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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-29
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Entirely Satisfied.
I'VE hope that the year 1912 viii
measure up in volume to that OF tho
business done in l9ll,r says w. C
Bullard Our holiday trade was tip
Top"
Business Confidence Restored.
II the rains and SHOWS cs the
month Of DeoemNor did nothing but
wet the country, they have served
their purpose, said WIN Moore Of the
firm Of Espards G Moore THE
respects for 1912 for prosperity are
good and there is confidence
mong the people that has been mis-
sing for years Business has been
good all fall and we have been buy
ing goods an the season
Go. is the Word.
"Chickasha is bound to 60 is the
characteristic manner ia which r. NJ.
Caveft advanced the opinion concern.
ing the future outlook Of the town.
Good & co. believe in Chiekasha and
aaey have their belle. secured. When
men invest their money here iu a
year Ike 1917 there is an evidence
Of future growth There is not a
roperty owner in chickasha who
wants to sell out their holdings for
dollars less than they we're valued
a during the most prosperous time in
Ae history OF the town"
List Holds up.
G E Ross. manager Of the Chickasha
Gas and Electric company is authority
dor the statement that the volume Of
business for his company has held
np remarkably well. Few OF the Gus
toners Of our company have moved
cut OF town. Our consumers list is a.
large as ever"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-29

Chickasha avenue is being inn
proved BY the ordinance which
compels sowners of shacks to
move them. Workmen are get
ting ready to move the shacks
at the'corner Of Fourth street
and Chickasha auenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-29
FouNn oEAD WI rHaoAT co.

FOUND DEAD WITH THROAT CUT
Telegram by United Press.
indianapolis, md, Dec 2e-Dr Hell
en- Knabe, a woman pathologist. who
was found dead with her throat cut
on the morning of October 2ist. was
murdered, according to eorouer's
verdict returned today No attempt
was made to specify the causes lead.
Ing to the murder
Ii is asserted there had heen many
happenings and complications which
might have led to Misunderstanding
thereby prompting motive for muE
DER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-29
WEArAEp EORErAcT

Tonight and Saturday prob
ably snow. colder, with a cold
: wave. Temperature will be 10
to I6 degrees Saturday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-29

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
FIVE HUNDRED ARE
KILLED IN RUSSIANS

London. Dec. 26.-The proclama-
tion Of martial law at Tehcgan, fol-
lowing the dismissal OF w. Morgan
Shuster by the Persian cabinet. and
the fragmcntary reports received -
To a bloody massacre by Russian soi-
dicrs az Resht. are causing serious
apprehension latte additional In
formation regarding the reported
massacre has bccn received.
The main trouble occurred last
sunday when the Killed ht Resht are
said TO have numbered SOC, including
some women and children. Direct
dispatches from Tcheran make no
reference 10 these casualties. and a
report from the Russian consul at
that point states that order u now
restored. although he Is preparing for
further outbreaks.
The strategic point OF Tabrlz. 800
miles 60 the northwest OF Teheran. n
another center OF constant collision
between the Russian and Persian ele-
ments one dispatch saya the tus-
sian artillery swept the streets
while another. through Russian
sources. saya a condition Of anarchy
exists. even the banks being without
adequate guards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
JUAREz RACE CARD


(By Evenina nersfd a. p. LEASED wire)
Juares, Mexico. Dec. 2G.-Entrics
for tomorrow;
First race. selling. one mile: Dell
Cilff. 90: sYankee Pooh. i03; Cameo.
Little Marchmont, Barney oidfield.
Emma O.. Blaea Mate. los: Regards.
ia.
second race. selling. five and q
half furlongs: sFrank O.. Hogan,
.scrcnadc. io7; waner. Mike, Oil
bert Rose, Unlucky. sabado. 1i2;
Billy Mayhcw, MS.
Third race, selling. six furlongs;
Dog Star. sNannle McGec, iOo. Ma
nasseh Lone star. ioti 'calisse,
Yanker. i0E.
Fourth race. selling, SIX furlonss'
Delaney. ED Keck, i0si King Elk,
100: J.. n. Crowley. Metropolitan.
los, Nimbus. i0s; I.ackrose. iio;
Roy Junior. III.
Firth race. selling. five and one
half furlongs: Fool. l07; Zulu. Gra-
mercy, saincst. Hidden Hand. Med
ding Hannah. ia; Rosamo. Prince
Winter, lis.
sixth race, settling. six furlOngs:
sOscuro. f02; Boana, iO3. John H..
sheehan. The Fad. Novgorod. i0Si
Financier. Clysmic. III. salvage
0eliao. nellsnicker, ii2.
e--AprTentice allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
MANAGER CuRIEy
PUTS yP THE COIN

Salt Lake city. Dec. 2G.--Jack Cur
Icy Of Chicago. manager Of Jim
Flynn, the Pueblo heavyweight, an
nounced today that he would guar
antec Jack Johnson $4,000 for his
share OF the purse. win. lose or draw,
for a finish battle with Flynn for
the heavyweight championship OF
tho world. CurIey declared that he
would select Nevada az the battle
ground, as he insisted that the fighi
be 90 a finish and he did not think
II could be staged elsewhere. Local
sporting men closely In touch with
the situation In Nevada declared that
the proposal 90 stage another cham
pionship battle In Reno would brlna
out the inhabitants ~ that town with
riot Guns.
curioy expects 10 leave for Chicago
60 confer with Johnson after ths
Flynn Ca puni bout scheduled here
for tomorrow night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
TRIPLE ALLIANCE IS
MADE SUBJECT or
NOTES BY THE
POWERS
Turkey and Italy Likewise
Are Trying to Find Basis
for Bringing Costly and
Bloody War to an End.
AMBASSADOR TO ROME
TO TALK MATTERS OVER


tuS EVENING herala n. Y. lenned WtEo1
Rome, Dee se.--An exchange OF
communications between the Italian
forcisn office and the chanccilors of
oincr European p0wers Is proceeding
with greatest activity. The subject OF
the communications ~ the war In rri-
poll, but the question " the renewal
OF the triple alliance between Ger
many, Austria Hungary and Italy, alao
is being discussed.
Efforts are being made both by the
government In Constantinopie and the
i.alinn foreign Office 10 ma a possible
basis for the conclusion OF peace be-
tween the two countries.
The negotiations regarding the
triple alliance. Il IL conceivable might
even result IN tho Withdrawal OF italy
from the alliance and the consequent
strengthening of the triple entente be-
tween Gcrat Britain, France and RUS
sia.
The Italian ambassador In Berlin II
now In Rome whore he ls giving a
verbal report 10 The foreign minister.
the Marquis al san Jullano, as to the
attitude of Germany.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
WRECK INVESTIGATION
BEING HELD TODAY
BY sUPT. SUMMERS

superintendent r. E. Summers Of
the Rio OFande division Of the Santa
Fe ls today investigating into the
cause OF the small wreck In the locel
yards last night. when the chicago
limited and a switch engine which
had failed 10 clear che main line
ealnc together.
The limited was late and ran into
the yards about i0;3O. The switch
engine was not quite In the clear
ana the flying locomotive Of the lina-
iied. which was running fairly rapid
" al the time. sldeswiped the tender
of the yard engine. turning u ovee
u was stlll lyinK In the yards at neon
today The accident almost caused
severe injury 10 the viaduct. the over
turned tender belng thrown towards
onr % me big truss piers and almost
striking n.
The engine crew on the limited was
unGer the charge OF Engineer g
Davis. ana tho yard engine wni
manned BY Engineer T. J. haes ano
Fireman v. v Fooiy,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
PREMIER PUTS 1T
UP TO THE MANcftrs

Peklng. Dec. 2s.--Premicr Yuan shi
Raj has submitted 10 the more prom-
inent Manchus here the proposed ems
anntlnR from shanghai for the meeting
Of a special national assembly 10 do
eide on the future form os government
which shall be adopted for china. This
step hy the premier practically means
that he asks the court to leclde its
own fate. because the members OF such
a national assembly would decide In
favor Of republic
II the Manchns agree to adopt tho
suggestion their decision to do 80 Will
be promulgated as an edlct which In
All probability viii be made public In
the course OF u day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
Coolest Weather Known in
Many Years for December
Prevails in Central Rio
Grande Valley.
TwENTY.THREE ABOVE
AT l2 O'CLOCK NOON


Ohiclai observations taken at the
Rio 0rande industrial school Weather
Bureau In south Albuquerque today
show the remarkable weather prevail
ant In this section Of the Rio Grande
valley following the heavy snow which
fell on christmas day. As predicted
by many weather prophets. the atmos-
phere began to show decided change
after the snow had ceased, yesterday.
The temperature dropped steadily
from seven o'clock last night until the
early hours this morning. Az four
O'Clock this morning the thermometer
az the Rio Grande school registered
sixteen degrees below at seven o'clock
II WIS eleven below. Between seven
anc light the mercury rose four de-
grces. the temperature az eight being
seven below At nine o'clock zero
weather prevailed. The atmosphere
began TO warm up rapidly when tho
sun began TO shine and at noon the
itio Grande observatory reported 20
degrees ABOVE zero.
There is every reason to believe.
however. that Il was not as cold In
The city OF Albuquerque aa !; was at
the Rio Grande Industrial school. To-
Gated three miles south OF town and
In an exposed location where wind
and weather have ample opportunity.
10 do their worst or their best. Re
liable thermometers N the city prop
er registered nine degrees below zero
lat 8 o'clock this morplhg. These who
were forced TO vchttnef out into eho
Aua
lower temperature prevailed
Frozen water pipes were common
this morning. residents Of sone houses
reporting their pipes frozen for ths
iirSt time since the houses were built
Windows IN every mouse In Aibu-
querque were brilliantly decorated
this morning with the work OF Jach
Frost. this being HE most impressive
and mos. artistic appearance here IL
many years
snow shovciing hriRGdeH were OF
the streets early this morning under
the direction Of street Commissioned
Martin Tiernoy. clearing away from
the curbs the snow which fell yestcr.
day. The santa Fo Railroad company
had crews OF snow shoveiOrs at worf
at the santa Fe station clearing away
the snow and ice from the Ions
stretches Of brick pavement about th'
station and Alvnrado hotel. Mer'
chants In the down town district put
men to work clearing away the snow
from In front OF their places OF 0usl'
ness.
with the appearance Of the sun al
10 o'clock today the weather condt
tlona began 90 improve, although th'
| turning of the snow into ssnah caused
Inconvenience 70 pedestrians. At nooI
| the weather was sharp and brRcing
| twenty-thrce degrees above. People
walked hrlskiy 10 keep the blood II
good circulation. r,sultInE In a feeling
ot exhliiration 10 those OF athleti,
| tendencies.
The cold snap. although announced
by the weather prophets. caught many
poor people without fuel ana warn
clothing and the chnritable orEaniza
tions we're kept busy today providinl
relief.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
IMMUNITY PLEA IS
REVIVED BY MEAT
PACKERS BEFORE
TRIAL COURT
Defense Springs Considerable
of a Surprise in Resurrect-
ing Ancient Method Of Es-
Gaping Punishment.
JUDGE CARPENTER
Is ADAMANT HOWEVER



Chicago. Dec. s6.--When the trial
Of the ten Chicago meat packers. un-
der indictment for criminal violation
Of the sherman law. was resumed be-
fore United states District Judge
Carpenter today. counsel for the de-
fenee sprung a surprise on the gov
crnmcnt by reviylng the famous inn
munliy plea by which seven OF the
packers escaped possible conviction
several years ago.
judge Carpenter lntimated tnat ],
had passed on practically the same
question when he denied the plea OF
abatement before the beginning of
tho trial. and he said he was not dis
posed to change his decision unless
some new points were raised.
Albert ". veedcr. attorney for
Swift and Company since the organ
lxation of the corporation in 1883.
was the first witness called by the
government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
Since They Have Failed to
Hear Anything From Pre-
mier, They Are Already
Planning New Nation.
YUAN sHI KAI SAID
TO FAVOR NEW REGIME
However, That is His Person.
al Attitude and is Await
ing Reply Of Manchus Be-
fore Acting.

lBy Evsnips Herald A. r. Leased wlreD
shanghai. Dec. 2s.--As no reply has
yet been received by TanR Shao M 70
HIS dispatch 90 Premier Yuan Shl KAT.
pointing out that the acceptance OF
the idea OF republic n the only
meana of securing peace. the revolu-
tienarios are demanding vigorously the
immediate election OF a president OF
the republic and asking that the gov-
ernment shall be proceeded with with
out any further notice being taken Of
Pcking.
The conference held yesterday be-
tween Dr. sun Vat sen. the proposed
president, and Wa Ting Fang, the
chief OF the revolutionary delegates AZ
the peace conference, resulted In
complete agreement between the two
leaders and the rovoiutlonarlos arc
row showing a more united front than
ever. Nanklng IL regarded as n suit
able place for the capital OF OF the
new republic.
Premier Yuan shi Kal's decision 20
submit the proposal for the meeting
of special national assembly 20 de-
eide on tae future form of govern
ment In Chlna 10 the consideration Of
the Aanchus on bccoming known here
caused satisfaction. According to tho
Revolutionary leaders now In shanghai.
Premier Yuan Shi kai's consent ls
iantamonnt TO the admission he hum
self fRVors a republic.
II IL Understood that Tang shao vi.
who is representing Premier Yuan shl
Kai here, had already Informed the
revolutionary leaders at the peace
confeernee that Yuan shat Kai person.
ally WIS la favor OF repeblic.
Tang sbao VI admits that Yuan shl
Raj IN In full agreement with the rev.
olutionary plan and IL only seeking 10
secure assurances regarding the fu-
ture treatment OF the imperial elm
and the Manchus people and also 10
avoid an outbreak IN Pcklng when tho
anal announcement is made
when Tang shao " had fully rcalIz-
ed the true situation In the south hc
telegraphod to Premier Yuan K1i sug-
ges,ing tnat an edict should bs iy1ueu
leaving the decision az 70 the form Of
government 20 the pcoRle OF China
through national convention,
The leaders Of both parties here say
the convention win be purely formal.
There can In their opinion oe no aucs-
tion rrgnrding the result OF such con-
vention, which they asaort can be cali
ed together within thirty days.
The present situation, II is said by
revolutionary leaders was fully antic-
lpatcd. Every detail OF the plans Is
already complete for the orsanixa-
tion OF provisional government and
the establishment OF stable govern
mcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
STEEL TRUST GIVEN
/. PLENTY OF Time

tRy Sweating usssIa =. 3. Leaned Wire,
Trenton, \. j., Dec. 26.--u \. DIS
trlct Attorney Vrccland IA the United
States circuit court announced today
n further extension Of time had been
granted for the filling OF snswors In
the suit of the government for the
dissolution OF IA United States Stool
corporation. The time waa extended
from the flrst Monday IN January 10
February I, IN the case OF the United
states Steel corporation and for twen-
ty-ilve or thirty other defendants u
the ease.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
SHERWOOD PENSION
WILL Be ENORMOUS
President Taft Declines to Say
Whether He Would Veto II
or Not, But 1t Will Cost
Millions.


Washington, Dec, sG,-Sccrctary OF
the Interior Fisher Informed President
Taft to-day that final adoption of the
Sherwood dollar day pension a. 4
passed the house. would increase the
sosernmcnrs annual pension expendi.
turos al least s7b.00O,000. Pension
commissloner Davenport VIII send a
detailed report TO congress,
Mr.. Tar has refraincd from stating
definitely that he would veto the
Sherwood bin ~ lt came To him but
cloae friends believe that thai he
would.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
UNITED STATES MAY
AK EoR REYEs

Houston, Texas. Dec. 0.-Trlal Of
General Reyes In the Unlted states
on charges Of violating this country's
neutrality laws may follow hts sur
render to the Mexican authorities.
Lock Mcdaniel. United states district
attorney for the southern district OF
Texas, announced today he would rec
ommend TO Attorney General Wicker
sham that an effort for the extraction
of Reyes he made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
RvRALEs FIRE INTO

Pachuca, Mexico. Dec. 26.--Three
persons were killed and more than
twenty wounded Sunday night when
rurales fired snio crowd which was
parading the streets shouting for "a
paia. Efforts to disperse the mob by
other means had failed. The city IL
quiet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
LAwIEssNESs Still
PREVAILS IN COUNTRY

Annoy. China, Dee. 2s.--fhe COM
mander OF the expedition which was
sent 10 the northern coast districts on
December AZ TO restore order there
reports that IN the towns of chuan
chow ana EnEohoon auiet has been
restored. IN the country districts.
however. conditions are serious and
there has been resistance. Two VIII
lagos have bean hurried by the troops
on account OF the inhabitants having
hRrbOrcd robbers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
SONORA aUvgs WILL
NOT sELlgvE STORY

san Antonio, Texas, Dec. 26---
Friends and klnsmen OF General Reyes
refuse TO believe he has surrendered
to Mexican federal authorities. Sonora
Reyes said this noon;
"it cahnol be possible he Ia cap
tured. N Il we're true the general
would have wired me-"
Reyes adherenls say the story has
been "trumped up" by Maderistas IN
order 10 discourage Reyisias. They
say Reyes was In position Sunday
from which II would have been im-
possible 10 reach Llnarea at the time
|oi his reported surrender.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
Mexican Authorities to Place
Aged General in Row of
Cells Reserved in Federal
Prison for Politicians.
ORDER rs ISSUED
TO BRING HIM IN
Safe Escort TO Mexico City Is
Guaranteed TO Veteran but
He Will Not Give More
Trouble to Madero.

tBy Evsuinw fsersid A. o. Leased wire,
Mexico City. Dec. 2G.--Tne end cf
the week will see General Bernardo
Reyes. who surrendered last night 20
the Mexican authorities. occupying a
cell In the penitcntlary Of the fed
eral district In the portion set apart
for political prisoners.
An order that he be brought 10 the
national capital was transmitted to-
day by the minister of the interior
TO General Trevino NJ Monterey. The
commander of the third military zone
probably viii assign an escort of
rnfsies 10 General Reyes and also
sive him safe conduct 60 Mexico
City.
The surrender OF General Reyes at
Linarcs yesterday. Il II believed here.
marks the end OF the most perpicx-
ing problem yet before the Madeso
regime. Seemingly all over the
country lately have sprung small re-
volts and most Of them were IN the
name Of the former military leader
OF the country. His following In
Mexico was conaidored very ssronE
for yeorx ro<ttp rms nsas attributed
mnch OF the apprehension OF th'
government when he started his rev
oluti"n. He formerly was sovernor
OF tue state OF Naevo Leon ana later
cominnnoer-in-chief OF the Mexican
army THIS last position ne held TOT
some ume. uhacr PRESIDENT Diah'
holding me rank NJ the time OF 'hs
latter's Resignation.
few nonths prior TO the out
break OK the Mhdero reVoleti"n ther'
were rumors OF threatened out
break against Dins IN fhN"r OF reyes
Dsnz Then sent teyes 20 europe os-
ienssby To Htudy military organixa-
slon there
PRESIDENT Dinn recalled hisn whe"
the Madero revolution became seH'
ous. but before reyes reached MEX
leo piax nae been forced 70 resign.
reyes 'nen ahs"ea hi'hseu Win ana
dero ana agreed =" nccept the por'-
foho or war N tne h,ters chpine'
when II should be formed Later ne
decided 20 run Yor the prcsioencs
himself, aka Maaero released MN.
from his acceptance ot the eaDine'
place. Tho election, held ON octonei
10. resulted N 'he OVERWHELMING
election OF hadero
Psrtisaas oi Reyes etemptea %
have consress nuliliy me election ana
tailed heSes theh ieii Mex'cos so-
ing 10 havana, thchee 70 san IN.
ionic Texas he Savc as ms reason
ior ieaF,"s nex's" .na' "s m@~ ~
secuted nert' ana h"" u" suaFan'v's
OF MS safety
snos.'s us'sl nm a.,'sa. I've, ~ ssn ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
YOUNG REsEs Will
NOT BEliEvE REPORT

81. Louis Dec. 2e.-~ltudolfo Reyes,
son OF General Bernardo Reyes. who
ss here temporarily, received a ,eie-
gram today which he construed an a
denial OF the press dispatches that
his father surrendered ~ Linares,
Mexico. The telegram was sent from
San Antonio. Texas by Aieiandro
Reyes, yopnger brother. and .
translation Of II follows;
splesae deny In the ~. Louis news
papers the notice Of our father'n sur
render. We Win make the same de-
nlal IN san AniDnlo."
The messeee further stated the dc.
nlal was authorised BY Sruor Aurelln
ochoa de Reyes. wife of the general
who IL IN Hen Antonio.
Rudoifo Reyes said he would do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
GENERAL REYES rs

Monterey Mexico. Dec. a6.--General
Reyes sent to General TreyIno today
n request for trial IN some place other
than Monterey. tho city from which
he ruled Nuevo Leon as governor for
many years. u Is the only favor the
fallen rebel has asked and II is be-
ileved here that II is not Improbable
the central government, TO which his
petition has been forwarded. Will
gran. Il, Embarrassment rather tnnn
fear 10 said 10 be General Reyes mo-
tive In making the request.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
4 BRITISH STEAMER
FOUNDERS DURING
SEVERE STORM
Only Seven of Those Aboard
Guillemot Are Saved; I'm.
known Spanish Boat Is Seen
to Go Under.


GLASGOW. Doc 2G.-fhc british
steamer Guillamot from London for
Genoa loundered In the ilay OF Bis.
cay ON December 81 The captain
ana fifteen of the crew were lost, Sey.
en- survivors were picked up by the
British steamer I.lncairn aud landed
here today. Immediately after res
spanish steamer whose name she
could not discover In distress nefore
the Llncairn was able 20 proceed 20
her assistance the spanish vessel
foundcrcd With all hands
The Culllemot heloneed to the Ocn.
eral steam Navigation company OI
London. She WAS vessel register
Ing i.lii tons net aud was bnilt Al
Campbelilown In 1892
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
SNOW AND COLD
WEATHER IN SANTA FE

Santa Re, y. NJ. Dee. 2U.-The ntih
cold wave Of the wilter thus far
struck Santa Fe last night and the
weather bureau recorded a minimum
OF 6 degrees below Thus far this
has been the coolest wlnter Santa 70
has experienced In decade and
scarcely a day In November and De
cember reached the average tempera-
ture OF the past 40 years. IL 10 snow
Ing here today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-26
RUSSIAN TROOPS

London. Dec ga news agency
dispatch from 81. Petersburg reports
that mHtiny has broken out at the
naval ordinance yard. Measures for
Quelling the disorder have been taken
by the authorities and several mutt
neers have been wounded by the
troops sent TO reprcss the insubordi.
nation.