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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
ANTI-AMERIcAN RIOT
AT FL ORC, MEXICO.
Special Train is Taking Three Women
to Safety From Camp to
United States,

(Bv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Mexico City. July 31.-Striking
miners at Ell Orc, are reported riot.
Ing today actuated by an anti-foreign
spirit aroused by manifesto demand.
ing that foreigners leave the town.
A special train is carrying three
American women from the place. The
federal government has been asked to
send troops to the scene.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
GATES HAS PNEUMONIA
IN BOTH LUNGS.
Condition of American Fnancier at
Paris is Considered Grave BY
His Physicians.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Paris, July 31.-Physicians attend.
ing John w. Gates said this afternoon
that the patients condition was about
the same as it was last night, being
still considered grave. The pneu-
monia, which has been confined to
the left lung until yesterday, when
it began to attack the right lung, has
not gained any headway, but neither
has it receded.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
GoMPERs, EFT Al, GIVEN
TWENTY DAYS TO ANSWER.
Well Known Labor Leaders Charged
With Contempt Of Court In the
Famous Boycott Case.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Washington, D. c., July 31.-Samuel
Gompers, Frank Morrison and Joan
Mitchell, the labor leaders, were to-
day allowed twenty days by Justice
Wright of the district supreme court
in which to answer the charges OF
contempt against them, as contained
in a second report of the committee OF
prosecutors in the Bucks Stove &
Range cases.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
ONLY POPGUN
LEGISLATION
That Is What Congressman
Austin Calls Underwood
Cotton Tariff Bill
0IlIcu Illkn 0u ncalIl
OWEN TALKS ON RECALL
Insurgents Hold Key to Legisla-
ton Of Last Few Days
of Session.
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y TODAY IN CONGRESS. :
Senate met at noon.

oChdte iicl DIT uUuH.
\ SENATE-Senator Smoot Of
5 Utah spoke against any change
\ in the sugar schedule.
: Senator Owen spoke in favor
: of election and recall of federal
: judges.
: Lorimer hearing continued.
s Petition received from Chi
: cago mass meeting denouncing
: hearing as "curbstone" and
: "clothesline" talk.
s Works of California intro
s duced Alaska coal conservation
: bill, identical with House bill.
s House met at noon.
! HOUSE-Rejected by 1S1 to
) rs Senate deficiency approp-
! riation to pay one mon rs en-
s ira pay to employees CT Con-
s eress, an appropriation for
thir;y years back.
S Representative Anderson of
s Ohio, denying NAT he sneak
s ed in" his pension bill, insinu-
s ated that the other members
S are trying ito dodge vote"
s Debate continued on cotton
s tariff revision bill.
s House judiciary committee
s heard Delegate Wickersham'
s charges against Attorney Gen
s eral Wickersham.
s Sugar Trust" investigating
s committee heard Secretary
Palmer of American Beet Sugar
S Association in historical re-
s view of industry.
s Robinson of Arkansas intro
duced Alaska Coal conserva-
ton bill.
s E. G.. Lewis, of st. Louis,
s charged before House investi-
5 eating committee that postoffice
acted "high handedly" in invad-
ing his publishing plant.
House conferees to make an
s other attempt tom6Yrow to
agree on direct election of SEN
ators bill.
Reported that tariff issue
would be injected into tonight's
5, caucus Of House Democrats on
$ campaign publicity.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican
Washington, D. c., July 31.-Brand
ing the Underwood cotton tariff re
vision bill as ''popgun legislation
Representative Austin of Tennessee
Republican declared in the House to-
day that the measure which he said
would reduce southern mill cotton
sales many millions of dollars through
foreign competition certainly would
be vetoed by President Taft if the
Senate passed it.
Jones Is Working Hard.
Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, D. c., July 31.-On
motion of Chairman Smith, the com
mittee on territories was discharged
from further consideration of the bill
granting land to the University OF
New Mexico. It was referred to the
committee on public lands.
Now is the time for business men
to rush kilograms and letters favor
ing the Nelson substitute for the
Flood statehood resolution. This will
accomplish much more good. Sena.
tor Poindexter gave notice that after
the morning business on August -7th
he will address the Senate on the
Flood statehood resolution.
A. A. Jones Of Las Vegas, is here
working for the Flood resolution, and
Il exerting considerable influence on
the Democratic leaders and may sue.
ceed in persuading them to defy Presi.
dent Taft's wishes and thus defeat
statehood.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
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{ SUMNER SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGY

s Program for Tuesday August 1. 1911
Survey of the Anciea Pu
ebo and Cliff Dwelling ulure-Drecor Edgar L. Hewett
tass meets at reception room Old Palace Lecture at
: the ruins Marcy Acrcpolis
$40 m lecture of Desgn"-Mr Kenneth NJ
Chapman r Chapmans lecture will be the form Of talks
& illustrated sketches)
$3.50 b. lecture Primitive Man and His EducatonDr Frank
y E. Thompson.
~ 90 M lecture SemtesDr Lewis Patton
Unless specified lectures held the Museum
E the Old Palace. 8ss@
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
WAS He STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING? /?
Question Agitating Hillsboro'
People Over Death of
Jeremia Ribera
TWO NEW INTERPRETATIONS
Governor Mills Is Expected Back
from Taos To morrow
Afternoon.

Was Jeremia Ribera foully murder.
ed by. the hand of assassins or was
he struck down by a bolt of light
ming? This is the question which has
aroused keen interest and much feel
ing in and near Hillsboro, Sierra
county and which the mounted police
have been called upon to help answer.
According to advices received here
today no less than four suspects
have been arrested in connection with
the alleged murder of Ribera and the
coroners jury strengthened the muir
der theory by bringing in verdict
that Ribera had come to his death at
the hands of assassins.
His body is said to have been found
about July 16 or II and there were
many indications that he had met a
violent death. His clothes were torn
from his body and it is said there
were marks in the sand OF rope
which might have been used to drag
it to the spot where it was found. But
several who have seen victims OF
lightning declare that the unfortunate
rancher thus met his death.
Captain Fred Fornoff of the New
Mexico Mounted Police has been at
Hillsboro in connection with the case
and is expected back tonight when ne
will doubtless throw light on the mat
ter.
Back Tomorrow.
Governor William ]. Mills is ex,
pected back from Taos tomorrow at.
ternoon and will leave Immediately for
the chatauqua at Mountallair.
Mounted Police Recover Horses.
Mounted Policeman Apolonia A.
sena and Deputy Sheriff Eligio Orte.
ga recovered four horses and saddle
stolen by a man said to be named
Pillar Vilescas. The thief escaped.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury; John Joerns, clerk OF
the fourth judicial district, clerks
fees, $2OO.15; Jacob Chaves, insur.
ance commissioner, 1925; Game and
Fish Warden Thomas P. Gable, IS.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the Santa Fe land Office Saturday:
Daniel Garcia, Placitas; William G.
Kobold, Mcintosh; Edward Camp,
Tusas; Marcos Cedillo, Anton Chico;
w. W. Harris, Mountainair; Jacob
G. de Cordovan, Aztec.
New Companies.
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the territorial secretary's Office by
the Las Lunas Company the objects
Of which are general farming and
fruit raising. The company is capi-
talized at $4,000 consisting of 500
shares at 500 each and Lindsey Shell
by is named as the statutory agent
with office at Roswell, Chaves county.
The stockholders are W. L. Shelby,
Roswell, / share; j. P. Shelby, Ros
well, / share, and Lindsey Shelby, AZ
shares.
Articles Of Incorporation were also
filed by Adolphe Didier Company at
Belen, naming Adolphe Didier as stat
utory agent. It will conduct gem
eral liquor business and the company
is capitalized at $4,000 with $4,000
paid in. The shareholders are Adolphe
Didier, 1900 shares; Ernest Didier,
100 shares, and Elijah w. Hill OF Al
! buquerque, 400 shares, each at 81.
Postmaster Commissioned.
Jesse A. Adamson has been com
missioned a postmaster at North Des
doines, N. n
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
EDWIN A ABBEY, FAMOUS
PAINTER, is DYING.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Philadelphia, Pa, July 31.-A cable
gram received today by his brother,
VIM. Abbey, states that Edwin A. Alb
bey, the American painter, is dying in
London.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
bethlehem STEEL STOCK
MAKES SUBSTANTIAL GAIN
Rise Of American Securities on Lon.
don Market Had Tonic Effect
on Wall Street.

on Wall Street.
(Bv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
New York, July 31.-The stock
market displayed a strong undertone
during the morning with the Bethle
hem steel stocks making substantial
gains on rumors of an early resump
ton of dividends.
Reports of increased activity in the
steel industry and the rise in Ameri
can Securities in London had tonic
effect on the whole market.
Bonds were irregular with the
American Tobacco issues heavy.
Westinghouse Electric was sold
rather freely and lost over a point or
selling inspired by disappointment
over the outcome of the contest fol
control. The market otherwise was
higher, some large purchases of U. S
Steel sending it up to 1918.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
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: VICAR GENERAL FOURCHE-
GU HoNORED BY POPE.

1t was stated on good author
ity in clerical circles this
morning that cablegram has
been received in this country
announcing that the Very Rev.
Antonio Fourchegu, vicar gen.
eral of the archdiocese of San
ia Fe, and who has labored as
a missionary priest for two
score and three years, has been
created monsignore by His
Holiness, Pope Plus X.
Father Fourchegu stated, in
reply to questions concerning
the matter, that he has re-
ceived no information on the
subject from Rome or any
other source.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
MISSISSIPPI HAS SENATORIAL
pRIMAav rnAnppnuI

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Jackson, Miss. July 81. Tomorrow
the Democrats will cast their votes In
. primary to decide who else besides
John Sharp Williams will represent
Mississippi in the U. s. Senate. The
candidates besides Mr.. Leroy Percy.
the incumbent, are former Governor
Jas. K. vardaman and G. H. Alexan
l0er.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
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TWO BREAK JAIL
AT CLAYTON

AT CLAYTON.
Walter Hood and c. W. La
nier broke Jail at Clayton,
Union county, using saw and
file to break out of their cells
and cutting hole in the roof
of the Jail through which they
escaped. The Jail break was
not discovered until the fol-
J, lowing morning and although
posses secured the country, the
men made good their get away.
Lanier had been station agent
of the Colorado and Southern
at Des Moines and was arrest
ed for embezzlement. Hood is
accused OF cattle stealing.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
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TWENTY KILLED
BY LIGHTNING.

Up to date, the New Mexican
has recorded nineteen deaths
from lightning thus far this
summer In New Mexico. The
twentieth death from lightning
stroke is mentioned by the
Logan Leader, which says that
Nabor Padilla Of Logan, Quay
{ county, sheep herder, was
struck BY lightning near Rama,
Quay county. A large family
survives him.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
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SIXTH MURDER
FOR JULY,

!, FOR JULY.
The sixth murder to be COM +
mitted in New Mexico during
the month OF July Is reported
, from Mckinley county. where
! Francisco Olguin was shot and
instantly killed at Perea, east
Of Wingate station, by Padera
!, Hernandez. Later Hernandez
shot David Salas in the right /
! arm and tnen surrendered to
Sheriff Tale. Olguin was sleep
ing under a water car when he
received the fatal bullet in his
brain. Salas was eating his
5 lunch when shot.
IS SIS s $ S S S s S S S S s.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-31
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: GIRL KILLED
BY PlAYMArES

BY PLAYMATES.
Three year old Inez Esquibel
daughter Of Juan Esquibel Of
s Pintada, Guadalupe county.
s died of injuries by playmates
s who had swung her around
s rapidly by the arms in playing
s crack the whip" The tot
sustained internal injuries that
caused death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
LUMBER DEALERS
DENY CHARGE
Secretaries Issue Signed State
ment Denying They Violat-
ed Law in Restraint OF
Trade As Alleged,
Iny E,cuIng Herald a. y. Lsased wirsD


Denver Aug 10 branding as false
ANA absurd HE charge OF conspiracy
in restraint oi trade as contained 81
the iudIcl unt recently returned by "a
federal grand Jury Ia Chicago fourteen
secretaries and pN secretaries % rctaI
lumber associations throuuhou the
United S'utc7 have ISSUED q signed
statement setting forth their pIoposi.
tiou The lumber secretaries main.
tain they have right 40 demand that
wholesalers sell To them uud refrain
from entering into competition vita
them Do, selling direct to cousum -rs.
n thcs are to hy restrained from pro.
tyC,ius their retail interests, fho lum.
bcrmcu claim retailers u other lines
should hr brOush under th" same
lllc m, statement c,utouds mat
cNoy Wholesale aud ru ailor has %
right go establish his own 'ulr OF cou'
duct in regard to huainot transac'
iions anl cites decision a. me lnlt'
ga Sutos supreme cour .p suhs.un'
tiatc JOS claim
Among ho slguor of the statement
rs Louis T. lloiluun, secretary Oi tno
Colorado w. Aoming Retail Lumnor as
sOClatiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
LONDON SUPPLIES
COMP pLETELY TIED
Up BY STRIKERS
At WHARvES
Pershable Products Are Rot
ting in Their Crates and
Nothing Is Permitted TO
Move but Hospital Stores.
MOOD OF W0RKINGMEN
APPEARS UGLY TODAY
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~ IteDinE Uerntd ~ LEASED Mirel
London. AUS Zoo INt uvIEHNut.
Hu.t .' fn. Hu.A- tss practically uu.
u,r Wun rH.. TODAY with ;p. result
THAT tu,r. Nu- such % dUIudi ling ~
'nn1 supplies that tlo metropolis exc
p'r'u,'d something akin tp what
might hNpY'u H % hostile foreign
force shuu'd succeed 300 ut.rrur'ing
great Hrtau r1d, routes
lu'.ss good progress l- mad. today
'u tn. negotiations looking To- e sct.
trmcnt ul tb, strike of dock work.
r.s. th, calling out of troops .o"ms
Inevitable t. ih, police are unable 10
deal with the emergency.
The ouly quarter wh,r, r,Urr was
experienced WIS Bilngsgatr. There
On, striking men obtained aU they
wished and returned to work today.
pn the other hand. hundreds nf rail-
road rer men uuit This morning and
several stations were practically boz a
state Of soigc. strike p,rkcts prevent
iuu ut fore, pll attempts to handle
goods
~ was the intention ui the strikers
Co ti, up all street traffic unless their
demands were conceded within few
hours should they b, succegsfu Lon
don would be- prri,uusly near actual
famine conditions Tho stream ~
motor traction today was handy half
H.. usual proportions Sn short was
the supply ot petrol that hundreds VI
motor buses and tdNi,ab~ Vcr, un-
able Co NOV, wheel
Th, only traffic without fear of in
t,rfo,rncc was that of vans carrying
hospital stores Th,s. W,r, labelled
with big rcd cross sigus. with Go per
mif from the strike committee *
plainug that thoy mus, not hr inter-
t,trpd with. Tutl this system of
Identification was adopted this morn
,pp the hospitals fcu a shortage of
/ ioo ana other supplies.
Thousands of sons of fruit veRo
! iubIus and provision. are rottne or
/ th, Nufr,e- 1ul 100 tho railway
/ f...-H. U.nul. IHf.-- th.y can ps
w.-rd u.u tI.y threaten f. rud1ugn'
tau s.u.rU health.
THdi, fhr t.mut' OF tna strikers
appeared us.. md scenes of Nioloue,
iuor..
Tnos, taking part Ir thr conference
iu tl, uprrd of trldg which Us seeks
.us settlement stit. they are get.
I tua nearer solution ,seu time thrs
meet and ar. Iot,rmud t1 "a through
| tpugHr ' 'H,r. .rms to h' , p1ssi'
/ h"tt .i reaching % settlement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
PANIC NOT STARTED
TO WRECK BANKS
SAYS PERKINS
ON STAND
Witness Before Steel Investi-
cation Committee Jumps to
His Feet in Indignation al
Rude Question.
ABSOLUTELY FALSE
DECLARES DIRECTOR
By Evening urraIa a. y. i.sassd wirep

By Evening HERALD \. ~ LEASED WireD
Washington, Aug !u--Geo. W Per.
Nns, director OF The United states
steel corporation tootiiied before the
house steel investigation committee
today, created q stir when he iunpcl
10 his ieel and branded as false that
the panic OF 1907 mad been started
90 ruin certain banks.
Representative bartlett asked Mf
Perkins whether such was not the
ease ana ,hc New Norll nnancier was
on his feet Ia q second, SAYING
such charge is absolutely false
There is NOT single truth in lt
The government separations OF
the standard on company into 3-
parts Nh Perkins declared WAS ""r
tainly e warming ro corporations re
suggt sted that rOuCthiug mould be
done 20 relieve the present condition
under which he tCatendvd. corpora
tious could not continue to exist.
Repro sentative BHrtlou rD'orcd tt
tuc cOnspracr charge hat % pIuul
or banker started luc panic of 1870,
tD drive certain bankers uut OF bust
ness Mr. Perkins became excited. lls
Jumped 90 his feet Pounding th,
table vigOrOu-ly with ha usJ ne said
Ny dear Judge, there never was d
more Infamous lic started than tina
There B.. not sciutiila of truth IN b.
You migh lust as ve. say that a Ger
tain gruup OF gentlemen made con
tract with Mrs Olparys COW 20 kicH
over the lamp thar scr Chicago on
ire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
WOMAN MUST WORK
ON ROCK PILE
FOR SAKE Of
lola BOYS
Judge Declares That Mother
Came to Him With Tears
Streaming from Her Eyes to
Get Youth Out of Jail.
TOWN Is TORN
BY TWO FACTIONS
my Evening Herald \. -. Leased wIrsD

tny Evening Herald \. =, Leased MIreb
lola. Kansas. Aus lO.-"lt was
for Ia, sake OF the welfare uf tho
boys ut lola that : declared mat Mrs.
ELLA Reese should go Goo the rock pilr
and = positively VIII not back down
from that decree" declared Judge -.
y. u Smrltzor uf tho lon municipal
court today Mrs. Rces, today remain
go In iail whore Judge ~WoltIcr de-
clarcd she should Tcmau untl sh, I'd
willing So work out hor fine ou th,
streets With men prisoners
Will, thy nood gates of sympathy
arc Iuos. u.u p hDbplf u' tIs vo-
man Iud.' -wu'll.i uid. ~ should
be- remembered lH,rs i another side
to thp rH.. NitU tears .irauWiug
down hcr checks tn. mother ot % buE
entered wy office tho other night
'Whsr, is my boy, judge sh, said
'Th,E tol wy you've got him.
"l pointed loo tho lul ana told tho
mother her nDy was iu gIl with
several .uJH..s bv'I,sr AIRS Reese
WrDI tu,-. boys into trouble ! wish
hrr uff.u., were felony and 30,
could 20, sent Geo th, p,nitrntiarg
\lfhuusu may pc poWcrless 90
force il, commissioners 40 uu. The
woman to WOrn, shall MOI back down
from The position I have taken She
shalt remain l Jail
Despite the many pleas hat he do
SO, judge Smcltzu thus refused today
to grant Mrs Reese parole TN,
town IS boz state of Intense excite
ment som, demand the courts res
lguauou while uth,rs utEo hai he
stand hN Iis ruling SO cn0u was
made rn pu Mrs Roes go work to
Iuf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
HOUSE CONCUItS Ia CHARGES
Hg HVealau Herald 4. y. t.eased Mtr~I
stan Cerrrspondencr
1sr lseninu Herald
itUon a. Post nldg.

Washington. Aug. 10 Tn" folly ut
turning Jouu tho Nrl.ou amendment
n Oh, senate s now apparent 90 th,
r,t sdlo,ttes ol .,uu bnod butn lu
congress aud the territorial oct,qa-
unn. E''N thins poilt go p veto of
tnt Flood resolution as snun u~ it
r'oghc. Mr Tafi
N u,N uh WAS gwen the situation
today, following the threats OF som
amocrpp thnt hoy would pa-s tlS
over tho presidents Veto.
-mud.uut leaders OF both the senate
auu hnutt called upon Nh TAFT auI
.ssuryd him th9t they wuuld support
uim. Not onlt ON veto Tor t1r Fiuud
resolution bat ou proposed tariff 'rg-
isiatinu n thp event that 10 reached
5um uct1s, thc cnd of IN, present
session
Tn, democratic leaders declare thcy
could summon The two thirds major.
lN needed IN the house hut they ad-
mIt that u ls doubtful f thcy could
mnstDr ,noush votes iu the senate o.
pass the Flood resolution or ans
other mcasare over the president
t,to.
The housc this morning concurrod
In the slight changes made hy IN,
r,uatr iu thc Flood resolution and
th, measure was sent 20 the spcnkeI
ana president COR their sigma.
uur"s, &, viii probably reach Mt
TAFT tonight
Tho only redocming feature now. q,
thr b~licf current ihs Afternoon
among the republicans ana some dem.
ocrats, that way win he found foi
getting statehood al this session.
Three ways are possi' lc. 10 per
NIT the Flood resolution 90 remair
unsigned ana become cfieriFr by linn
tauon--a method that h ia doubtful
" the president can be brought 3,
acquiosco in: pass the resolution. az
ter II Is vetoed. over the president
voto--a method which. even were /
possible could not ne ,co0mplishc,
without nght under present coudi
tons; lastly to draft new resolution
eliminating the obnoxious recall an'
rash IL through congress an hrDai
neck speed.
II is gcnorally conceded that n thl
session is TO last for two or thrc
weeks longer the last mentionc'
method would be the hest Fca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
AMERICAN ACTOR
BURNED TO DEATH
IN HOTEL
Favorite Hostelry in London
Concealed Fact of Fatality
Until Last Minute; Loss Is
Heavy.
ny E,eaIng Hern,d a. .. Leased wIrel

ny INening Herald \. -. Leased Wtrel
London. Aug lu.--lhc loss 90 The
American au,-f- a the Carlton hotel
the Two upper liours OF which were
damaged last evening uy q spectdcula;
hre that drove th, occupants of the
place ipto the streets. is not sO heavy
as had been believed
TN, loss to DO, hotel Is estimated
at NIaU.uDO hut this probably is an nm
der estimate as am the ceilings and
most of th, u.utuIs must he Ie-
placed
the hotel mauaseWeut onieavo' 90
fo bclttlo The h.o aud up to The has,
moment withhold thc iac' hat luU,.
son ice finueN thc actor had been
burned lO death
Tho body of M Fuue, viii hn re-
mated after Me inquest and Inc yshcs
viii De- sent fo the United states tu
i've buried beside ho grave 90 nit
mother who died iest Npul Ihs -
ir lulnllmrut cot % wish expressed ID.
Nr Finroy q shori time ago