihuahua it pcac" negotiations
fan
The outlook fnr peace Is hett,r IN,
iunta win not give out tho infornn.
non brought la from IN" n"ld last
night hut ID u plaln from tho manners
nf tn inSurrcrio officials here, that
they have revised tho opinion the,
expressed Yesterday that Dlaz Noult
not humble himself 10y retiring
"Thrr. II SIN hope ~ a speed,
Tct,lcmcnt and Institution of reform,
"" demand" said q iuni, member
THIS morning "lf thr negotiation,
fan, We can TAX all of northern Mex
leo on short notice
Two couri"rs are exported - hay,
left here today. bcaring q message Il
fVadcro. They VIII travel dinrron
N'u''s aud are mounted Il H. said
This was not confirmed by tlie iunta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
Entire Strength Of Insurrectos
is Concentrated Within a
Striking Distance Of City Of
Chihuahua.
PREFER TO FARM BUT
ARE READY TO FIGHT
Spring Time is Calling to the
Farmer.Soldiers But They
Will Stay in Ranks Unless
Reforms Are Made.

~ Paso. Texas. March 80 An the
availabic insurrrclos III The field In
norihcra Mexico are being conccn.
ilaicd west al Chihuahua
u Is believed by tn, insurrecto
sNmpathilcrs hat The purpose of his
move is to allow lhosp who have
Fought for the IN n5urgent cause to tak,
part In the consideration OF peace
terms
That there has been no rcctnt fighi.
ing around Chihuahua u regarded as
indicating thar the men In the iie,d
regard the selection oi a acw cabiBcl
as evidence oi good taith upon the
pari OF the government as prcpara
tony ~ lsacc negotiations
However the concentration of Ma
dciOs forces n"ar Chihuahua is he,
liovcj to indicate a readiness ior a
movement against Chihuahua should
the nccoiiations AL
Many of the iusurcctos are Haall
farmers They have ,cn IN ia, field
foI .non,hs and have suffered mauy
harlships
~ lh. time Tor plnnljne their crops
II now ~ hand. 4 " thought here
that ihey viii lac willing 80 return "a
the farms aud await the dcvclopmc
of reforms " assured b! the cabinet
that reforms viii be enacted
They vii. demand, however. that
they he allowed 10 retain thcir arms
that all prisoners will bc released ant
the families ~ those Who have failsi
Ia the insurrcctO RANKS shall he giNei
the samc cpmpcnsa, IONS n IT, award
ci the .am,llcs U. those Killed on tb'
federal sid,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
LEGISLATURE Of
COLORADO WILL
QUIT soon
Resolution Adopted Amid a
Stormy Scene to Adjourn
Sine Die on April ~; Lie is
Passed.

Denver. March &c., rhe senate toe
dan bN e Not. col a. Go - adopted a
'csolutiou To- adjourn sine die Apul
- During th, debate IA" lir was
puyrcd between senators iiccker aud
BlakrN. during NhicH iilakey en-
thusiasucau, .spuuiyd To- an lnV-
tatlnn Ia "strp outside" no,krr
however. did not follow and the non
comhltunjs HuHN we're calmrd
BlaSlcy. however Nho Applied the
lighting word, did no' apologize.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30

Nhitsuu went To- the mountains uf
THIS state. where ne took up his abode.
NobodN iu th, town Wh"i, d., lived
know him. but hr soon mad, fricuds
and gradually won uIs way. tie was
accepted as any otu.r person moving
into a new place and the friends hr
made gradually harmed To hcu,v, in
him and have e inudnySs for aim
Fur n Years Wbu-1u lived ga that
mountain town and uc had almost
conscd to ,,ar that hc woIld bc ar
rested and taken back to North care.
lima. IT, bad begun To- feel az ras,
and confident that tnv pursuit had
ceased
But th"N wei, stlll after him Ouc
daN Whitsun went tu Lexington on
business aud mat was his uudoiup.
~ %" had stayed ia ui- new hom, u
Tn, mountains thc .uanc,s are hc
would never hay, been caught When
hc Was ttrrst"d Do, dld not make a
figEt Application to- mad, un COY.
Wilson uN GOV Nlt,hiu for war
rant uf an, a and t1, rrqu.gitiuu 'yNs
| huuurcd Whitsou was taken back Ca
| -trN, uui his sont'n., ot 30 NcaIs Ia
! tu, \urtu Catslina prison.
\ resident ut anutn.r stat, heard ni
! th, Wu.t~un ,u,c AND wrote tu GoN.
/ Wilson asking ina, something ue
dom 'ut thr turmur convict. tn,
writer uI the lctt,l aid h, Thought
I,Ntputbc cl.mcu, SHOULD bc shown
aS Wnitson mad r..u to hc q good
/ gitlcn. "a spite uf Docs sonvictiuu. Gov
| Wilson did not asN Iur - pardon t"i
/ Whit-uu. bat thinks hat somythiu-
| should h, don, fur N.n ~ view ui hi'
/ high standing lu ta. tuWn Whor, h'
! liNcd Iu this state. TH.s Wa4 get via
/ hits freedom iur Nult-un.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
DEADLOCK TO Be
BROKEN SOON|N
NEW YORK
Democratic Legislators Hope
That An Agreement Can Be
Reached at Secret Caucus
Friday.

Albany. y Y Marcn go The
Democratic legislators hop, 10 settle
the SCpaiur.hip Contcsi al u secret
caucus tomorrow morning
The caucus TODAY adjourned udtil
10 o'clock tomorrow without taking
vote After the organization lead
ors had directed full attendance
With thC rNp citation hat senator
may be- elected an Adjournment Ol
the Legislature was taken for a week
unit the regular quarter ~ the cap
itol aIr ready Tor use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
BATTLE STILL ON
IS REPORT
Passenger Hacks in Hermo.
silla Have Been Pressed In
to Service to Carry Ammu-
milton TO Front.

Hrrmos ..u. Mex March 3o.--Nc
government mununccmr ot q vic
torl ot.r ths rolcls near lr"s has Yet
hack .n th, city have bccp pressed
into service to carr, ammunition Ga
the 'front.' sixty mites aNay, II rs be
ir'rd Ga. battle IL san Ina progress.
81 &, known the rebels haN, their
fur..~ concentrated there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
ALBANIAN REBELS
OCCUPY TOWN
Alarming News of Uprising in
Dissatisfied Sections Reach
es Government at Constant.
inople.


ropsHntnoplr, March 3o.-Rumors
are "a rent that Albanian nsurs 'p;s
have occupied ScutdrI, thr capital ni
NIayot of Svutari IN Albania.
Il has been previously reported that
dissatisfaction ~ strd la Scutari.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
EXPRESS AGENT IS
IN MEXICO
A. w, Hawkins Who Disap.
peared With $4,000 in
Cold Cash Appears Near
Mazatlan.

IA Faso. Tcs, MARCH 80 .--Oiiicials
"t th, wills Fargo Express company
Il, clare that y " Hawkins. the mes
srngrr who disappeared ~ IN" same
time as q shipment of nNy Thousand
dollars from tie Hanuu he sonora ia
iiermusillo to its branch IN Guamas.
was missed has been seen W Mazat-
Ian
II Is believed hr has tadcu y ship
fDr some south American port
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
ALBANY CAPITOL TO
Be REPAIRED
Work of Rebuilding Hand
some Structure Started
While Flames Were Still
Burning.

Nptuy y V. March 30 rh, work
of Calculating the nrc swept state
capitol begun ycstcrda, Nhll, fp,
Dam,s were cracking was continued
tudpA.
Th, legislative Leaders VIII confer
with Governor DIN am state Archie
t'et Ware tuda, regardua tur lppro-
pr.utiou necessary Co repair the build.
ng
Unofficial estimates plaer thr cost
ot ror"ustruouou at close Go $1,000
600
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
De IA bARRA EN-
ROUTE TO MEXICO
New Minister of Foreign Al.
fairs Passes Through San
Antonio But Maderos Do
Not See Him.

san Nnton.u Tex March so $500.
~cnpr De De Bdra The Mexican min
i~t'r of foreign affairs IN the new
D'oinot passed through here TODAY
ou hs way O." Mexico city but hr ras
not ioinyd b. any OF the Madcro fam.
ilN, mo a., expected soon to cnt,v
INTO peace n,gotiations with repre-.
srntttitrs "t the Mexican government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
" \U CORRESPONDENTS NT
LIKE THEY KNEW SOMETHING

Denver Colo, March 30 M 9.
harrington. coHn.ctod with the ular-
,"rmastcr's department of IA, United
states army, has returned to Denver
from an extended business visit to the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
CHRISTIAN NAMES
ARE BARRED TOO
Further Persecution of the
Jews Takes Form of New
Order From Holy Synod Of
Russia.

49, Petersburg. March 80 Tho
ii0ly synod to-day ie,u'v Ju rdict
prohibiting Ia, jews f.pm bearing
'It tidu nam,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
NEW AIRSHIP MAKES
ITS MAIDEN FLIGHT
War iiaiIoou ~ s.crnau Arm, PROVES
Ihmt u Win no " lm,c,-r IT. In
N"ntor Claimed

Fred 'rickshofcn, March go --Count
~ ppcllns new drship made sue
,rH-f ful maiden flight here today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
NO ELECTION MADE IN
COLORADO LEGISLATURE
Ballot to,la, J. IiLr Thu>r rhai
Have '.onr Before aud Result
Prove Nj

Denver March $40 rhor. Was Eo
election n j"dn, p senatorial ballot,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
Conducting a Bucket Shop IS
Declared to Be a Legal Oc'
cupation iii Decision Rem
dered Today.
CAMPAIGN RESULTS IN
VICTORY OF GAMBLERS


Washington. March 3u Nu aurud-
m.ut Co the so-calicd bucket shop law
which d,un.s 'uuckctiug was de-
ciarcd unconstitutional %, Justice
Wright n the District of Columbia SUI
i'emy court TODAY. n that 1t deprived
thc citizens of tho th,rp OF contract.
The demurrer ul Edward Aitcmus of
Jcrsc, Clty aud Louis \ and Angelic
Celia ot st L.puis. Indicted last April.
Vas Sustained IN, government viii
appeal tn, cus..
The effect ot the decision IL that
"buckrisnuppiue ia a., District ot
Columhu h. e lawful occupation A.
"a result of this decision the wid:-
spread crusade WagcG b., th" depart
mcnt uf Justice To- end IN, practice OF
bucket shop gambling iu nearly half
"a scoT, "t cities comes &" uaught
Tho campaign against the bucket
shops Nas naugutatrd over - year
ago bN q special st oi prosecutors art-
ing under the attorney general The
cusr Whi.u was decided today Was
to test the law. and the GOV prnmcut
had gouo To- great expense to secure
evidence against the gamblers. TIN.
bucket shop men resisted TIA, prusccu-
ton With an thr resources at their
com mmand and the present ease has en-
listed the ahilit> uf some of the ablcst
attornc,- 900 jhv ,ouHtrN 1t is do
clarcd tbdt the got"inm"nt Viii not
call uI. tn, prnarrutioun oi other
cases uut 10 ~ ikrly that no action
win be- taken pending tn, apprni ot
IN, present notIuu. TIL, JucNct shops.
il is said az, IN, most rrmunrratiNe
of ANY form ul rae, cor stock gaWbling
iu the country
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-04-11
Agricultural Products.

Corn wheat and do well here but the princ
pal crop outside of hay Corn from 40 to 80 bushels
per In the vegetable ne potatoes swee and Irish cab
bages onions parsnps carrots turs BEANS peas tomatoes
grown here successfully and stories of tremendous yields
heard on every hand
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-04-11

pears pms cherries strawberries and small fruit of all kinds
are very pentifuy and proay raised In fact many fam
lies devote their entire time to the growing of small fruit and
poultry raising.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-04-11
Facts About Missouri.

Below are few facts regarding Missouri from the u S.
government reports:
She queen of the Union in poultry and eggsneary $780,
100000 annuaymore than all the mines of California and
Colorado combined.
She is first in the number of apple trees.
She has more jacks and jennes than any other state.
She leads in pure bred cattle
She has output of nearly S500OOOOO from and lead
unequaled in the world.
She has large cities than other states west of the
Mississippi river, and only few east compare with her
She is also close the top in hogs horses and many
other products Missouri is the state which could be
closed by wall and the people within her borders could live
most independently having all the necesses and most of the
luxuries of life.
She produces more nickel than all the balance of the
United States.
She has the lowest tax rate Of state in the Union The
rate is II cents the 500 valuation
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-04-11
The Soil.

The soil in the Ozark country mostly gravey clay loan
the upands and black loan the bottom lands There
great many small surface stones in Places while in
places the land almost entirely free from stones Stone how
ever indication of poor land of the finest crops
we ever saw were grown soil that very stony The
country generally is billy and rolling.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-04-11
Farm-Home Colonies.

During the last year two great many farm colonies
from Illinois, Iowa and other states have been established in the
Ozarks and all these without exception sing the praises of
Southern Missouri Governor H. S. Hadey of Missouri, in
able and interesting article the FarHome Colonies of the
Ozarks, written to the Country Life in America, of the
most high class farm papers in the world among other things
has this to say:
There have beer established in the state Of Missouri
number of agricultural colonies farmhome settlements which,
apparently form the best plan for getting people back to the
SOIL The that has attended these efforts demonstrates
that the plan is good one They all proceed in general
way upon the principle The plan for of means
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-19
Almanac W. GEORGE DIES or
lt HEART DISEASE At HOME

Almanac w. George. aged II
years, died this morning at the home
OF his son.in-law, NJ. NJ. Morse, on
the Grand avenue road. The old
gentleman, who was well known in
this city, as well in the Vicinity of
his home, had been suffering for
some time with heart disease. ard
his death was due to this malady.
The funeral services will he held
tomorrow afternoon at 1 O'Clock from
the Morse home, and the remains.
accompanied by the relatives. will
leave on No. 106 for Freeville, n.
y. the old home of the deceas ed,
where interment will take place
Undertaken Hattie G.. Pearson was
In charge of the funeral.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-19
I.ndies, Chnir i.nn,llur.

The Ladies' Royal Welsh choir,
winch Will be here at the Park op-
era house January s, under the aus
pices OF the Womna's club. will pro-
pabiy be fully as popular if not more
so than the Welsh male chorus which
preceded 1t a few weeks. There is
no copnection between the two or
ganizations, except that both are ma
tive Welsh people and both have
reached the highest pinnacle of fame
in their respective lines of musical
work. The ensemble features of the
ladies choir is said to be unsurpassed
by any known chorus of its kind
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-19
is GIVEN EMBAlMERS
LICENSE BY STATE BOARD

Word was received yesterday aft
ernoon by Dudley Haskell. assistant
in the funeral parlors of Hattie G.
Pearson. that he had passed the ex-
animation provided by the state and
a regular license has been issued him
by the state board of examiners.
MIR. Haskell took the examination.
which is especially rigid. some time
ago. but the result of his test was
not made public until yesterday
For the present Mr.. Haskell will
continue with the Pearson parlors,
although he may launch out for him
self later
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-19
LATEST NEWS IN
DYNAMITE PROBE
Continued from PAGE ~

wife of Mcnamara juror. who tes-
titled she had accepted $500 of the
$1,000 bribe wh.cn was promised on
condition that she should Influence
her husband to vote to hang the
jury. WIZ
Federal authorities at Albuquarqe
n. NJ, have beer notified to Intercept
Attorney John X. Harrington. as
sociated with the Mcnamara defense
VINO is wanted 10 testify in the grand
lIry probe. Harrington left for his
nome in Chicago yesterday. As soon
as II was known that he was going
TO leave subpoena was issued but
he left before the subpoena could be
served
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-19
JOHN BlGELOW, AUTHOR AND
+ DIPLOMAT PASSES AWAY
; Associated Press.

g Associated Press. 6
= New York, Dec. 19.-John 6
:, Bigelow. the venerable diplomat 6
= and author. died at his home 6
= here today. 6
3 Bigelow was % years old. {
= For the last two days he has 6
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patcher of the Rio Grande fJunotion
railway with headquarters here. He
resigned about six years ago and at
present is assistant superintendent
Tor the Southern Pacific at Los An
geles.
He has host of friends here who
will wish him well in his venture on
matrimonial seas and who hope to
see him return with his bride to
this city at some later time.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-19
|. G. SLOAN WEEDS IN SAN .
DIEGO; FORMER LOCAL man

Word was received here yesterday
by Thomas Sawyer of the wedding
OF Il. G. Sloan. formerly of this city.
10 Mrs. Emma Wright of San Diego,
nj the latter city on December IA
MIR. Sloan. was formerly chief dis