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Evening star., 1911-07-30
Chesapeake Beach Railway.

chesapeake DedCIi NdI!Wdy.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. effective July /. I0ll.
Subject to- change without notice.
MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS. inclusive.
Going-fea-e District Line $3.50. 1890 II 80
sm. o:3O. $40. 7:45 pm.
Returning-Leave the Beach 6:35 am. 1880.
o:10. GOO. 500. 1000 nm.
SATURDAYS.
Going-Leaye District Line $3.50. 1880. II 30
d m. 200. 500. $40. 7:+5 pm.
Retu-niEg-Leave the Beach 6:3J am. 1880.
2:1O. 600 500. 900. 1890 pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Go:nc-Ieave District Line $3.50. 1880. II 80
am. 200. 400 400. 7:45 pm.
Returnine.Leave the Besrh TOO an. 1880.
2:10, 6:nN. S:ct. 900, 1000 pm.
PAI'I. Y WATERS General Manager
Evening star., 1911-07-30

SEE AMERICA FIRST.
The Most Delightful Sea Trip From New York.
Washington to Philadelphia,
Atlantic City and New York.
ERICSSON line STEAMERS''
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
TO PHILADELPHIA Stopping at great fishing
grounds. Betterton. also Chester, Pa. From
Warrington by b. & o. or W.. r. & A. r. Ky,
to Baltimore. thence Ericsson line TO PhiIadel.
phia. Steamers daily except Sunday. pm.
Fast day boats daily and SUNDAYS. 8 a. m. Tickets
to Philadelphia on s:le in Washington at 3: @.
and W.. b. 4 4. f. RS. Ticket Offices. Also J..
SPLIEDT. Ticket Agent. 1888 r ST NV. for
New York. Atlaatic. City. Cape May. Asbufy
Park. Ocean Grove. Lcpg Branch. Albany Troy,
points north. Write for guide.
CLARENCE SHRIVER. G. p. A.,
Light and Pratt EtS Eatimore. Nd.
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Chesapeake 6 Ohio Lines

Published only as information. not guaranteed.
i:0O PM. Daily--C. o. SPECIAL Solid
train to Cincinnati with Pullman sIeepers to
Louisville. CINCINNATI Indianapolis. st. Louis
and Chicago G. 4 q. dining car.
11:10 Pm. Daily-F F. v. LIMITED to the
West. Southwest and Northwest Pullman
and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper oren foi
occupancy 10 I'm. e. & q. d'n,rg car.
Ticket Offices: 5l3 Ta. ave. 1890 + st. AMI
Union station. Phone Main 1896 :s,n6 aud 1850.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

The Standard Railroad OF the South"
NotlcS.-Tme OF departures anI connections
not guaranteed
go am. daiiv-'r-oast Line Mall. Through
sleeping cars and coaches to Jacksonville.
4:lo pm. ,laily--"West Indian Limited"
Through slee ting cars TO Charleston. Augrs+a.
Savannah. jacksonville, Port Tampa. Fla. ,fot
Havana) and Knights Key nor Havana) Through
coaches to jacksonville. UNEXcELLED DIN.
ING CAR SERVICE
$40 pm. daiiy-"ralmetto Lt.nited''-Through
slespers IT, Charleston. Wilmington. Though
Ticke, nfiee. ;4io NEW YORK AVE.
GEO. r. JAMES. r. F. A.. Washington. d. C.
T c. WHITE. &. r. A.: ". G.. CRAIG. p. T.
NJ. Wilmington, n. G.
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SANITARIUMS.

CHESTNUT LODGE ~ 4 WELL. EQUIPPED
sanitarium uuder experienced mana cement for
mild mental and nervous diseases. drug adilie.
tinns. etc. r. L. BrLLARD. n. n. Rockville.
Nj. r. & o. r. e. and eieetri. line IRON
Washington.
Evening star., 1911-07-30

From the Chicago News.
Hes the man Of the hour"
Isn't there. ever woman OF the
houF9" s-sse
''Yes: but it takes her an hour and .
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STEAMSHIPS.
HAMBURG : AMERICAN

London, Paris, Hamburg.
tK.Auy..A Aus. 3. IL noon tPennsylvanin. Aug. 81
tAmerika.. Aug. t2i fK'n. Aug. Vic. Aug. 81
tKitz-Csrton la Carte Restaurant. tSecond
Cabin only.
GIBRALTAR. ALGIERS, NAPLES. GENOA.
IS. 5. HAMBURG, SEPT. q. Pm.
s. =. MOLTkE. OCT. IL
evil not call ut Algiers.
New direct passenger service between
Philadelphia and Hamburg.
Next Sailing:
e. s. PRlNZ .ADALBERT. AUGUST
S. S. GRAF ,WALDERSEE. .AUGtST 22
S. S. PRINZ OSKAR. SEPTEMBER )
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make? Three or four. you say? TN!
Well suppose you write, say. 10000 words
every day. or six or eight columns. and
see how that works out? That ought to
keep you employed quite a little while
each day. and it would help you to forget
your imaginary ailments III. no. hum!
Hot day, isn't it? Ymight take an ocean
voyage. Wouldn't hurt you If you got
good and seasick. Run about Europe for
three or four months. You could do your
little task of writing the 10000 words
day while on the wing. Nothing better
for stomach complaint, imaginary or
actual. than doddering about Europe for
three or four months or half year. But
the main thing is TO forget It, Good
morning.
Then the renowned and wealthy Phila-
delphia specialist Slipped little piece OF
paper into the trembling hand Of the man
with the gnawing (and the gnawipg was
growing more acute every minute). and
as he passed through the anteroom the
man with the gnawing slipped $40 into the
hand Of the specialists secretary (the $40
being the sum called for on the slip OF
paper): ard then he passed out into the
shimmering heat. returned to his hotel IN
a daze of pain, pulled the lid off his type
writer, stuffed sheet of paper therein.
put the figure ~" at the top of the page.
and. the craving by this time like seven
teen bolos busy at the exact center OF his
middle being, leaned back in his chair
for a minute, wondered what in the
dickens he was going to write, and then
began to write.
Specialist No. . was the class 4 mid
dissection specialist of all New York
His books on stomach troubles are more
than 1.-The class: they are the last word.
and they simply settle 1t, that's all. He is
a little sawed-on person from Vienna
with an aggressive pompadour and
cock-sure manner that comes from being
the authority and the last word on some
thing or other-any old thing or other.
It is said that his practice nets him
500, eco a year. The man with the gnaw-
ing could easily believe that when he
saw the line of automobiles cluttered all
around the magnificent residence, near
the park, of the little man from Vienna.
The gnawed-on one. when he entered the
specialists palace. was swooped upon by
tidy young woman and given card bear
ing q number. The number was 36. That
meant that he had to sit in one OF the
waiting rooms 1T looked like one OF the
dra wing, rooms of the Peterhof palace)
while the thirty-six suffering ones ahead Of
him were put through the paving and
rubbing and kneading mill by the little
man with the aggressive hair and man
ner This he did. Most of the persons
waiting in the room were groaning dis
mally. and ever and anon feeling OF that
section in the Immediate vicinage OF
Evening star., 1911-07-30

Magnificent 8. s.. ARABIC"
leaves FEB. 4; rates. Si0O up.
including shore excursions: II
enchanting days; stop-o7er
privileges. ROUND WORLD
Tours Sept. 10. Oct. p and
monthly until January. r. NJ.
HICKS. 1905 r st. NV;
GEORGE ". MOSS. 517 14th
st. NV, Warrington. FRANK
G. CLARK, Times bldg, New
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HOTTIE ARLINGTON.

Michigan ave- rear Reach. Atlantic City.
A moderate rate family hotel cf established
rrput atinn Tor cool table. tl-as"nt. attractive
sur oundncs absolute cI-sniirss ar.. home COM
forts. Every modern appointm ut. E!eNattr.
fai,ate baths. with running water. Ca
!,ari:y. 80. Open az year.
Evening star., 1911-07-30

DIAGNOSrIGAN is a medical
man who will tell you what ails
you-if he can.
If he can't. hell tell you
Evening star., 1911-07-30

.,Fut, You have no pain!' was The
,rompt and fatteEinG reply. "All imasi-
nation. Stop thinking of yourself. Think
of somebody else-of everybody e'se
don't think Of yourself at all. Tha' the
trouble with so many OF my patiehts'
They deliberately-I was about 10 say
Evening star., 1911-07-30

Azores Inr Tn Fabre Lime
Lisbon a1p'e. rss!; Mrssf ss,,nss b; sS.
Naples ST a1rnfa :tsi%;;s r1aa. n The
MI On rc2s1n@c JAS. W. EI.WEI.I. X CO..
4fANa SWaluVS Gen. Aets.. II state St..HY.
q " MOSS S1i 18th at nv
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:
Cruising
Around
--THE--
World


Hamburg American Line. 4l:45 Br'd'y. New Yol
n.w.: GEO. ". MOSS. 6l7 l4th ST.. Wash. u.
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HOTEL, CLARENDON

VIRGINIA AVENUE NEAR BEACH.
Rooms single suite. with BATH. Fine
table specially. Elevator to street level. All
modern improvements. Moderate rates. Open
all year. j. NJ. STANLEY.
Evening star., 1911-07-30

Seminole, 1 reprSSf DnG neass sgn'A os SaFOHa elena
tral: absolutely new: brick: elevator; private
ba ms: large ocean rooms, etc. Capacity. 3ni
S,ecial SIo 20 un wkv 81. 20 up dy. :. Il. ALLEN
Evening star., 1911-07-30
Hotel Memder rtOr1.

7 he Foster, 0rnsr, p ave cDsis nss; HALL Hall
Newly furnished throughout High-ciass accom-
nlodationS. Excellent tsble. $3.50 anl up.
THE PIPER BROS. co.
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HOTEL HWGEIAo

New York and Pacific
Ono square to Beach and Pennsylvania depot
EUROPEAN PLAN.
100 modern rooms. ST per day up.
Special weekly rates.
Rooms with bath. Bathing permitted from
house
Evening star., 1911-07-30

fNNONsA'N- u HHNNA's AND BESCh:
New throughout: capacity. go; private baths'
elevators: 1000 ii. WIDE coo! porches; rxcpp-
tonal table white service; special season rates
J. l.. COrE.
Evening star., 1911-07-30
ASBURY PARK, \. :.
THE FENIMORE,

THE SURF HOUSE,
Ashury Park. fst avt.: overlooking the ocean:
cs nacity. $50: bcoklet F. A. MARTIN.
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Hotel Shorellar11e NT yIrG,S,,, nAS : AVE- y

Elevator: private baths; open surroundings;
excellent table: S2-a1 un daily. S1o50 mp weeEly.
Booklet upon .npcation. W. IL. GOTTEN.
Evening star., 1911-07-30
HOTEL WESTMONT /.

So. Carolina ave. and Reach. Close to Attrac-
tiuns. Capacity. 400. one of the mHst modern
and up-to-datr. 100 ocean-side rooms: Irivate
baths: running water in rooms: elevator: fine
p0rches; music: white service. Special rates
4l4 ny weekly. Rooklct. ". +. SHAW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
STRIKE
PROVED COSTLY
TO ENGLISH
LINES
Weekly Traffic Returns Are
Silent Testimonials to FL
nancial Loss Should Work
men Continue to Fight.
SETTLEMENT SLOWLY
IS BEING EFFECTED
ny E,~ninE ncrnrd \. -. L-ns-J wir.,


London Au- -A PIuuI.-s toward
settlement ot the lauor troubles AT
Liverpool WIS made today when the
chairman g.. the Tumway company
rclnstated % number ot strikers ON his
own gosponsibilit, The docRmon are
sim ont pending settlement with
The tfamway men. hut the railroad
men of Liverpool are re7umiug work
In increasing numbers
The Iroublc ur Liverpool resulted
ron che refusal OF thc municipality
to Icinslatn $50 strikers. The cm-
pluyes who had remained ioFal
thronsroui the strike threatened 90
Qnlt work 90 fbc -5u men were taken
back To-day action of tho chairman
OF 'hD lramWu, committee ia takua
back sume OF thC strikers will Head. DO
is believed 10 au early agree ncn' py
all PARTIES
The weekly u"iC returns testify
to The enormous lussrs resulting 90
the railway oumuuuiyF from last
weeks strike The London and
Northwestern RAILWAYS report alone
shows decrease ot S1Oi.Uou In re-
ccip ior The wo's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Ms WINrrn ~ MINNrs0rN.

. Duluth Ninn Aus go
' Frost Nos reported nt,k .f Du
. iuth last might Tho lowest tom I
. pcuurD here Nus o. degrees
= The eolds-t point in the Da- I
. k"rH was 100 Dickinson where I
. 'n, Wur.urN registered 300 dc.
. sroDs upd a' Was reported ut
. Lisbon lud Napoleon There I
. w'rr 'rosts ot Bismarck ANA (
. swift 'Wrrni ana REQ Campbell
. Muu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
He Alights at Castleton Only
1876 Miles From Metropolis;
Has Almost Completed Trip
From ST. Louis.
HE MAY FINISH
LAST LEG TONIGHT
However. 1t Is More Likely
He Will Make Early Starr
Thursday and Reach Desti-
nation Same Day.


\.''h. IT,. \Ot WI" ""''
is. mIl. cot M. l1Gl-mIlr NiEhi
,r.t. $50 I,.|. d., N., York tn n,
No.. ,...,.,..,.... ,.,,,.
'd Jet 20 p"lh' .""'h '' 'N'''''"' '''''
NNiur t5 mites from Fort Plain iu
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rd nN l,ukN gasoline tank. ai 'iI'h,
near Amsterdam. aud tiI continue uu
.bt. .y.i... .,., N,., y.rg. .,t . .,..l..l rnta
'''''''''''
Tho nir Was uh,.h win h'a" "h"
Jh,r. vas ulh southwest wind.
.,,,Jitf.p. f,..p, .I,,.t tb, host I,r
10. -.
'''N s''.'
So. vi.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Thirteen Cents Is Rate Set by
Committee Consisting OF
Senators and Rich Growers
Who Defy Spectators.
ATTEMPT IS MADE
TO BREAK DOWN PRICE
Statement Is Issued Asking
Producers to Band Together
to Maintain Market; Crop
Figures Are Too Large.
tDy Evening ner"Id =. y. Leased Wire,

nv Evening Herald 4. y, Leased Mtreb
Washington. Aug. 23,"Hold cot
tom Cor l3 cents is the advice To- he
formally aly,n to farmers orRanizn-
tiuns bN committee consisting "i
Senators Williams of Mississippi and
owen of oklahoma. ana Representa-
tive Rurlpson of Texas. representing
Ia conference of senators and repre-
sontatiyes from seven cotton growing
states The committee viii urge that
stat, banking associations cooperate
agaiust the beurish move of the
spectators
What was referred To generally as
the threatening condition of the cut-
tom market was thoroughly discussed
az meetings today and last night
Among the participants We're Senators
Williams and owen, Representative"
Underwood of Alabama. Democratic
leader of the house Representative
flenin of Alabama. Brantley aud
liughes of Georgiu, nurlesou II. heuii
pf Texas. Garrett of Tennessee.
Humphreys of Mississippi and small
of Norjh Carolina. \ number uf them
are 1rgr planters Tho committee
issued statement witch reud
% seemed Goo Dee the opinion of all
thIt there was 90 prc-conccrtcd effort
being made. prn.irall, through the
Iustrumonmllty ot tho speculative cl.-
W,nt of tG, NcV York cotton cx-
change. Go break down the price of
cuttu1 Do was thp opinion of an that
thc present statistical condition oy
cotton did not Justify the iowu,ss OF
present quotations ana that the pStl-
mate If D. million bales WNs uniusti-
ncd uy an, facts ON which q predio-
uuu could Do, san,N husod and that
moreover even if "a $1,000 Opu bale
crop were in sight. th, worlds sup
plE stli probably would all short
Of rnc worlds demand for cotton to
tho extent OF more than one million
bales brCaus, of the exhaustion Of the
present visible supply OF cnrrird over
spot cotton
This opinion was based on the lat
'-i advises from Egvpt, india. china
aut other cotton producing countries
This committee was also requested
0" communicate IN some way with
tho presidents of the several state
banking associations I'm the cotton
states asking them as far a. possible
ln throw their moral and financial
support behind the effort GO counter
act thv hoarish movement oi the
speculators with roo, View ot obtain
ing "a t1ir pr,, .ur th, farmers cot
tom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Pitiful Sight as Aged Soldiers
Try to March in Time to-
Music of Band; Many of
Them Forced to Leave.
KANSAN IS FOUND
DEAD IN HIS ROOM
President Taft Reviews In
spring Parade and Address
es Gathering at Camp Fire
Tonight; Election Tomorrow


i,n.u. st.f, y n. AUG -i.- Ih.
ut nSilg ranks ol th, Gruud ARMY
sf rn, UomhN, gathered 300 Epoh,s-
t.r rur th, forts -nOu National ,u-
.impw,ut ra~.'d boo r,EIra p,fot"
prrIe.ui TAFT tnIs morning As fh.
.ri.rIrs tud,I.rrrU g.. a,ru step tp
lH, mp... hoN presented 20 sight iuHt
..rr.d tnr uaaris ut tu. thousands of
spectators tu p,t,. ~.Hr u' fh, Old
.slH..r .luId mott stand tho strain
trB lrapp,G uut brfot. tho parade
sI,u.h.d Il, presidents reviewing
tHud iu Washington Square The
parade haIted at frequent intervals Go
give thy Veterans ppportmniu Coo rest
President Taft un Arrival. was o.-
,lrt,d by the TVcntN-nuih United
states infantry through tHo main
streets lfomDs Nfrr urrd 90 nt'r-
.als during Ga, prugfrss oi in, pr Sc
fI,nt- automobile Thoe. Zoe the rec
Ni,viup stand with the president IN
.Hdcd Adluiunt General Norbeck,
stat. Cummitts, man George Nldridr'.
commander iu Chlsf Gilman. Justic,
Wm e. Werner. Goycrnor Hcid OF
Vermont ana hI. military STAFF and
runir' euunn iiIufprih.
ID Mercer. % O. a a. veteran OF
Eldomdo, Kansas, was found tcod lu
bed .n rpomiur house to-day
Nut in acNtraI A.ar- haN, th,
CiuI Army veterans turned uu' ir
a,reu 90 uamhcr as .u t'duN~ pa
r,u' More ual 5000" Had regis.
tered up SO las, ugHt Hud early
morning trains brought u additional
GrauI Army posts
Th. wdir pat.d. began to move u-
..ou I. fhr prosid .ut.| parade r'Hrh-
,d fl, reviewing stand JED Washington
+luar, u1 President TIn had taken
Ni uut
aver review ng tb. wrHt. Pt.-I-
dom, TlU was driven $40 tu. residence
.' fnrw'r senator 1nJ state treasurer
TlomHs r. Dunn. Touchi tno prosI.
..u $50 utard th, camp br. 90 Gone
Ncutou han nnd addrr- fuu yrl.ruu-
80 tp, ,oncluuou of fh rN|uDs the
president via go dirt.. tH his ,ar &C
iDr N,N YORK C,nfru station iir
NIl ,tove Rochester at >.t. %. m.
rhp Hru Jusnrs. session a' thD Sac
tou9' cr umpmnnt 500 b ld to.
morrow when th, .'o .tIou ot oN..rr-
.f' also ht hrid N mild sensation
N.as created hy 'n. chang. chat G,u-
,p' MeEr9t. , ud.datr fnr .nmmnn-
u'r len .uif was claiming 90. -up-
p1ri cor presld,u, 1't u mis- canvass.
THut hrought prumr asuial- from
Washington tbUt tnr president wns
tts1p ~id,- Ia tn, election pr bad
reH-.d ans choice.
rho aWUgtrd organizations are
H..I.H|tr .N.fTa. ..a....r. TFY|..r
Veterans 'uinu reelected James Hard
off dorchester. commander iu chiDD
1bu NJtuual association OF Union rN.
prisoners rc lect"J last years Off
Gers. cntralizrd government was
abandoned and home rule adopted by
tu Amy 5ud \a,l tnion Tho Nu-
tpna Wumnnt R,irf Corps hold its
ufsi session TODAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
FROZEN TO DEATH
ON Pixies PEAK
IN HARD SNOW
STORM
Bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam A. Skinner Will Be
Sent to Their Home in Dal-
las. Texas for Interrment.
THEY WERE LOST IN
COLD NIGHT GALE
ny Evenlng neraid \. -. leased wirsI

Colorado ~urlnEs. colo. Aug .3.-
Following instructions received today
from Dallas. Texas. relatives. the
bodies of MT ana Mr. VIM A. skin
urr wHo p.ri-hed from cold and 'V-
posture during % storm ou pixies
peak Monday uisht viii tonight nr
sent tu Dallas. .n.i. former home for
l,,,..r ,.e..,.., t.,..,..,,,. .t....l..t. tt,,
20" I"I"''' 'N '"''' ''''IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
PRICE OF MEATS
IS GOING UP
AGAIN
Best Grades Already Are
Three Cents a Pound Higher
Than Sixty Days Ago and
Advance Only Just Begun,
Especial TELEGRAM 80 r.vsnIaS neraldD

Kansas Cty, Mo- Aug 23.--Au iu-
crease In thn price of beet. due. a H.
said To tn" summers drought. has ar
rived. Tho Wholesale pric, of the
best grades of oocf has jumped 2
cents here iu IN, last sixty days
Prices arc still ON the upgrade and
y. w Robinson of the Mholcsalr
Beef department of Armours plant
said today he was unable 10 ton Wnra
the advances would stop
Pork gs we'll ass beer S. on the adj
vance Inferior beef may be bought
now at about the samo price os sixty
days age. bur tho packers Say there
IN llght dcmand Tor tn, cheaper qunl-
lty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
TORRENTS SWEEP
OVER FAIR ITALY
Heavy Downpours in Lom-
hardy Cause Houses to Fall
and a Number of Deaths
Are Reported,
,By Evening Herald a. l.. leased wire,

Rome. Nug 3d. ;urrcut'ul rain.
accompanied 3D., uIgh winds nuN,
fallen TOR q huurs loo l.omhurdy. de-
NastaunE that rich province
MANY houses have been blown down
ana some fntuut's have resulted.
bridges have been carried AWAY uy
swollen streams 3ud enormous dam,
Ig' has been don, fr vineyards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
BANDIT POLITE TO
LADIES IN COACH
Also He Had Such Gentle
Voice But Now He Is in
Hands of Officers for Rob-
bing Passengers and Mail,
ny E,enInH mernIa \. y. Lsn.ra MIrr

ny 'ffninh Hefhld \. v, Leased MtFrl
l"hN'I colo Aug r bandit s.
'olllN mudnlatcd voice and an pN.
remclN courteous manner of address.
hg women passengers ui stage coach
held up iu The san Miguel CANYON OF
colorado In 1910 caused the arrest OF
NeNahdcr Peterson, accused ot the
CRIME at Pneosa Springs, this state.
lie viii be brought to Denver today 20
lnsWer an indictment returned Dy The
ederal grand ury lasi November
The stage was held up by "A lone
bandit who took an OF he yaluables
ltum the i've men passengers hut re-.
used To accept icwelry and uinkets
pionered him hy the women Though
he riiled the mail bags he got nothing
1t value The total haul amounted to
$50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
IONNI OttDIR OI MOOSE Iri.ECT
cav EVeaIaE ueFnid A, q, Lensed Nirel

TlFtfUIl, Mirh. NuE - Tn' or
gan2atlou element in the Loyul or
der 0l Moose, nov assembled here IN
annual convention, was oNtrWheln-
ingly victorious iu yesterdays cleo.
ton 0f supreme officers. urrurdinr
tn the results as given out officially
TODAY az follows.
Dictator Arthur ~, j. Jones IN
diupauoiis lndi vice dictator. Ralph
" T. Dongos camden. - d. prrlatr
Walter T.. Dorm, sun Francisco, trras.
urcr. -. y. CraWmrd. pitshurs. Pa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
ALL GOVERNORS TO
MEET WITH WILSON
The Executives From States Of
Union Will Assemble in
New Jersey Next Month to
Discuss Impending Issues.
tny EyeninG herald \. -. Leased wire

NprIug IAdD, \ ]" NUK 23-pWn7
for the annual conference of goyyr-
uors of the states uf tha union 90 be-
h,ld here september o. 20 lG, were
made public to-day after consulta-
tlon h> Governor Wilson of Nrw J,r-
soy, chairman of tnp committee ON
arrangements Wlliam George Jordan
uf New York, secretary of the last
conference and former Governor j.
Franklin Fort who is at tho head nf
IA, cutritainmeut committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
NEGROES PERISH IN
VIRGINIA HOTEL FIRE
liu~tcirN at parkCr-burg T. Destroy
cd Enlailing a Ioss at sSo,ooo;
walls Tell Ia on spectator.
ln, N,enIns m.fala a. =. Lrn.ca VIC

P.rkrrflurg, W Va. AUS 2a.-
un, person Is doad two ar, fatally
hurt uud the Chancellor hotel o. dam
aged ip thc amount OF tjO,O0o as tnr
result ~ hre which started ON the
seventh floor Gf the hotel hero today
aud spread so rtpidly that for time
IA, entire hUsinrss section was en-
daupcred Jos Han. a colorod hoy.
WIS Killed ana Mrs Boll also color.
90, ana Uu, Views. aged ~. were
fatally hurt hy falline walls
Scgrch Ia h,iug made IN tho ruins
Tor other bodies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
ENGINEER MEETS
HIS DEATH UNDER
AN ORE CAR
Tragedy at Chino Copper
Mines Near Silver City Also
Results in Serious Injury to
Two Other Employees.

El puen T,Nas. AUS 20 Al ,hr
'hnu Dnru, company mines near
silver D|t. y ~. tysttrdlA after.
noon. Engineer John SupIrtou was
silI'l ud conductor Jumcson and
~uuI.t,us fireman were injured
Hhuu tun loaded ore cars ram down
HIl into rbr apuroa,hUg train Su.
H'gtuu. umIy Uy,s at Grand Juu,-
IUu Colo. und Intm,sou i- from
santa ty Tho accident WAS un thr
Santa o. HIIrual