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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
Changes in Diaz Cabinet to
PIacate Disaffected Element
to Follow Return of Finance
Minister From France,
HAS CONFIDENCE OF
GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE
Hatred Of Terrazas Family and
CreeI Said to Be Responsible
for Much Of III Feeling in Chi
huahua,

tI,y Mornipg Journal Special Leased wirel
from Paris that Senior Jose Limantour,
Mexican minister of finance, intended
to leave here for Mexico next week,
II was learned here tonight, means the
beginning Of political movement in
Mexico that is calculated to restore
the republic to complete tranquility.
Changes in the cabinet of Presi-
dent Diaz. as well as the appointment
Of new governors for various states
now are made possible, it has been
learned. Senor Limantour's detention
in Paris on account of his wifes i'll
ness, has occasoned much apprehen-
sion in Mexico and many people pass
ing through here from Mexico City
say that seldom has the welfare Of the
republic been so dependent on the
movements Of one man.
Senior Lmantour, it was explained,
Is regarded by all Mexicans as per-
son of great tact and ability and is
known to have the confidence of all
parties as well as President Diaz. II
has not yet been determined whether
Senior Limantour will replace Senior
Enrique c. Creel. the minister of for
eign relations. but 1t is known that i'm.
portant changes are intended. Senior
Limantour Is regarded as the most
likely man for the premiership.
With the advent Of Senor Llmantour
into, the position Of minister OF for
eign relations those who are close TO
President Diaz believes that changes
will occur among the governors Of the
states. particularly In northern Mexi-
co. where disorders have been most
frequent
The appointment of Senior Ahumada
as governor Of Chihuahua recently to
succeed Sener Alberto Terrazas is re-
garded as the first move of the Diaz
administration to appease opposition
to the federal government in that
state.
Prior to the election of Senor Ter
razas. Enrique c. Creel was governor
of Chihuahua and advices from time
to time have reached here that the in
surrccto movement received many
supporters in that state because OF
supposed grievances against Governor
Creel before he became minister of
foreign affairs
Numerous rumors have been cur
rent since the insurrection began that
changes in the Diaz cabinet were inn
minent and the name of Senor dc La
Barra. Mexican ambassador to the
United sites frequently has been men,
toned as the new minister of foreign
relations. Senior dc La Barra often
has reiterated that he could not dis
cuss the matter.
II Is known. however. that he is
anxious to remain at Washington to
continue his efforts toward eementing
relations between the United States
and Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
RANCHMEN KILLED
BY RENEGADE
INDIANS
PURSUING PARTY ON
TRAIL OF MURDERERS
Inquest Over Bodies Of -Four
Victims of Nevada Tragedy
Disclose BarbarouS Crimei
CorpSeS Badly Mutllated,

Reno, New. Feb. 1S.--That the MUIR
derers of Cambron. Laxague. Ezra
mouspe ana indiana, Washoe county
stock men whose bodies were found
at Little High Rock canyon, are In
dians, Is definitely established. ac-
cording to the report of County Ply
sician $. X. Morrison, who made the
autopsy on the bodies at Denio s
ranch. three miles from the scene OF
the murder.
Tracks of seven Indians, including
one sauaw and one papoose. were
found leading toward Black Rock des-
ert. Humboldt county. The abandon
ed camp of the Indians had been
fortified. evidently in anticipation OF
trouble. The Indians horses had
died, apparently from starvation and
six beeves were found butchered at
the camp.
The pursuing posse numbers TWEEN
ty, including two Indian trailers and
left DEMO Thursday. They expect to
overtake the Indians IN 100 miles and
anticipate fight.
The inquest was neld by lantern
light with the thermometer register
ing twelve degrees below zero. Facts
brought out at the inquest may be
summarized as follows:
That Henry Cambron was shot four
times through the head and body.
Peter Erramouspe was shot -four
times; his upper lip and moustache
were cut off and taken; he was mar
ried and has two children.
j. r. Laxague was shot once through
the chest; he was married and had
two children.
b. indiana was shot three times
through the shoulder, twice through
the head; left eye out; upper lip and
lower eyelid gone; cheek shot away.
The shots were from s0-S0 high
power rifles and .SS caliber revolver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
DANVILLE GRAND JURY
EXPECTED TO ADJOURN

Danville, ILL.,. Feb. 1S.-Indications
point to an early ADJOURNMENT of the
grand jury,
The most important development
today was the discovery that a close
friend and business associate OF
Ernest \. Leseure. son in law of
Speaker Cannon has been advising
Foreman Woodward and member OF
of the jury to adjourn at an early date
1t is said Lesaure who is at Mount
Clemens, has purchased passage
for Europe March 5. and his political
enemies are claiming that he is anx-
ious for the jurors to adjorn so he
can come home and make ready for
the trip without being bothered by
subpoena servers,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
MISSING DOROTHY
ARNOLD FOUND
IS BELIEF
SAND POINT POLICE
DETAIN GIRL SUSPECT
Bears Strong Resemblance TO
Published Pictures Of Long
Lost Daughter Of Wealthy
New York Family,
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sand Point, Idaho. Feb. iS.--A
young woman giving the name OF
Dorothy Wilcox is being held by the
| authorities here on suspicion OF being
Dorothy Arnold, the missing New
York heiress. Her actions and her
strong resemblance to the published
pictures OF Dorothy Arnold caused the
local authorities to take her into Gus
tody. When arrested she admitted
being the missing New York girl but
little later strongly denied t.
The girl arrived here last Wednes-
day At the hotel where she regis
tered as Dorothy Wilcox, she asked
for work. at the same time admitting
that she never had worked any but
expressed her willingness to learn.
She has several suit cases and APP
parently well filled trunk
The young woman is said TO have
stated that she came from New York
and that she was in New York In De-
cember. Since that time according to
the local Officers. she said that she
had been in Chicago, Los Angeles,
San Francisco and other cities on the
Pacific coast.
She is being detained at a local
hospital and the authorities have
telegraphed to New York.
W. j. Davis, proprietor Of a local
laundry. talked with the young Wo-
man and said she admitted to him
that she was Dorothy Arnold, but
wanted 1t kept secret. Later she de-
MED any knowledge OF the New York
girl
Davis stated that she told him she
left New York on December IL. The
young woman Is about rs years OF
age, apparently refined and wen edit
Gated. She Is suffering from nervous
prostratIon and appears TO be brood
ling over scme trouble
When the girl applied for employ.
ment at the hotel she was assigned
to the Kitchen hut II quickly devel-
oped that she was entirely unfamiliar
with any work In that department.
She was given A room and on the
following cay applied at Davis laun-
dry for work. Davis stated that he
Immediately noticed her resemblance
to some of the published pictures of
Dorothy Arnold and asked her If she
was not the missing girl. He asserts
she admitted that she was the missing
girl and then vigorously denied 1t,
Davis sent her to his home, where
she was taken into custody by the
police and spent the night In jail
She was later taken to the hospital
On some toilet articles In her posses
sion appear the initials. ID. II A.
When questioned by the police she
denied that she was Dorothy Arnold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
Illinois Member Wages Ap-
parentIy Successful Fight to
Prevent Payment of Ancient
French Spoi|ation Claims,
ACRIMONIOUS DEBATE
TEMPERED WITH JOKES
Fiery Speeches lnterSoerSed
With Vocal So'os, Furry
Stories and Burlesque, Keep
Members Awake,
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Washington, Feb 10.-The debat'

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| Washington, Feb i9.-The debate
on the omnibus claims bill, after two
days filibuster, was in progress in the
house at O'Clock this morning.
Speeches were being made on both
sides.
| Many members were sleeping in the
cloak rooms and lobbies About a
hundred spectators fingered in the
galleries to witness any unusual pro-
ceedings.
At 2:25 a. m. the house practically
killed the senate bill by adopting a
motion Of Mr.. Mann to strike out all
after the enacting clause in the bill.
which had provided for the French
spoilatlon claims. Adoption Of this
motion had the effect of eliminating
the measure as senate bill.
1t left II as the house bill without
any provision for the spoilation claims
which was the direct target OF the fill
buster.
The republicans were jubilant over
what they regarded as shrewd trick
by Mr. Mann. The reading Of the
house bill was then proceeded with.
A crushing blow was dealt to the
omnibus claims bill when the house
early this morning adopted a motion
striking out all Of the measure after
the enacting clause in the senate bill,
which embraced French spoilatlon
claims and navy yard overtime claims.
and substituted the house bill, which
does not have those features in it,
The motion. which was made by
Mr.. Mann of Illinoios, was perhaps his
shrewedest move In his long filibuster
against the bill. It means the start
Ing OF the legislation all over again
and the French spollation advocates
Immediately began fighting the bill.
They included Messrs. Currler Of New
Hampshire; Bennett of New York.
Lawrence and Gardner Of Massachus-
etts, and Titson of Connecticut.
When the reading Of the house bill
began, Mr.. Bennett started a filibus-
ter. While the program is to endeav-
or to pass the bill in the house the
advocates of the old claims bill are
now divided.
1t Is realized by some that there Is
little time left for the bill to pass the
house and then be considered as an
original measure in the senate Mr..
Gardner at a. m. made the point of
no quorum and members were hur-
redly summoned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
SHEEHAN IS TOLD He
MUST WIN OR QUIT
This is UItimatum of Tammany
Chieftain Murphy to Machine
Candidate According to Re-
port al Albany,
lBy Morning Journal Special Ieassd wirel

New York, Feb. lS.-Three reports
that William r. Sheehan had beer
Informed he must withdraw his can
dldacy for the l'nittd states senate
lent support to each other today but
Mr. Shechan himself denied them to-
night.
The first report had II that Charles
f. Murphy, tired Of hopeless light
had given ten days to the man he has
supported for seven weeks In which
TO win or quit
The other two reports one from
Albany and one from the governors
apartments in the Waldorf ran that
the governor had lntimated TO Mr..
sheehan his belief that the deadlock
must continue while Mr. Shechan re-
maincd candidate.
Governor Dix tonight would not see
newspapermcn, but sent them word
that his position With regard to coer-
elon of the legislature had not altered,
but neither had his efforts Ia find some
practicable way out Of the blind alley
In which the party now finds Itself.
Charles J.. Murphy had not word
to say.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
COAL MINER MUST
STAY IN JAIL
Colorado Supreme Court De-
cideS Against Strikers Sen
fenced TO Year in Prison for
Contempt
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tbN NoEhhk boufHhi Spttiu titHseu WNeI
Denver, Colo, Feb. lS.-Without
touching upon the merits of the con-
tempt cases. the supreme court today
denied the application for super
aedens. made by the sixteen striking
coal miners OF the northern Colorado
fields who We're sentenced to "A year
each in the county Jail az Denver by
District Judge Greeley NJ. Whitford.
The court held that Judge Whit
ford had rightly assumed jurisdiction
in the case when he granted the in
junction asked by the Northern Coal
a Coke company. restraining striking
miners In Boulder county from inter-
fcring with non-uion men. II was the
violation Of this injunction that re-
suited In the contempt sentences.
The right to appeal 10 the supreme
court on the merits of the contempt
sentences Is not affected by todays
ruling Three grounds for appeal re-
main 60 the imprisoned men, namely:
That there was no contempt. that
the convicted men were denled trial
by jury that the sentences of one
year each were too severe.
Sine imposing the sentences. Judge
Whtford has modified them by order
ing them To rcad until further order
OF the court"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
NEW CANDIDATES IN
COLORADO SENATE RACE

Denver, Feb. 1S.--Two additional
uark horses We're entered in the sem
''orlai race today. but the ballot did
"ot develop anything material In the
way OF change. Former Governor
Auams lost four votes and Thomas j.
Donnell GAINED four.
The new entries were former Con-
e'essman John G.. Bell a democrat,
anu Dr, John Grass, republican.
Hdeh was honored with one vote.
tentative agreement among the
"ehpocratlc majority members to hold
conference on Tuesday afternoon
"eA' mas been reached. II was given
oo' emphetcally that the meeting
sou'u not be constru ID as caucus
""u 'nat any action taken then must
"o' ne given the binding quality OF a
''"'"s action. II was also announced
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
ARNOLD PERSISTS IN BELIEF
THAT DAUGHTER IS DEAD

New York, Feb lS- Francis X.
Arnold, father of Dorothy Arnold
who disappeared from her home here
than an hour today with District
Attorney Whitman He said he was
convinced his daughter was dead and
that crime had been committed.
Mr.. Arnold did not supply me with
any Information which would Indicate
that crime has been committed in
this county said Mr.. Whitman. He
has promised however TO supply me
with additional evidence next week,
which he says viii Justify me IN max
Ing an investigation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
YOUNG Gates RACES
WITH DEATH
Special Train Bearing Capital
iSt to New York 10 BE- Treated
for Blood Poisoning,
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Chicago, Feb. f9-Racing across the
continent at record breaking speed
the special train carrying Charles G
Gates from Yuma, Ariz., to New York
city, reached Rock Island, ILL.,, at
o'clock that Sunday morning and
will arrive here in few hours. The
train is hurrying the capitalist to New
York, where he will be treated for
blood poisoning contracted at Yuma.
Although the train is running six
hours ahead of It's schedule no stop
is planned in Chicago. 1t is expected
Mr. Gates will reach New York at
8 o'clock tonight making the run
from Yuma in seventy-five hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
CALIFORNIA
SHERIFF SAVES
PRISONER
EXCITING RACE WITH
MOB IN AUTOMOBILES
Officer Burns Up Machine and
is Seriously Scorched But
Commanders Another and
Lands Murderer Safe in Cell,
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Nisllia. Cat, Feb. tS.-fn a wild,
exciting race to prevent the lynohing
Of his prisoner by an angry mob in
which his automobile exploded and
was burned and he himself injured,
Sheriff Collins OF Tulare county, safe
ly landed Juan Maganya, a Mexican,
who is believed to have murdered IL.
b. Lamkin at Porterville, last night.
safely in the county Jail at Visalla to-
day
When the Mexican surrendered sew
on miles from Porterville, about fifty
automobiles filled with vengefu clti-
zens. started from that town to lynck
the alleged murder. Sheriff Collins
was notified at the same time, A wild
race ensued In which the sheriff won.
Having captured the man, another
race began between the sheriff and
the pursuing mob IN automobiles. At
Pcrterville. train blocked the road
long enough for 1t TO catch up, The
sheriff hastily swore In a score Of
deputies and stood off the mob until
he could cross the railroad tracks.
Near Lindsay, the sherff's machine
plunged off a bridge, exploded and
was burned. Sheriff Collins was pain
fully injured. His prisoner made no
attempt to escape. He Communicated
another machine and finally reached
Nirsaiia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
.LOR|MER To SPEAK
IN OWN DEFENSE
Gentleman from Illinois viii
Explain to Senate Alleged
Irregularities in His Election
by Illinois Legislature
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washington, Feb. is. - Senator
Lorimer will be heard in his own pe-
half in the senate next Wednesday.
He gave notice today that he would
speak, saying only that he would ASK
the attention of the senate while he
addressed il on the charges made In
connection with his election
Later Mr.. Lorimer told his friends
he did not expect to enter upon .
searching analysis OF the testimony
In the case as he was of the opinion
the senate had been convinced py
speeches already made that the PROOF
against him was not convincing.
II Is generally believed Mr. Lori
mer's speech viii close the discussion
Of his case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
GONERNCR AHuMADA WORKS
TO REDUCE TAX BURDEN.

Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 1S.-GoV-
crnor Ahumada Is striking at what Is
declared to be the root of the insur-
rectlon in this state-excessive taxa
'ion He is now engaged in revising
'ne tax schedule in both city and
STATE to equalize and reduce the bur-
uen. Meters will be taken from all
water mains in this city aud nat
rate charged. Monthly license Of
public vehicles have been reduced
from seven and eight dollars to two
and six dollars, according to class
other reductions are promised.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
GOVERNOR VEGA GATHERS
EEW MORE EOMOWEKs

San Diego, cal. Feb. lS.-A spe-
cial from Campo says:
Throughout last night and until
late this afternoon stragglers from
Governor Vegas forces arrived at the
temporary camp at Las Juntas, ten
miles east of here Governor Vega s
condition remains unchanged. Mes
sengers were sent to this place for
supplies. As the soldiers crossing the
line did not carry arms they were al
lowed to purchase provisions"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
CHIEF or POLICE DENIES
STORY or TRIPLE KILLING

Gainesville Ca, Feb. 19,--The chief
of police early this morning emphat-
cally denied the report that three
bandits had been killed and that
members of any posse had been In
jured In a fight with the alleged rob-
bers Of the Southern express car yes
terday morning
Posses with bloodhounds are scour-
ing the country for two living bandits
and It Is believed the pair will be
shot down on sight.
Several Southern officials are
leading the posse
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
INSuRRECTOs PLAN TO
CROSS LINE AT BROWNSVILLE n

BfownsvIlle, Tex Feb IS.-- Word
was received today by United states
cffle'als that concerted movement
QUE be made tomorrow by lnsur-
resctos on this side OF the Rio Grande
near the mission 10 cross the river
and mobilize on the other side. Sew
eral deputy marshals and a detaoh-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
Distant Earthquake Recorded.

Washington, Feb. iS.-~An earth
quake shock fairly severe and lasting
over a considerable period, was re-
ported today on the seismograph at
Georgetown university.
Father Torndorf estimated the dis
turbance to b = 5000 miles from WASH
ington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
LIFE TERMERS ESCAPE
FROM JAIL IN FLORIDA

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb Is. - Ac-
cording to adyices received today sew
enteen night riders. three of whom
were serving life sentences for mur-
der, escaped from the Duvai county
Jail at midnight. one returned and
informed the jailer. Another was
captured to-day by a posse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
BANDITS KILLED IN
BATTLE
Trio Of Train Robbers Slain and
Six Officers Wounded in
Scrap Following Hold-up in
Georgia,
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TBy MOrnInK JoUFhH1 specIHI Tthseu WFNT
Cincinnati, Feb 1S.--A special from
Gainesville, Ga. says:
Three bandits are reported dead and
six members of posse seriously
wounded as a result of battle at
dusk this evening following the hold
up Of Southern Railway passenger
train No. 35 north bound from New
Orleans To New York this morning.
The body of one bandit with head
tlement five miles north Of Gaines
vile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19

ment OF troop C. third cavalry were
sent to stop the movement
The inhabitants of Matamoros are
much alarmed under the prospects of
an attack and citizens are making
ready for battle. The board of al
derman met To take action toward
protecting the city. The customs and
immigration officials have been
warned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
SENIOR MMANTOUR TO
SAIL FOR HOME THIS WEEK

pfovement in the health OF his wiie,
Jose Lmantour. Mexican minister OF
finance. thinks he may he able to de-
part for Mexico some time next week
though the date has not been set.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
DANGEROUS ENEMY
NOW C0NFR0NTs
|NSURRECT0s
.SCURW THREATENS
CAMP AT MEXlCAlI
Fresh Meat and Vegetables at
a Premium Since United
States Army Cut Off Food
Supply From Across Line,

fu,y Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
Los Angles. Cal, Feb. H.
. Two men. one of them said to be
Jack London, the novelist, are
. held at Calexico on charge OF
. violating neutrality.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
Alleged E,nbezzIcr Arrcsle,I.

Chicago, Feb. lS.-James stanton,
manager of the Mutual Finance COM
panv of Rockford, Ill., was arrested
here today on a charge Of embezzle-
ment. a shortage of $4,000 Is al
legged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19
Former Harvard Trainer Decd.

Boston. Feb. lS.--John Graham
from 1900 to 1905. trainer OF the
Harvard university track and field
teams, died at Waterloo, Mass. to-
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-19

that while the senatorial question
would be discussed. general matters
of legislation would be talked over as
well.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Siirebterliet,e tpirbelfi;rme.

am ~. gpril 3afmittaas NIB
gbcnns hnrdl5psen TAFT a~lciG,seitig
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get1btct nnn iibcr 100 pcrlest. Der
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indbtc, Der uerberblihitc felt benz gpr=
nahu pum Mai 1896, fpitcte orei
WenidIen has 9eben uno bat ciner
Gisentbnmsidaben BON St,5O0,O0O
anaerihtet.
SaS thermometer iiel int sfuci
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Wines nnb Gahet, Mp., t5btete Der
Surnabu feds Yeripnen. Sn Sbelbp=
pille, 81, iuilen Shlpfen, bic einen
ltmfans BON aft Soil batten, seiallen
fetn. Inter ben StGbten, bic idj,uer
litten, beftnben iih Stat 8iper, either
nnb Glpins.
Gsfrtose, Heta,uafce nnb @bitins
INT Safipn GunntD nnb Gptubattan,
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Sn Sig Scarf, Sfla., ,purbe nabc=
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