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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
WILLIS DEMANDS
ADMISSION Of
NEW MEXICO
Ohio Republican Declares Ter.
ritory Should Be Given All
Rights Under Constitution;
Arizona Should Vote Again
IN, E,-n,.I mcrnla \. q. Leaked Wire,

Washington. u G., May i>.-Ait,t
having settled lis party dincron'e
yesterday ol the question o. selecting
th. committee to investigate the
sugar Trust Democratic leaders
prepared today 80 rush discussion 10
q conclusion during the day, II pos
sible on the resolution sivng state
hood 10 Arizona and New Mexico
The 4 bate was resumed when ~"
house ~ "a
kepress Mills OF Ohio. Re-
publican OF the committee. on terri
tories. argued in the mouse In iavo,
OF the IN mediate admission of New
Mexico as STATE and for the admis.
sion ol Arizona after the people haN,
again voted on the proposal Tor the
recall of judges.
Dtnuuncing the recall feature of
the ARIZONA constitution Representa-
tive Kahn of California stirred the
house this afternoon 10y declaring
that Washington. Lincoln, jefferson,
Madison and Roosevelt would have
been victims oi such a system bad 10
existed in their time Washington.
he sald would have boen recalled for
the jay treaty. I.inCoiA during the
dark days nr 1889. Roosevelt because
of the Booker r. Washington dinner
and jefferson and Madison for vari-
ous unpopular incidents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
AMERICAN WOMAN
flEES FOR LIFE
AFTER LOSING
HER CHILD
Mrs. Melvin German Escapes
by Steamer From Mexico
Bringing Body of Her Son
Who Was Shot.
BANDITS TERRORIzE
WEST COAST OF MEXICO

san Francisco. cal. Mat Is Ac
companicd by h,r l1.year.old son ana
bringing The body of another son slain
BY gucrillas aud with hcr husband
ana third son supposed TO be ma
ing ,h"i way across Mexico 10 "a,
mond govern nehtal protection Mrs
Melvin Goldman. wife OF y supcuu.
court tudge OF Washington. nrrNtl
here yesterday by Steamer rom Aca
pulco, Mexico. The steamer brought
altogether thirteen refugees and tel.
At Acapulco lour Americans, Consu,
General & /. Edward and his wilo
ana Two railroad engineers hy the
names ol JENNINGS and Fry, all OF
whom have been thu 'atencd t-'h
death
The refugees declared the situation
lot thosc who remained pcrilous In
the extreme Mrs. Goldman gave dr.
tails ui the attach by eighty bandits
on the Goldman lamily April -. 10
which koy Goldman ~ wears old. was
slain IN The Goldman honr and his
brother Molyine. - wears old and
Donald, VINO cnme with his mother
and escaped only through The aid ot
friendly servants.
Jndsc Goldman, who Is vice pgcsl-
dem ~ n company which operates
q large banana plantation near AGA
pWlcn. dnd his wife were away at the
time.
The killing ol Roy Goodman was 20.
ported 80 the state Department sever.
~ days aso.
he refugees reported he whole
coast AZ the mere, OF pilln2ing
thieves
Al Tepic II was said fifty prisoners
wer. Killed In an attempted Jail
break
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
CITY IS
OCCUPIED AND
P|LLAGED BY
The REblES
Cuhacan With Six Hundred
Americans Is at Mercy OF
Armed Bands While Corsala
Is Now Desolate Ruin.
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
BRUTALLY TREATED



tN.IUUhui state of ~mtlu t\il
Nonll'. MuN.I MAY Is News has
just reached here nf y twelve dJy bat
~, which ils laft th, town of corr
,ut bob th. mountains southoast. dos.
''af'. 3 force ol rebels. said to have
numnrr,d .tun assaulted thr town
Hnich uus % populations nf 5000 aud
nt- ear i-un,d by 400 t,drrUe The
uphing continued with Hitl, intcr-
mission during ia. entire period
r1. defenders were given ao oppor-
Wut tu bar, their dead and bodies
irlI from roofs and harricddcs and
HN Zoo the tropical sun until finally
thc federal commander marched out
under a white flag " offered to
surrender tho town " the rcncls
would agree to let them moy, ou;
with the honors Of war aud guaran.
record. ThcSc conditions were ac.
c'ptDd by thc rebels. Tho reports in
dicat" that this battle was one OF the
most s1nguinary of the war
tuliacan Is ia momentum, expect
'f at. ~. The city 30 -. 600 poupi,
has IA u 600 Americans, maly of them
driven IN from suroundiug ranches
it, "a ison numbers too mon only
some ~ them volunteers but Il is
/ equipped with ten machine guns it,
I g Ap"rt Altntc f1rty-nve miles dis.
iHni was captured Friday bN rebels
I Who hnV" not since permitted steam
/ "tF 90 land, thuS cutting on ail ship
mcnts from GuaNmGz. The rebels al
I $50 nave captured lmalu. Lemon. san
, Lorenzo and Navalta. The combined
/ strength uf these rnbol bands Is
probably not far from 2 coo men
TIE hattlc of TamaZula IN whici
lted,r rs anuihilated ) rchc' cominan,
undc Hrnry clayton. al Am.rica'
Ivho wa kili"d. was marked by man,
Idir"citi'. C,ayton's goid t.cih wor
knocked out Nith MS muskct aud af
tcrWnri oold
Mlzatian was still n the hands o
Il dor1ls ou TUESDAY. Danger Of pcs
iill. nee i- growing more mendcug
Many bands Of b,ls iudcFcnden
'uI control. are operating throurhou
Sinaiou aud hriguniap is regarded %
.ar Inevitable outcom..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
Heretofore the Government
Has Conducted Campaign
Through Mayors of Towns
But These Eliminated Now.
CANDIDATES WILL
CONDUCT CAMPAIGNS
While People Are Appeased by
Retirement of Diaz. There
Is Much sympathy Evidenc.
ed for Aged Dictator.


Mexico 't,y, Mexico. MaN lN tn"
goVrrnmcnt has dratt.d q new alcc-
ton law for submission tn the cham.
b"r of deputies and under which ia.
election Of pa2s successor viii be-
held The measure so far as ~ con.
sistrnt, follows the French law under
which the national executive ~ elect
"d for seven Years ny an absolute ma
iorii, "f votes. by the senate and
chamber at deputies united IN g ma
tionnl assembly or congress.
iloretofor. the Mexican nationR,
government has conducted the olac-
tions through the local mayors VIII"
presided AT tho polllngs, The mayors
passed on the eligibility of voters and
counted the ballots Their bowers.
linked with their obligations 10 the
national administration, caused the
government tu he accused of fraud,
Under the proposed law the mayors
must keep their hands oft. Candidates
viii conduct their own campaigns aEd
their representatives viii control the
registration lists and coup, the bal
lots. The nhole issue of the bill "
to placc the franchise completed, In
the hands oI the voters
White satisfaction Is eviden, ia All
circles ~ the capi'ai over tho np.
pronchins retirement uf Diaz. there is
nt tho Same timc much sympathy for
the empire builder. nuW that he has
yielded TO popular demand There II
much concern for the health of the
old warrior and there was none today
who ala not appear to wish him con-
unurd years IA which To- enjoy wen
oarned rest.
II was learned that tho physical
condition of the executive ~ no worse
than ON Yesterday fle remains In his
bed aud is SIN suffering pain from
the inflammation Ia IN" face" tn.
fever has anatrd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
BIG NEGRO ADMITS
He IS CONVICT
AND SLAYER Of
REPORTER
New York Black Ran Amuck
With Razor and Pistol.
killing Two and Woundins
Eight Before He Was Shot.
OTHER VICTIMS ARE
DANGEROUSLY HURT


New Nurh. y y May lN John
Cain. the bg ncgIo who raa muco
with razor ana revolver last msn
on The upper West side and killoi tWI
men and wounded eight others. ud
admit 81. he police say. thai bee t
he man who killed Richaid Ball H
ncwspapor Man eleven years aso lu.
stepping on his toes Caid went VIA
last night NGen white passcnsc, on
an clcyaip pd train objected 80 bias
snoking cain said that hc was D..
leased from sing Sing a few wo'"a
ago, where hc So. we'd a term fot kut
ing liall
The two who died Ia the hospi,ai
late last night covered with siasu',
from Gains razor were John Hall ol
WeehaWk ken. y j.. and Saxon SurycN
OF Manhattan thaunceV DcGran, 4
policeman. aud August i.icban are M
serious condition ana may die. Cain
himself has u bullet through his lune
but probably viii get wen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
GRAND ARMY BOYS
RE.lWE DAYS Of
GREAT CIVIL
STRIFE
Campfire at Armory Is Enjoy.
able in Every Respect and
Entertainment Thrills With
Patriotism.
GOVERNOR MILLS IS
ONE OF SPEAKERS

lhc annual cnCanpmcnt of the New
Mexico division ot the Grand Army
ni ihr Republic IL provlng to he o0c
oi the mosl notable ever held rs that
organlza,ion. ani both 10 the dele
gaies aad the visitors who are p.en,nt
at their meetings. the program is
furnishing the greatest field Tor pa
,roitic Inspiration
Especially Inspiring was the scrho
et the ca nptlro held ~ the Armury
last nighi unde III, auspices of ",
Carson camp. Sons OF Veterans the
hall was Appropriated, decorated TOR
the occasion with United states flags.
and thr addresses and songs, all Of
which struck the Ko,t Jtc of patrict
ism undciilcd LEFT q deep Impression
on Iho minds o, all present
The address OF welcome was ma,ic
by John " Wilson commander of
Kit Carson camp. The speaker rr.,i-
red IN cloquon, terms TO the principies
Tor which the .ncn In blue had fought
dnriag the dark days Of the sixties.
and tlle hcroism w!,A which they mad
defended those principles. He also
traced. IN a manner that showed a
profound familiarity with the history
OF the country. the causes that led az
IL that bloody conflict
The RESPONSE for the Veterans was
made by \. ID Higgins ol Las Vegas,
who expressed In feeling lang,a.., th.
appreciation of the delegates ior the
couri.sics that have been cXtcn led
them while In Albuquerque. pleas.
Ing feafur" M the occasion wrs the
presentation By Smith simpson oi
Taos TO Xii Carson camp. Sons o!
Veterans. Of an enlarged picture TAR.
en from an old daeIerroty,ie OF 81.
not ID scout "nd warrior
Governor william J Mills. who he'd
come down 20 the cncampncn from
Santa Fe. also made an address which
VAS greatly enjoyed by The veteran,
The session OF the encanpmcIi
this morning was largely taken M by
routine husiaess. \ report .as .c
coiy'd IRON the committee On ir,oin
,ions extending m. thanks of the
members Oi the cncampmcnt to the
ci'izens and press of Albuquerque
the local post of the q \ x ana ol
the sons o. Veterans, and To the la
rlous wom 'n's organizations FOR cour
teslcs extended the veterans during
their stay In The citv
During the morning session tht
! fOlluwing officers wee elected tor N,
following wear
\. ~ Higgins Of Las Vegas. hoaagt
m.pt commander; ! G. CaldHcil o
Alhunu.ruuc. depart nent vice corr
maadcr : W Sherfey Of Las Cruces
Junior vlcr com nandcr; Thomas iigl
wood, chaplain Smith Simpson o
TAGS. medical director William he,
ger of Re'on. cditlf OF the Belen 1'rin
unc. was named as delegate 80 TIA,
/ national oncampmenl which vii
] meet Ia Roc hester, y v during tn,
we 'k a. August -
The afternoon VIII n, ,ak.n al
with the Installation OF the nowi,
elected officer. and an informal di,
cussion of The place ol meeting OF ~
next cncampm II h. altogcthc
rohahlc THAI the latter question vii
BE- ieti Ia the depart nent commando
aad the council OF ADMINISTRATION 81
dcterminai ION
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
ITALIAN PRESS IS
ATTACKED BY CAMORRA
turi'o Nitanu bc, c,iarc- That News
paper iip,v Sold ricni-'l,c> 60
Enemies oi Dcf"ndnn- thici
traHak tun,'-~c-.
~, E,-u,ns urra,a 4. y. leased WIRE,

nv EVro,ng H-raid :. a.. Leased Nir-b
\itcrhu ltiN. Mas lA.-Ihc ltd-
.uu pfcss W.- attacked by Enrico Al
faup, ntho .Ni-' NunNu ts Erricouc,
alleged loader oi 'hr Daniuorrisls
whou th, murder uHl Nas euutia-
ued today Ericuur asserted tho
press at. mi-r. ,eutrd him. de-
clariue 'hai r ua6 solid Itself in tine
cn'mics ot th. defendants.
Tomnsso ~ HEohs was called f1r
Int" rosalinu This man WAS q
nogncrd niuu- with Gt,tuuo Amcdp
as the murderer uf CunccnIu ana the
lnter's wit" bV A2critturc. Who IL Is
allosrd conspirrd with the priest VII
"zzi Go hrolVr hsm in tA crim, Iva
order to save Erricuns 10 Arlls
frankly confessed 4, b,nR % iniri
ana added = had resentment
against Cuoccollo Moreover u
should kin every on" who iuiurgl a
m, would have to slaughtc, half
pr Naples.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
Provisional President An
nounces That Peace Terms
Will Be Signed in Capital
When He Arrives There.
CONGRATULATES DIAZ
FOR QUITTING OFFICE
No Agreement Will Be Made
at Juarez Now According to
Carabajal Who Also is Co.
ing to Federal District.
~, evening W-r~,d =. y. L-ssed wirs,

,Ws evening Wrrsid \. y. Lessrd Wtre,
luar"I Mexico MuN II Provision
al iresidl M Madero lt ! 30 O'Clock
'oiaS announced through Dr.. Nasaucz
Gomcy that he would leave Tor Men
leo CitN within ~ hours 20 ARRANGE
to co.opcra,c with ~, government IA
restoration oi peacc ia Mexico,
II Is Qni,o ptobablc thai the formal
ity at q pentn afrcemc now viii b.
dispensed Nith rs Nadcro hiusoli
viii see that the rcvolniionisi de-
Mlni- are puI into on"U IN the CAP
ital Beforo lcavinG an gIccmrn
Nill he effected h' which Abran
Gou1alos. Gandalupo Gonzales, Venus.
,iano Cariadxn aud lose MaN turena
lmmcdiaiclN Nlll become the proVls.
ional governors of tho states OF CHI.
huahua. Zactecas. Conhulla ana So.
nora respectively. she others to be- ~
ranged later.
Judge Carbapal the federal peace
envoy. a . o'clo'k confirmed the iac'
that ihcr, will b. no peace agreement
slgnc,i here bat that all VIII be ar
ranged IN Mexico CIT.
He also will leave IN Two OF three
days for the capital
Peace in Mexico viii be sigaed b,
Saturday according 10 the 'almost
unanimous opinion of Madcro's advis
crs today,
MadCre ioday sent n personal mes
sage 10 Diaz congraiulaiing him upon
his patriotic action IN retiring fiom
the presidency End atatsny fhat ne
himself would resign from the pro
vislonai presidency just as soon ~
Scnor de In Ba,ra. selected ms prcsl
deal al Interim. l. in office
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
Virgins Answers Mot Gull
ty" and Will Face Charge
of Entering House and Max
ing Assault With Weapon,
BOY FACES CROWD
PALE BUT CALM
1t Is Understood That Four
Indictments Were Returned
Against Men in Connection
With kidnapping.



Las Vegas, y. o.. May ~. Pale
1ut apparently con- IOscd aud calm.
VIII Rogers. who vi,h Joe Wiggins.
an eN.conyict. iacca several indici-
Ments here in connection with the
kidnapping of it'll. Waldo Rogers on
the night ol Maich 30. entered plea
OF guilty before Juig e. j. Roberts
IN me district court here today in an.
HWcr 10 an indictment charging HIM
unlawuillv enteiing the home OF his
brother and makin- lelonious as
saull upon his sistcr.inlaw. MIS- Hell
cn NJ Rogers with deadly weapon.
Joe Virgins, aTaipncd at the sa ne
time pleaded not guilty and viii face
Trial
Young Rogers Mas not sentenced
this afternoon. and u Is not known
when sentence will he pronounced.
Wlggins hearing VIII likely be
taken np at this session o. The court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
KANSAS CITY HAS A
SEVERE FIRE IN
STOCK YARDS
Thousand Sheep Are Burned
While Mules Stampede Into
Streets; Flames Escape From
Control of Firemen.
~ I,en,na M.ra,a \. y. leased wirc

kansas CITY. No, Ma - FuD
broke out 10 thc sheep pens al tho
Kansas cay stockyards this afternoon.
Tho flames driven oslur, a mgh Wtud
are thr'atcuiug "a large s'ctipn of the
Nards
The tirc soou -prpad into tho iui-
mems, horse ana mule barns between
sheep pens aud the livestock orDhanAD
building Tho nurn. were thruVu
"pyn ana 5000 mules stamprd,d
through tht streets
AZ 3.lt O'clock The ur. was bee
lleycd to D." under control
ono entire bluDk OF shc,p pens and
q barn ot tho kausus City >tuckvards
COMPANY had brrn destroyed More
than l,unu shcor arc believed tr have
perishcd.
y little later thr rrr aRain got be-
yond control of thr fifcmen and
swept past Nint,cnth street two
blocks from whore IL stprtcd
Two mule barns were on fire ont
most of the mules had been mrnod
into tine street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR THE ROSWELL
POST OFFICE
Philadelphia Firm Gets the
Award for Construction OF
Federal Building; Success
full Bid is $ll4.40O.

Washington. - c., MaN - - r.
Wand Cnd g. l.. rcnnocn oi Phila-
dctphlu. rn. have been awarded III"
contract Tor the ,ulding of The fed
cral building ia Roswell THIS hrm
submitted a bid of Slii,ioo which
was accepted bN tue goVrfnmeni The
sp,cin,utiuns call Tor ttr very 1esi
materials oh,ainahlc and shill"'l
workmnLshiu, and the bUilding Is 1"
h. one uf the handsom'S' structures
in the southwest Il is expected iha'
rok wlll commence iu vcr> short
time. and the contracting arm VII
have repre- os"ntatN.s ou the grnun"
N,rs shortly 60 lay out the preliminary
plans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
ILLINOIS SENATE
WANTS LOR|MER
CASE. RE.0PENEO
Resolution Is Adopted Calling
Upon Congress to Make Fur
ther Investigation of How
Seat Was Secured.

(Uy Eveatng Herald \. q. t.~ssss Wee.l
Springfield, Ills. May ls.--The ILL.,
nols senate to-day adopted rcsoill.
tion asking that the United states
senate reopen the l.orimcr investi'
cation The resolution condemns sen
a,ors and Representatives who did
M, carry out the will of people AS
expressed at the polls in the choice
OF a United states senator at the last
senatorial election. which action the
senate deems mos, roprehcnsiblo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
WEALTHY MINING. ME<
~ SHOT nN ENpi.pNI

San Francisco. MAY iS.--In figh,
With Mexican employed In his minc
Cornelius j Is Buermio. a wealthy
mine owner of Hcrraduro. Mexico.
was shot ana killed on MAY r accord
Ing to privat. telegram received to-
day Tn, killing resulted from
quarrel over minr supplies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
TWO MORE CH|NkS
ARE SENT HOME
U. S. Commissioner at Estan'
cia Orders 0rientals Deport'
ed for Being Unlawfully in
This Country.
,.ps~,., v-l-sv.~ - E.:s.ss ""yc.a,

tSp>elst veieUva@ - Gse"see ""vos~p
E:stnocIn, " NJ. MAY ls.--Two
chlna,nen. giving the names OF Doe
Sal Doe and Lum Toe were ordered
deportcd yesterday by United states
conmissioner Neil Jensen. The men
were arrested by John collier OF IN"
New Mexico mounted police and COM
p,alnt was iiled agains, them by I'M
migration Inspector Myroh gilbert
brown of Albuquerque, VINO mas nee"
here for several days conducting an
invest stlgation of the coH.'
The chihamen are charged WIN
hciru unimwfully IN the country, nav
ing heen smugsicd la, /, is alleged,
from Mexico. Thry have money ana
Nil, ukeIy secure an attorney and ap.
real their cases 4" The district court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
LAFollevrE RE.oPeNs HIS
etohT AGAINST lORtMeR

Washington, u. G, May N S'Hh'
tor lafollcttc today gave notice ~
the senate that on Monday he would
call up his resolution providing for a
special committee 10 investigate
charges growing on, OF election NJ
Senator i.Oriner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
TWO Av|ATORS ARE
DASHED TO DEATH
Lieutenant Dupuys and Bourn-
ique. French Birdmen, Lose
Lives When Their Machine
Plunges to Earth.
un, r,~ninE Herald \. ~ leased Wiz.

Rhrims France, May MA mono
plano carrying Lieut. paul nnpuys
ana Pierre Bourlnquc fen ESQ leot
today pupuys was killed and Ms
companion fatally injured.
Roufinquo dird of his injuries few
hours attor the accident
Tho machin" burst into flames the
instant u struck the ground The
body OF tie lieutenant was burned
hHyoad recognition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
DEPARTMENT Of
COLORADO IS
ABOLISHED
New Mexico and Arizona in
California Division of Army
Now; Denver No Longer
Will Be Headquarters Fcr
This District.

Washington MAY Il The army
IA Denver is tho onlv
ON" that Nill u, abolished under the
order creating th' thro, grand mih
tiiA divini"ns N the United states
CONSIDERABLE, changes. however, viii
hc made M IN" boundaries ur th, cN
lstine departments. New Mexico. Ari-
IONA and Utah are drtagh,d from the
department of the toiorHdo ana form
part of the department uf california,
Montana aud Wyoming GO from the
department of Dakota o. th' dcuart-
n"nt ~ Columbia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18

continued on Page .. column 3d.
Evening journal., 1911-01-17

charge Of the larceny OF ten bags of
cement, three wheelbarrows, buckets
and tools. David n. Scher, the prose-
cutting witness, told the court he left
the articles in a house at Sixth and
Spruce streets, and when he returned
to the place the outfit was missing He
identified the articles recovered by
the police as his property.
Archibald S. Reed said he lost two
Of the wheelbarrows.
Charles Hurlock testified that Trav-
ers came to his place and sold two
wheelbarrOws to him. A week later
he came back with another wheel
Evening journal., 1911-01-17
WILMINGTONIANS AT
WASHINGTON MEETING

Northumberland John NJ. Men
dinhall. William T. Budd. John J. Ras-
kob. Charles G. Gawthrop and Joseph
Bancroft who were appointed by the
Board Of Trade as delegates 70 the
Business Mems Monetary Conference
10 be held in connection with the Ma
fional Board OF Trade Convention at
Washington, will all, probably. attend
Evening journal., 1911-01-17

barrow.
Silas was arrested that time by
officer Michael McGillon Travers
said he bought the wheelbarrows and
other things. He was held under $500
bail for court.
James Hall and Edward Reavy were
sentenced 10 ten days each i'm the
workhouse on charges of vagrancy.
Tony Traustowsh was charged with
wife beating. The case will come up
tomorrow morning.
George Russell, a colored lad, was
charged with being incorrigible. The
case was set for trial on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1911-01-17

the conference. which will be held to-
morrow.
The Board Of Trade delegates 20
the National Board Of Trade Conven-
tion are William d. Mullen, Howell
S. England, Edgar L. Haynes and
John S. Rossell
Evening journal., 1911-01-17
loan Assoclatlon Meetinr.

Stockholders Of the National Build
ing Loan and Provident Association
VIII hold their annual meeting in the
offices OF the association, No. 923 Mar
ket street, this evening at 8 o'clock
Evening journal., 1911-01-17

John Byard and Joseph Hammond
colored' charged with alleged larceny
OF copper wire We're dismissed.
Evening journal., 1911-01-17
HOLD TRAyERs FOR COURT.

City Court Witnesses Say WheeIbar.
rows He Had We're Stolen
Property.
Evening journal., 1911-01-17

Silas Travers, colored, was a de-
fendant in City Court today on the
Evening journal., 1911-01-17

81 White Cottonc0o mr.
Blanket at VJN r
Selected stock; a great value.
Evening journal., 1911-01-17

Elegant, warm, serviceable
blankets, la.