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The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Interior and Agriculture are scheduled
TO meet today, and good game is as
sured, as Interior is vowing revenge for
it's defeats of last week. Lynch and
choice. while Peters and Oakley will
work for Agriculture
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

II is probable that had Hummer been
given better support Andrews would not
have scored their lone tally. On the
other hand. Upton received excellent
support, his teammates making their
four errors on hard chances.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Second-Washington the consolida ted
team is scheduled to play the American
Security and Trust team this afternoon,
and II the Security team is playing in
the form that characterized the work
Saturday there will be little TO II for
Second Wa abingdon.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
Sunday School League.

ToDAY-Ninth VS.. Ingram. Thirteenth and
D streets northeast.
Today is the day, lons>expected, when
Ninth, last years titleholder, meets the
Ingram Memorial team.
The attendance record Is expected to
equal that of the opening day.
It is expected that Varela, the Ingram
shortstop, will be over In time TO play
with his team. Eastern plays Central
in the high school series. The game is
scheduled for $50.
Ninth will have its full strength TODAY
49,
The rain yesterday softened tho
ground to such an extent that a game
was impossible.
Umpire Hughes quickly decided that
action was impossible, and called off
the contest.
On form displayed and experience,
Ninth should win today, although many
claim Ingram will be ahead at the close
of the game.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

STANDING.
Manhattan 2 100 Nat Union. l 500
Kendall. 1OIO ST. Martin. 0 2 900
Kendall VS.. Manhattan. North Capitol and
streets northwest
BY a unanimous vote OF the Board
of Managers, the Twining Athletic Club
was returned its franchise and vacan-
cy declared IN the league, but no team
was selected to fill the said vacancy.
although three applications, those of
the Silver Spray A. c., the Shamrock
A. c. and the Washington Cross Coun-
try Club were expected to be held in
consideration until Friday night when
the choice will be made.
1t was understood by all present that
the American Security and Trust Com
pany team had submitted an applica-
ton, but because the Bankers have not
as vet received their release from The
Bankers League no note was taken OF
such fact.
Many thought the meeting last night
bringing up so much important business
would be rather heated, but on the other
hand it was as quiet and gentle as
dove party.
The protest Of the st. Paul team was
received and after some discussion laid
on the table until further investigation
could be made.
Today brings out the two nursery
teams OF the league, Manhattan and
Kendall. Tew and Fagan will be the
battery for Manhattan while Knott will
pitch for Kendall and either Seaton or
Pollock catching.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
Marquette League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
N, NJ. s., 6; Tenleytown, 2.

] q
N NJ. s., 6; Tenleytown, 2.
STANDING.
Clubs. wLPct.I Clubs. wL.Pct.
N M. s.. 5 o Loo Tenleytown. .SS3
St Step'ns. 100 Co. K....... 0 900
Corcorar1... / so ITndian Office 200
ToDAY-Corcoran Cadets VS.. ST. Stephens,
Thirty-ffth street and Wisconsin avenue.
Another good game was played in the
Marquette League yesterday Naval
Medical School defeating -Tenleytown
to 2.
II Stadler, the losers slabman, had
pitched as good ball in the first inning
as he did in the other four the score
would have been much closer.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

1t is expected that West. Davis and
Boykin will be in the lineup TODAY
despite the fact that there is a game in
the Suburban League
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

TODAY-SecondW Washington VS.. American
security and Trust. White Lot Ellipse.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Cluos- W.L.Pct. Clubs W.LPct.
Com. Nat. o loo Am. Secury 500
Sec Wash. . .s65 W. L. & r. . 10.
Dist. Natl / 50ol
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Kendall VS.. Manhattan. North Capitol an
V streets northwest
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Aloysius took the lead in the District
League race yesterday by defeating Ad-
ans Express Company, s to =.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
Commercial League.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Moses, 8: Andrews. !.

TODAY-HaveT1ner Ns. Walford, Georgia
avenue and Kenyon street northwest
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Upton. Of Andrews, was hit rather
freely but struck out nine men, Kum-
mer struck out seventeen men and al
lowed bui one clean hit, an infield one.
He was iberal-walking eight
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

In the best and most exciting game
since the opening OF the league. the
strong Andrews team went down in
defeat before Moses, 8 to l. The game
was fast and is said to be one of the
best played in any of the amateur
leagues this season.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

TODAY-Bureau OF Engraving VS.. Commits
sioners, First and NJ streets northeast.
Bob Doyle's band of engravers will
stack UP against the Commissioners this
afternoon, and from what the Bureau
boss said last night he is going to Jump
into the won column today. Burke and
Woodward will make up the Commits
sioners' battery, with George Kraft and
Platt acting for the engravers.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

In recent controversy brought up In
the meeting Of the amateur commission
last Saturday II seems that an official
OF the American Security and Trust
was misquoted as having made certain
statements to members of his team.
The official and players have since de-
MED the statements alleged to have
been given.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
independence League.
STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
ST. Paul, 8; National Union, Gorfeited)
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
District League.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Aloysiusy S; Adams Express, 2.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Hummer and Upton were the CD.
posing pitchers. and both twirled fint
ball. Hummer getting the better of the
argument.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
Southern Railway League
YESTERDAY RESULTS.

No game.
STANDING.
Clubs. W.LPct. Clubs. w.LPct
Treasurers.. 1000 lBookkeepers 0 900
Auditors. 1 1000 Law.......... 2 200
Traffic ...... .500l
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

The game was, in a way. Tetribution
the Navy twirler, scored a no-hit game
over Interior, and yesterday the Sailors
themselves fell victims. Two no-hIt
games on successive playing days estab-
fishes a record for amateur ball in the
District.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

The first forfeit in the circuit oc-
CURED yesterday, and this might have
been avoided had the players shown
any inclination to help out
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

that Baptist showed little SPORTSMAN
ship in refusing to play the White
Haven nine
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

With the bases filled and none out in
the second inning, Mcmahon, the ex-
pressmen's twirier, famed Babbington
and Hummer, but Taylor advanced to
the saucer and landed squarely on the
first ball pitched for two bases. scoring
Widmayer and Hines.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Sligo will be greatly strengthened
in the infield in the next few days,
when Dodge, the Business High cap
tain, will be seen in the lineup.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

At the meeting of the Commercial
League last night at r. P. Andrews
store, the protest of Manager Casa
way, of the Walford team, was not al
lowed. Manager Cassaway claimed that
the Andrews played a man who is not
eligible and also played him under an
assumed name. He will take the case
to the amateur commission at the next
meeting of that body.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
R. R. Y. M. G. A.
By Goldberg

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Southern, l3; Car Dept. a innings.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

So far Mike Macdonald is leading the
league in hitting. The second baseman
has been in but two games, and has an
average OF nearly ZOO.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
Bankers League.
STANDING

Yesterdays RESULTS.
No game scheduled.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

TODAY-Southand vs.. Silver Spring Six
teenth street and Columbia road.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Zachary's single later tailed Clancy
and Taylor. and Marsden capped the
climax by driving the ball over center
field fence for a complete circuit. six
runs being the Aloysius total for that
round.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Hoppe. a clever outer gardener and
also good hitter will also be seen in
the Law lineup.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Ninth has been waiting for today's
game, and is reported as saying there
will be little to IL
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

The protest Of the st. Paul team was
received and after some discussion laid
on the table until further investigation
could be made.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09

Ryan broke into the league in a SEN
sational manner yesterday, when he
held Navy hitters to a 3-to-0 score,
boosting Postoffice up on even terms
with Commerce and Labor. The Post
office twirler possessed everything, and
he was never in danger at any stage OF
the contest.
The Washington times., 1911-05-09
Departmental League.

TODAY-Agriculture VS.. Interior. south dia,
mond. Ellipse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
Look at Your Tax Receipt
Before You Vote Tomorrow

Albuquerque Journal Denocrat gone through
present ampnsn without paeine people
,nup s ,r,n,rn ss,iu,I an. eto, af eny c.nase,. nm.
ihe Republicans imktt
mot,
not word Of defense
sheriff of THIS taken thous
dollars the poket fof the feedne
deputies employed and for
rctusiiug toncro. dlucnWa,er machine
This
Democrats candidate Grunsfed ana
Springer
The Journal Democrat iac RAG
possd IN They shrieksd
o toe Noters @" Abuauetqoe ana This county that The hepoean
ticket composed Of the strongest can" set ~ candidates
offered 90 the people here ~ - Huobci ticket"
Mr. HuhbeN Il not candidate this campaign. Not man
that has business connection hm
dsats
rhs Journal Huboei
u
thing Journal Democrat In It. last
before the election Deliberately lies about the
this county.
county
the tiog Of sal
uaion a hat IN made
deliberately lies u declares
that be 1874 tax rate IL 2sos ni4s
The fact the tax receipt
The tho your rcpcp,s viii
valuation of
heinz aacholders the high
ert rate IN history.
Inc financial under the oce hold
rinE unl the last issue before the election hoping thereby 70
som
nut this Il a matter abou, which Ne cannot be
havs recepsYou people who IRE property own
Don't onlclai ineompe
and afat9
candidates the Republican tcke,
election able They
wi adminir'er the anns % this honestly successfully
econonsicaIS
YOU tomorrow look your receipt
record made hese By the Office holder md DO not
believe IN need 81 change.
a ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
OVERWHELMING
VICTORY ASSURED


estimates ~ only few days ago.
Advises from tisrnaIiilo county to-
daS are siiat Bursum viii carry the
county by hetween 500 and $40 votes
anx inst nle. coup,s. slepahlican sAgkrs
VIII b. rirrtea 20 man, despite Bit
ter nRhs aanihst ThoS. McMiiiin can
didstc for sherin. McMiliin win carry
Albuauefanc precincts with a good
maicfIty and will mare than break
even in the country precincts. where
- race hsuc y heinS used aaainst
him.
Torrance county. where the Pro.
erersives pinned their fsith. and where
w. Van stone resides. win GiVc BUR-
sum majority Of 900 votes. accord
ing t0 reports today. Van stone viii
mai carry the precInct in which fe
lives
The ald time soiid Republican coun-
,les all report that they will give ma
joritiea Tor the state fisket bisEer than
ever before white IN the solid Demo
cratic counties and especially the Pc
Goa valley. the Democratic ranks are
hsina badly shattered BY fractional
rows and nv the ~ feeling which re-
suited from the primaries IN some 81
the eastern counties, where Democrai
factions accuse each other 81 tam
p.rlng with the ballot boxes. The
general situation today looks more
favorable for sweeping victory for
l.fle entire Republican ticket than a,
! lass time aud II has never looked dis
em,ragIng IL any stage Of The cam.
.i,aan. -
/ The boas, ~ the democratic hoeses
7. that I'VE can lirk Durenm" IL not
heard now. They know that Mcfbon'
J aio and t,'ir entire state ticket Il
| doamed 20 certain defeat and the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
The Record of Jesus Romero
will You Ciue IL Your Approval?

candidate isncd published this
pledse ~ elected win dea Is power TO sesa reduction
~ the cxhorhIIant cfnces
ou n
The Journals isos when
Of
O.
Of
Bsfnaiho
REvtWNtl
the sheriff attend sessions ~ the county commissioner" probate
nces be paid dhy gathas cost
Romero t2.ooe.0o.
enabled
al
Total agnized steal ts0250a
result
10 ~
that he viii mons
hi. recollection.
beiiNc shoHd believe
public onc'rs sh"i honest " hod
elect honesty IN VOTE AGAINST JESUS
ROMERO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
YOU GAN HAVE
HEALTHY HAIR
Use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
A Harmless Remedy That
Makes the Hair Grow.

What pity Il II TO observe so
many people with thin and faded hair
and then realize tina, the most OF
these people might have fine,
healthy head Of hair " they would
but use The simple saEe tea OF our
erandnoihers. combined with other
ingredients for restoring and presefy-
ing the hnir No one, Young or old,
need have gray hair. weak, thin or
failing hair dandruff or any trouble
Of the sort n they would but use
Myeth's Sage and sulphur Hair Rem.
edy ON the contrary u IA possible 10
have healthy vigorous hair OF perfect
color bs few applications OF this
remarkable preparation.
WSeth's Sage and Sulphur Halls
Remedy quickly removes dundTnff,
leaves the aealp clean and healthy.
promotes the growth Of The hair ana
restores the natural color Of the hair
which has become faded or gray II a
\ clean. wholesome dresaIng, whicn
may BE- used ~ any time and with
lpcfiect safety Don't neglorl your
hair. start Today with wyeth's SAGE
innd Sulphur
This preparation 10 offered 10 lhs
puhlIr II tlfty cents q bottle, ana y
ftcnlnmsnded and sold BY all drug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
Romero System, win Be
Working TOMORROW.
Watch h.

. The Romero. Gillenwat er-Jonr- .
y nal machinery viii be In fall op .
= Grafton tomorrow y
Watch II q; work, hut 40 moi .
y ALLOW yourselves TO he sniinli. .
q dated b. A. .
. From five TO twenty deputy .
. sheftffs have Boen put ON the4
- pay roll ny Romero 20 DO service .
. In each precinct. These men .
. have instructions 10 lntimidate .
. o. assault u necessary Repub, .
. llrHn workers and Renunncan =
D voters q
. They will do their hest 10 do =
. 80 .
Remember thar no deputy
. sheriff even though armed With .
q six shooter and a Romero =
= commission Ut the polls has any .
. rlght % interfere with you In =
D ans way.
= Remember. II such interference
IL attempted 10 report az once To =
kepRhlican headquarters
10 The Romero election system .
. has heen very effective In years
y past.
In this clection measures Z
= have been taken to protect hon
y eat citizens from assault Any
. interference attempted at the
= polls should ha reported 20 Re-
y publican headquarters AZ once Z
. . - D o eee@ . 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
AVIATOR RODGERS IN
SIGHT OF'''0CtAn
N PASADENA
Machine Must Be Rebuilt Be
Z fore Last Flight Of Trip Can
Be Attempted: Rodgers
Rests Late Today.


tnr Evaa<1R uerstA A. y. tssssa W1rst
f'naaarna. callf., Nov, s.--lkviatar
Rodgers, who completed his record
brsaklng transcontiErnsai fileht OF
ffai miles Yesterday remained In bod
0niil nearly 10 o'clock this molnina
Tie said there would be no flight 70
day.
Ills blpianc had ipsi enough staying
power 20 iass ~ Pesaaena. Until n i-
nerIn rebuilt the aviator cannot con-
tinue 20 THE Patlfc ocean which oan
be sesn from the park where ths
ner0pfanr n housed The fiyine ms
chine has been rebuilt 80 nany times
since Rodgers left New FORK, sep
ternber ~. that hardly . stiek tcsnaine
81 The original fabric. II win fssulte
several days Of hard work ~ tn~
mschaniciAnn 90 put planes ana ma
tor IN condition 10 make another
flight safe.
In the meantime Long Beach and
san Dlogo are competing Tor the
honor OF Aeinn ehoscn ~ me ttfpilnus
OF the ocean 10 ocean fisnhg Vince
Rodgers started out this morning ne
encountered a dense thronx IN mont
Of HE hotel. and fearing anothef es-
pefienoe like yests fAay'a the aviator
fled back into the hostility ana 60
! capped thrcuah a rear entrance.
BE spent the day as Topfns man,
bark aups rinsendlng the Fepaif wofk
OF his lnechnniclans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
lanaslae /. a nepubMcan vIclory.

landslide In Republican victory.
THE real rsson whs iaassifu. OF
Ibrnocrafic borecs wam 20 -rr the
blue smilos amendment adopted
ram~ io light to-day wlrn Il dsvri-
osr.d thu, tho blue ballot cBnsains u
Joker that practically why's oms the
present constitution and which pfas'.
sssaiis makes II iuhpos-ibIe Ca rrtain
tho prv~s1u constitution or any cosi-
stitution without sssrmhiimE au"ther
constitutional convention and ~
adoptb,s or rewriting ii,c con-titu-
tfoiA
section y of tile blue balioi snss:
TIE proyisios,s og ss-'tion ! OF this
arssci~ shHii not hr changed. altered
or abrcxatsd ~ any manner. except
through y general convention called
20 resisr thi> consultation a. herrin
ps0vsdrsi.'
And this last clause. innocen,
enough on its face. " 50 hedscd
about. Il Is said by the provisions Of
the biur ballot that the adoption ~
the amendment viii result In a new
constitutional contention " IN. p-im-
ocsatir hosses their land grabbing
corporations and foreign CAPITALISTS
can bring u about sgefd the niue
ballot once again before sou vote.
There are more things W. that blue
ballot the Democratic BOSSES want
than there are things the people
want. No wonder the Democratic
bnssrs arc maHiSlns behind an "easier
amendment clause They are plan.
| ming 10 wipc out the constitution and
get a new convention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
DANGEROUS TO srfsAE
nIDks ON gsA1JHoA Ans
(Br Essaiss tsseasa a. p. G<euss Wtso)

WaAhinRsoh Nov. s.---it'a I d as
that railroad man wtll nr kiiEea en-
his Job and ] to 10 shat he wisl "
inferred The interstate cosumesce
commissions report Of Americs,s
railroad aceidenss sn the smessa
months ended on. June 80 shows thar
ratio. In tnat psrlee io.3st psfsaas
wste Killed ana ise.ise were Inquired.
However. only ass passeo@era, ws&e
killed. Mere Than one-half the totai
nnm,tsr Killed we're trrsgaAiihs az
stealing rides on trains MI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
THRONE SEEKS TO
eLAcAre GEN. CHANG

PckinR, Nov. e.--An itnpariuf edicf
Issued today appoinIs tsenesal Chang
shno- Tsen. commander Of the inpef.
ini tfoopR nj l.anchnn. ~ imperial en-
yos 10 proceed 20 the yanaste. Kinng
PROVINCES and concilete the people II
enceeasful. he IL 10 memorable the
,hfone for rewards
The appointment IA considered 10
be o plausible attempt to separate
Chang from ais troops and the CHI
nese believe he wii not accept IN
response 10 q memeorlal from the Iu-
dietary the throne pafdons three men
who we're imprisoned fer having az.
tempted 10 blow up the palace and
the foreign office.
The decree SAYS Yuan Shi Kei IL
remaining al kilometer 90. whence
he has dispatched wone Kai Van
the newly appointed Tactai OF Tien
lTsin 10 Hankow. conveying a portion
Of the 100000 taeIa donated by the
Idowaser empfe~s 10 compensate thoas
who suffered nom the reccns impcs'
ialisi evcesses. The throne commands
Yuan Shi Kal 70 como TO peksng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
COURT PROCEEDINGS
N BED A90n u
Mrs. Louise vermilya Charged
With Murder Of .RolirssnAh
shows Little Interest When
Committed TO Jail Hospital.

tbr EvehtsH fleFela a. y. asnksa WlFel
chicaao, Nov .e.--Mfs t.opite
vevmilya. charged With tho niusGtr
OF poIlcemaD Arthur fissonstte. ~3s
Formally placed under arresi se2as
she remained quiet ON her beo' aus
ins Preliminary hearing hfia IN htr
home. After eebate the hcarins
was possponsd and mlttlmus W.
sued. ordering her COMMITTEES 10 tns
county Jail hospital.
The hearing was held IN Mrn Yer
mllSA's homo owinn 20 her iiinefA
Municipal Judge walker ana the
court attaches cro~dinK into the
little bedroom. She manifessse Iitti&
interest in thr pfoeoedinzn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
BALTIC AMI MONTH
sEA VISITED ~ STOiiN
(Dy EveninE fsesafa A. y. 'leenea wires

Berlin, N'a e.--A. storm Is sweep
inE over She Baltic aud North son
coasts to-day An unidentified steamer
sank on cuXhayen. The fate ~ the
crew Is not knqwn. i.ife hnats resi-
cued the crews Of aeverni other dts
trcssed vesss h.
pikos at many points hlire been
trokcn and ,hs country IN She yieinssy
Is flooded. tkt s
SroclHi trains are belng hurried 20
| the eaasl with boats and soldiers 10
rescue endaneerFd reeldsntA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

Tomorrow nizht tho members q
The Commercial club who are present
IN the club bnlldinuR VIII De- able TO
80 fun returns 81 the elsotlan sec-
retary Naylon. through an arrange
merit With the telephone company.
win secure bulletins on The state ~
NfiAlfs every few minutes, ana those
vgll be read In The cluh rooms. only
menhern are invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
BUCKET SHOP MEN
/ LIABLE SAYS COURT


iHy Hveniaa kieraia a. 2. Leased Nsrel
Washington, Nes. Holding the
recent enactment ~ congress Feiat.
ing 10 huckeling and conduct OF
bucket 'sheps IN She district ~ tNo-
lumnia - be constitutional. the dis
tfiet court "f appeals to-day. in an
opinlan hy Justice Iiobb. reversed
the decision Of Justice Wright ~ enc
district supreme court aud rsauRndcd
for trial tho case ~ L0ufs and An
Relo Celia of ~, i.ouls. sasnuel w.
Adler Of New York and others.
charged ~igh eonspsrlng 70 conduct
a bucket shop IN The district. The
eaef grew out 81 y whose.ale pald ON
bucket shops Isl seven cltles Aprli =.
1898.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
MADERO TAKES OATH
As PRESIDENT OF
MEXICO
Inauguration Ceremon nj -
Take Place In Mexico City,
Before Members Of Congress
and Chamber of Deputies.


Mexico cts, Nov. s.--F Francisco 1.
Madero was to-day inaugura,ed prcsi-
dent ~ Mexico, succeeding President
dc Ia Barra. who filled In the san
|afier the executive now sworn In had
ended the ruie 81 rorIIsio Dias. The
ceremony took place before the
memhcrs 81 congress In the chamber
OF deputies
Tho Inauguration OF Vice President
Suarez has hsen postponed ~ a date
not announced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
rowLRn ExPEcrEp no
REACH EL pAeO TUMlkX

~ Paso. Tex, New, e.---Avlalot ROB.
err q. Fowler expects IA. follow the
Sonthern Paclnc railroad traeks from
here, TO New orleans on his tfanseon.
tlnental flight. ii. tcoa ietee az
mechanics today TO Mastoden. where
his machine was wrecked Yesterday.
lie said he would probaely lis late
81 rsso late today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
|RtvOluTlONISTSAR are
| VICTORIOUS N
| PROVINCE of
kIAAG.su
Three Imperial Gunboats of
Admiral Sab Chen.Ping's
Fleet Go Over to Rebels /;
Ching-Kiag surrenders.
UNvERIrIED REPORT
h OF FALL OF PEKIN

tBy nsenfss Fsssrse a. =. s.ssse Wt<ss
Shanghai. Nov. c--Three Chinese
Kunboa,s. forming part OF Admiral
sab Chen Ping's fleet. which put IN
here Yesterday Tor provisions gent
over to the rebels this motnlng.
The Chinese telegraph operators
went on strike Today. The cables
have not been .naienied. Foreign ma
rlnen are guarding the cable hnts
II 10 believed that Admiral sab u
hidine In this cay CHAINS. kiae, n
proyince OF kiana.sp, fell 1t three
o'clock this afternoon. Al IN quifi
there. The CITY IL treaty port. see
ond Ia importance only 10 SHANGHAI
The population IA about 10000,
Chang Chow, capnai Of the province
ol Che Hang. was taken by the rebels
Yesterday after htief but spirit 4
resistance.