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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-28
His Royal Majesty Makes
His Twelfth Triumphant
Entry Into City.
THOUSANDS cHEEREO AND Sl-
RENs SCREAMED AS HE PASS
Ed THROUGH STREETS OF THE
CITY, ESCORTED BY UNITED
STATES TROOPS, OFFICIALS
AND cITlzENs-Mtss EDNA Ro-
sAsco QUEEN OF CARNIVAL.

King Priscus XII reigns in Pensacola
today. Ills reign began at noon yester-
day and Will cease at midnight tonight,
but though his stay is short his loyal
subjects are doing everything imagin-
able in the way of noise making and
fun and frolic, and each one seems to
vie with another as to how great a
time can be had before the reign OF
His Majesty ceases for the year 1911.
All day yesterday and late into the
night the carnival spirit was rampant.
Everybody was out for q good time,
and, while boisterous. did not exceed
the bounds Of decorun. excepting In q
few instances, when the ever-ready Of
ficer quickly dispelled all doubt that
persons could go beyond certain
bounds. But then. everyone was out
to enjoy Mardi Gras and they did so
to the greatest extent.
Confetti was thrown by the pecks
and bushels, and while there was a
soft layer of it on the sidewalks early
in the evening this increased as the
night grew older and by midnight
there was half foot of it not only on
the sidewalks but the streets as well.
The crowds that thronged the streets
were good natured. They had to be.
1t was no place for a person with a
crouch, and those who did not have
the Carnival spiri. evidently sought
their homes early, for nothing but
good-nature prevailed on the streets.
The crowds were formed of all classes
Of people, from the aged to the baby
in the carriage. Rich and poor alike
mingled in the streets, threw confetti
and jostled on another
THE KING ARRivEe.
Accorded a reception Justly due a
monarch. greeted by thousands upon
thousands who lined the streets and
received with cheers and music, King
Priscus at noon made his twelfth an
nual entry into the city. His approach
to the city was noted long before the
arrival of the royal yacht and hun
dreds Of steam whistles turned loose
in a mad bedlam notified the anxious
and waiting populace of the kings ar
rival From Palafox wharf gay bunt-
ing, flags and decorations Of every
kind greeted His Majesty, while g. sea
Of faces appeared before him from the
march through the city until he con-
cluded 1t nearly an hour afterwards.
At the city hall King Priscus saluted
his beautiful queen, Miss Edna Rosas-
CO, seated with a hevy or beautiful
young ladies' and it was at this point
that His Majesty was presented with
the keys Of the city by Mayor Frank
Reilly. In the royal carriage were the
kings pages. Masters Jack and Allen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-28

Under the mayors procE uation
masking will be allowed up to mid
night and from indiactions the num-
Der of maekers out during the even
ing will sbe larger than ever before
known. In addition to the corona
tion ball number Of other social
events have been planned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-28
o,RLs AND poYs arR,kE

Kalamazoo. Mich, Feb. 27.-Seven
hundred men and girls employed by the
Kalamasoo Corset Company went on
strike today. A wage cut on piece
work precipitated the strike Groups
Of young women strikers paraded the
streets during the dax
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-28
JOHN. Z. CARROLL DEAD.

Washington, Feb. 27.-John Lee Car
roll, governor of Maryland from 1876
to 1880. died at his home here at $3.50
o'clock this morning. after long III
ness. He was born at Homewood, near
Baltimore, tn $780,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-28
MORE CHARGES
AGAINST cox
ANOTHER INDICTMENT RETURN
ED AGAINST POLITICAL Hos4
OF cINcINNATl-coT s17poo
FROM COUNTY TREAsURER.
ey associated Press.

Cincinnati. Feb. 27.-A new indict-
ment charging George B. Cox. the po-
litical leader OF Cincinanti. with per-
jury. was returned today by the Ham,
ilton county grand jury.
1t alleges that. In addition to the
receipt of s48.6OO interest money paid
by the banks to former County Treas
urer John H. Gibson. ~ charged In
the first Indictment. that Cox was
given $17.500 from the same source
by Tilden R. French. when the latter
was county treasurer.
NO DECISION ANNOUNCED.
Washington. Feb. 27.-Not single
opinion was announced today by the
supreme court OF the United States.
although this was decision day. Such
. failure is almost unprecedented
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-28
POPULATION STATISTICS.

Washington, Feb. 27.-Population
tattstics issued today included:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-28

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
CONGRESS QUITS
UNTIL MONDAY
La Toilette Presents Resolu.
ton to Reopen Lorimer
Case and Will Make Speech
Thereon.

Washington. Npril e. Both tho
nous" and s"nat" held a brief session
today ~ action of importance being
taken. Adjournment was taken until
Munday
senator laFollottr today Introduced
% resolution providing for another IN
N"stigatipn of the lorim'r case The
resolution names ~ q committee ut
Investigation senators Works of cali.
furn.a, Townsend ui Michigan. Mt-
Lean of Connecticut Kern uf Indiana
and Pomfouc cot Ahio No action Nns
taken as senator LaFoiicttr Intends
To speak upon Tho resolution on an
other dlV.
The house took an adjournment in
order TO give tht Republican lcadcr
Mr. Mann. time Go prepare the minor
ity selection Tor the standing commit
tc.r "f tn, house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
Craige Llppincott, Philadel-
phia Aristocrat. is Lifeless
When Valet Comes TO Shave
Him.
CORONER THINKS IT'S
A CASE OF SUICIDE
Relatives Say He Was Ner-
vous and Feared Burglars !,
They Advance Theory That
Death Was Accident.

Philadelphia. Nprl = ttIIg' Zap
piucott rno nrnd oi th, j - iJpp,u-
cuu COMPANY. Und un, ot the must
prominent men 100 tho financial and
s"ciai ,Ir,irs ot tho .t, died m>s-
t,rioutl> ,ltlt TODAY 40 hi. home. 2iN
Wet Hittouhous" Suunrc. IN the aris-
to. ratio residential section ul phdI.
d'lpbiJ According ~ th" police.
d,uth Hts dup 80 q pistol wound.
whether Do, received the injury nN
H..,dent pr dosieu ls NOT puuIirlv
NnuNu The coroner is making q
tAorouRh iuNcstigation Nj liupin-
.nus sun. DAY g. lipru,o1 made 90
sworn statement tu o. deputy rornnct
that it Vps hi- uplnion mat his father
di,d as tho result uI au accident Nj
lIppuyu,i who was 80 Noafs
90, age. was pf hghN urr-
Nuus t'mpoinm.ut and always had
o. f.uf ui finding burglars ~ his house.
and his ri nds hrliov, he might have
boon alarmed Dos q noise and acct
d.ntally kllcd himself while IA q
state uf nervous excitement.
oscar stewart. valet found Nj.
Iippincott dead when NJ went 90
shave him az o'clock. IT. was N-
ing. half dressed. on thc floor Thorc
was bullet hole ia hi right temp"
and near him lay revolver Deputy
Mck.evor when leaving the hous"
stated It as his belirf that u WAS a
case of suicide
Thl4 afternoon statement Was iS-
sued hS an officer az IN, lippincot'
.ompan, stating that Mr. Lippinco'
shot and Killed hiIasr,i during q per.
iud ut trmporut, alteration. Tho
bu-u,s uf his Publishing house 1901
uut 30, affected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
MASONIC TEMPLE
DEDICATED ON
JUNE FIRST

Tn, uljr Opr 'uy dedication 90 tn.
r.r, VI ,aui. Temple uos pr,u .sl
a.id, %, INC Iods, fr} juno rh.
op,lus VWHI I~ Go tHb place uu.
dor IA, direction aI iu. urlrt nl The
TIst,fu ~Wr, and Nh'pH VIE occur
AuN %. nor tno formal dedication.
btf mut. 900 thc utturr ut 90 brilliant
JuH Immensely culoNau', u"uHrWorW
ur Tu, dedication ~iN Do" 1u pc-
,3-.ou rc1lst. WItu Appropriate speech
e.. and 100 thr dignity w"i,h s dr-
mlnd,d Dos Hh, occasion OF if' formal
o.npluys h III Ma-ons 90 ino.r az
uJyt,, hoWo
As ID maJj'r of fact the tompl, "'
Nulu Nh,ad nos alrcad, boon trans
i,lr,d Io lts new and p'U..l. quar-
trre puc reason tur this th1l thv
mobiles ~ tho Mystic Sh'm, may h'
,u readiness for "a, grand Jubilee and
annual limits stated o. ,Hk, pmr" at
th, ,ud of May ending with clim1,tic
htrty ON tho eve ot JBnr lhr nrsi
when IN dedication takes place.
feature Of the Shru.r~ dnings
tha, has been immcusch popuia ia
th, pl4t ana Whicl has afforded th,
N''ll' NI NIHuHA'iNh' dnh iN'il NiNi-
tors much spectacular an,us'm, nj viii
not %" continued this year This Is
the aig parade which annually h1'
preceded The imitation uf npNitiHtcs
\ urnrfal ruling ~ tho order dis.
ptus,s with tlis celebration The
Temple however, ana especially pu-
trntbtr G. -. tushman. entertain
hopes of communicating some new fca-
tur' that viii more than compensate
iui the loss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
CARLSBAD BRAWL
TERMINATES IN
KILLING
Martien Mendias, a Young
Mexican is Shot and Posses
Are Looking for Jesus
Venzuella

special Goo Ey.uiu. Icrnld
carlsbad. y VI Npri q Marticn
N, udtts. % Young Mexican about -
$ ears uId Nas murdered al san Jose,
% suburb ol Carlsbad. last night Tie
was shot u th, ',H hr'ust and the
BAN ylmD put tu, back. Chuuo Rod
r,gI.l ana StauasgIs Rodrcgu,l have
been put Iu iaII and Jesus Nrnzrullu,
who dtd the shootus. rs at large. with
Officers iu pursuit Al parties Worr
under the iutIu,u.- of liquor
TIA, Officers s1. holding the Rod
r'gu,l men as Witnesses. II Is said
th'' 3V MouiIu- hot. The affair
was ia, result uI % .raWl which began
a. g fist ughi 10 b.. ala and t,rmmat-
cd only when \,u1uclla rr,d. 50
much mystery surrounds IN, affair
however. that Oh, acts will not b"
known puth To, ficors complete
their iuN,~ttgatIun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
THIRTEEN WOMEN
ARE ELECTED TO
D F F ICE
Colorado Towns Select Fair
Sex for a Number of I'm.
portant Offices at Tuesdays
Election.

Douv,r, colo. ANN G-ThHt,on
women Viii mold important municipal
offices M colorado os q result ot Tu.t-
DAYS elections
Pu.blo. th, second ur4,.t city u
the STATE. has elected woman ts
auditor. l."ti> llc. Telluride. Idaho
springs GI,oIp, aud Moutru-c htN.
elected woman trnasurors. as did tho
,W1ilcr towns "l Faupisv and Ridge
Way Colorado City and I.ts Animae
elected women I~ titN clerks Dud
Durango woman as alderman. Tho
l,ti' town ot Mana VIII haN. rs"
women otirmls Il city clerk and a
treasurer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
Flores Hale Estate on Magda-
lena Bay is Purchased By
Syndicate of Well to Do
Americans.
JAPAN WANTED 1T FOR
NAVAL COALING STATION
Property is Rich in Minerals,
Natural Agricultural Posi-
bilities and Fine Climatic
Conditions.

Tacoma wash. April D. To, pro,-
r.u completion of arrangements for
90, sli. of th" Fiorr u,Io estate.
compr-ur l2.1oo .4mrr miles on
MusdHIvrH bay iu LoVrr san.
iotuu tor more than fl1.ooo.-
900. VAS announced last night
by E2,l - sewage, - form, governor
"t Nebraska. and onc OFF th, owners
Tho aud s owned bN u syndicate
headed Dos J. T. BlBoknoE of New
YHrh and Includes forn',r secretary of
IN, United states treasury Leslie NJ
Shaw The land IL said 90 h,N, been
suuLb nN Japan Just prior Go thr Mex
I.Jn revolution for a uuallnE station.
Two foreign and on. American SYM
dictate are now figuring uu tI' pur-
rhas" TN, land is riCh iu minerals
uf V,il ass agriculture resources.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
t~hi,ia Decline. Ia Comment.

Washington. Apri G-Baron ryn-
ida. thu japanese ambassador tods,
declined t0 comment OF even signify
b> denial t declaration made ypster-
day ion El ptso hN q Mexicon said u
he clos, to the Mexican foreign office
nui Who's" maine II withheld. that tJr
United States troops we're sent to tho
border as "A caution - Japan. which
country 10 WAS rumored, Us attempt.
ing Ia secure % coaling station ON tu"
Pacific coast ~ Mexico. Tho ambas-
sador declared hr yoJld NOT drny tn
old story whieu Ions since has been
oiirDlN declared untrue 80 COM
mcnl Was forthcoming from the Mex
luuu ambassador. who's. story Is laugh
rd 80 1s a "huglhn1.' which rontin
nos tu haunt the t'nitrd states and
'lurN 'f"t'ur, oft nursery tales which
Ir, used to frIghtrn children
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
WALKING CLUB WILL
VISIT new MEXICO

Jackson, Mich, April s.--At the an
uual meeting nf the overland Walls
ing club, 1t was decided tnut the lplt
hike wlll be- through Kansas, Colo
rndo, itah, Nevada, california, Ar
zona, New MvNico, Texas and okla
homa This wear the trip viii be 20
upper Michigan Menbu.S of th.
clun. She most or them middl" aged
men. have made many tours ut great
length since the Organization "i the
club number OF wears ago,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
FREAK LAWS ARE
COMMON IN ALL
SECTIONS
Congress Even. Puts Measure
Oh Record for an Auto Road
From Washington to San
Francisco.

special Co.. Evening Herald
Washington. April u There was
AN abundant crop of freak legislation
n l'l" For proof of this one need
oni' book over the murguos Of stat"
legislatures during ~" past twciVc|
months. 10" morgu.s where the bills
tHat tailed are dulN rmnalmed and
inferred. Here some choic" archncu-
logical specimens wicrdlN imaginat-
N' products nf the human mind. are
10 De- found. The legislative curio-
seem tp grow more curious every
passing wear
Washington hugely vnioved one
prtHr Jest on ,ungr.ss dining IN. mast
session THcr, a. a certain New Jrr-
sos representative who ~ known to
his colleagues as au AUTOMOBILE, uond
He would rather break IA, sp,rd laNs|
on PcnnsS wanna avenue than be-
chairman uf the Ways ana means
committee. NJ "A lawmaker however.
Do" tdkts htms"lf Nitn undue srtinus-
nvts with solomnltN, so 10 speak one
morning h, tWok" Gee uud himself
famous a. the author uf ;No freak
bills. which caused a utter to puckcr
tn, I.ps of The Ncn'rapl. Miss Liberty
ou top col th" capitol dome. Thc bills
W'r, introduced hos other representa-
titos, as a practical iok,
on. bili authorized congress tu
establish an automohil, highway run
mug from the \tMuu, 60 tu, ~, ific
:" p' 't least a milo % width Th,
other W assure established a national
Speed limit law OF 800 miles au hour
l'r tutuWobslists lu hiv wrath the
N'W Jersey s"l"n mad, a Ions sp.cch
dou"uu,iug thc pcrp,traiur of the
prtruDal Joke. whose identify 10, the
Na'. hr has not Not discovered
rNcN season scos - grist or bills
ab"ii~hiug the corset IN various siat.s
The so-call,d corset bills arc drug
on th' marN't from MAN, {. calf
iurn,u.
it remained tor Rrprcs,ntatiNr col
vert "i BENTON county. Indiana. 60
'rsinatD new idea calculated tu
spread terror among lovers ui tine
flowing bowl iic framed q measure
requiring P'r person wishing tu
TAXI drink H. take out uccns,.
W. have persona licenses tu hunt
and Goo 'lSh and De- ,ari"us othcr
ihlnst h' said. rs" why not hceuse
Q" drink II would oo e sourU, OF
hr"'t rr''nu" to Tho counties. ANA ali
u"u'' derived rom the sale ul %.
''u~,- uu'd hr turned over t1 ,dusa-
u'mu funds Licenses could be- ISSUED
900 tn. i"rm "l -GHdl pocket card per
mlis reading that the holder has been
licensed Goo druN
N", Co fnc surgeon who operates
tur appendicitis Dn Coiurado, if a
measure Introduced py u rural LN,ur-
gus h. enacted into l,v. Tho ntl pro-
,ld,- iuat bus surgeon N1p shalt pete
form ur operation tur appendicitis
and h,r'aIt,r ID, upahI, FOO provo
thJt mo upp,udN tl- bon DID, diseased
condition. shall py guTt. uf utIpra"..
tico ana punishable uudr. t.. p.utl
code.
Iowa les strong fu. d,.ufum one
ui h,r lawmakers uJ- advocated a
u,l m'asur. making r urHWui ror
any member ul luc I.gI.Ltul. Ju pluct
hi- feet ou his desk n, cannot par
tah' OF t.f. uId-Ushluu,I ,omtor, su
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
CONVICT ASSERTS
He WAS VICTIM
Of A PLOT
Leonard Imboden Will Be Pa.
rolled From the Colorado
Prison Tomorrow. He Will
Live i'm Arizona.

I,ut. Nrr o. Leonard lW'"d'n,
Uh" oI.U .m', \ Hill was -'nt'n.'d
iu Na.. ItuG. to nine wears iu the
p,u,,ntpN foi att"mptus 81" wr' t
HD u.u.,r savings hauh. viii be
pafrl.d tomorrow. iir haas obtained
permission to go to Kansas 'ii, aud
N,v Yurk on hus,nrss. Ev'utunlN h,
VIII po to Nri1"u. u N sSid both
lmnpdcu aud Iill MAY -tUtt ,.N|
suits ON tnr ground ihdt thrN V'i'
victims ot - conspiracy Hill Vas r"-
leased in January.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
MINISTERS PLAY
GOOD BASEBALL

Grand junction. 'olo.. Apri u ~
baseball team imposed entirely ni
clorgNmou I. D.HJ Junction htyst
acquisition 1I. uuc Is made up of
pastors from OH, rinus chur hr.
hove and m.IuN.- nmc former cole
l,rs stars TN. u nisiors practice
dlily. that ls .N da>s a week. and
have issued b., .nIHrnse To- ANY t,am
Ina the stat, mood. up nf mcmh,r- ~
one profession
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
Peace parlan,y tnd- Nbvup,I,

IN pds". Texas. iprii 6-Pcace
pour parlcurs. in which tho Madrrus
haN" been engaged Tot the last ten
days. tn hi appearances came To- e
halt cart, this morning after q hours
ut almost ceasolcss t"lographing be-
tween this CITY chihuahua aud MrN,
I,o 'ftN. II lis expected that Fran
cisco Madcru, - Alfonso Mad,ro,
Eogucs Estrada ana Rafaci Herman
de-. tn" former an attorney for the
iuuta and IN. latter an intermediary.
viii return tu san Antonio tonight or
tomorrow Gutierrez 4" Lara. the
Los Angeles Socialist. u captain ia Ia"
iusurrccto army, starts in a few DAYS
on a tour of New Mexico In the inter
est of th" insurrection to raise money
ana men H. says the plan now is 10
keep as many MtNiCans AZ po-sihl, It
work ~ thr United states so theA can
,ontrihut" To- TIA. cause and Keep IN"
army pruNIsiOncd and In the field.
he saws almost every Mexican IN the
border states iS contributing halt Of
his wages to tn. insurrccto cause.
circulars Sr, being distributed boldly
On the streets here urging recruits 10
join the Madrrist army ami men IN
large numbers are being srut across
IN border nightly near here,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
MUROERANOS SUICIDE
NEAR SAN ANTONIO
Shocking Double Tragedy at
San Pedro Last Evening,
elimination of Family
Quarrel.
spocioI ~ E,oulne IIclDld

TT TT II I''"UIHt TI'IIIN
Sal' Antonio. Npril - .Fp wing
a. tWmH. quarrel otrr lana u s,u
Pedro. % village mu. FROM hero "a,
dusk w-t m-ht 'andido Rom 90 shot
uid NIrd nI- cousin uul hr. n,r-iu-
law. lsH''l rJduln ana th,u Vuik.i
iu'" DO, h"us, aud Killed him 'f
Rom .ru and Padillt. the ni',r %
u'pu', u,ru were out looku- a'
.Hu, tHd. which Gum,ra Wifu'd tu
bus % s saId h. wanted paIlb to
..'u uiN dollars iu WunHy and
.lus" tn, dcal rudilh refusing to de
eu until Dc bad consulted t"luis
THE shooting followed Bu'u mon
were We'll known in tins pari pf ho
count,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
Insurgents Go Nearer to Chi
huahua and Orders Are Is.
sued to Be Ready for Active
Service.
REBELS OPERATE ALL
TRAINS IN THAT STATE
Rumor of japanese Plots Are
Not Given Standing Enough
to Be Discussed By Ambas.
sador.

NHd'r"'s camp. san Andrcas. near
chihuahua. Mexico. Thursday, April
q. orders hay" been sent through IA.
iusmroytu ranks to be prepared for
instant action, Francisco ! Mad.ro
nas changed his Headquarters from
bustillnS Hacienda to this point.
which is within thirtv-nye miles from
'hihunhua Tho nature of the pro-
MADEIRA. town of 900 people. III.
insurrrctos have organized police
ana municipal system under Albino
Frris, tn" fathor-in.law ot General
nrnzco. Two saw mills and two box
factories ar" being operated a; Ma
derl hN their owners. under permls-
slon from thr usurrectus. All Amer
leans in the mines ana lumber camps
iu that neiehnorhood are receiving
supplies through irsurrccto courtesy.
Tho Mexican Northwestern railway is
running one hundred and eighty miles
To MADEIRA unu"r complot. control of
lhc insu,rcctus. who have two trains
ana American crews Whenever the
officials OF the railroad wish to send "A
supply train out of chihuahua CITY
1hcy mlst obtain permission from tho
Mexican officials and then obtain
rrrmt from Madero To- enter iLsuf-
r'rto - tory. IN this way. a sort ~
hi-pItrtv agreement Is entered into be
tween Governor Ahum8dh and the in
>urrrctos tn. trains and railroad
however, remain ia control ~ the in
sEtgrnts Mndcro says hc proposes
10 extend the insnrrecto civil govern
mcnt uurl 10 Includes Mcxico city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
LAS VEGAS MAN IS
FOUND DEAD ON STEPS

. Special To- Evening Herald
. Las Vegas y VI. ApUl q -
q Floreutno Flores, we'll known
. here. was found dead on tho
. school house steps b, children Z
. who arrived 10 attend school.
. Hc had dc'p cash IN his scalp Z
. \ coroucr's jury decided, how Z
. over. tEat thu cut was caused hv
. "a iall and that n" crime bad Z
. been committed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
LIGHTNING AMIDST
IOWA SNOW STORM
Freak Gale Results in a Fall
of the Beautiful to a Depth
of Seven Inches at Water
loo.

Waterloo Iowa. Apri 6.--~ to
seven inches of SnaN fvil h,rr thia
mornug The storm was q freak. the
SNOW hetug acvompani,d h Nhid
lightning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
OWEN AND BROWN
TO THE RESCUE
They Also Introduce Resolu.
tions Providing for Admis-
sion of New Mexico and
Arizona.

Washington. April G.-- uators
owen aud n'own to-day introduced
OILS looking to the approval OF tho
constitution of New Mexico aud Ari.
coma
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson and son
Henry were Warren shoppers on
Thursday.
During the storms many trees have
been demolished. Mr.. Carl ShultZ's
barn was moved 10 inches off it's foun-
ydation. Mr.. Seymour's team was
frightened by the hay rack being
blown over which the team was hitch
ed to and caused them to run away.
Mr. Harwood, of Walnut Grove, Wis
tied at Brookside several days last
week.
j. P. Trott returned from Illinois
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Trott called at A. B.
Browns on Sunday.
Chas Boman called at the Morkas-
sci farm one day last week.
Miss Betty Olson visited with Miss
Beulah Trott on Saturday and Sunday.
I; DR.. Frank, of Warren, was making
professional calls in this vicinity on
Tuesday morning.
Monroe brothers have purchased a
Buick auto.
Remember the Willing Workers ba
zaar June 23rd at Brookside
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June 15-Miss Magma Halseth left
here Sunday evening for her home at
Thief River Falls, to spend the sum-
mer with her folks. It is with deep
regret that she leaves our midst.
There will be a moving picture
show at the Englund church on We'd
nesday evening.
The Strandquist church is receiving
/ a coat of new white paint and it will
look first rate when the job is com
pleted.
/ G. p. Janson, our genial blacksmith
has now gotten his car in shape, so
that he can take pleasure out of it in
making trips with his wife and family
We thot from the looks of it in the
i shop two weeks ago, that there would
never be any more auto, but due to
Mr. Janson's remarkable ability, it
now looks as good as new.
John p. Nelson, Herbert Yaoyal and
Miss Halseth were visitors at G. K.
Koland's home on Saturday last and
we understand, the former was SO put
out at something, that they did not
arrive home in time to allow Miss
Halseth to catch her train home. OF
course there are two sides to every