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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
MARTIN Ryan HAS
SISTER Who IS
HEART BR OXEN
Only Known Relative Writes
to Dead Soldiers Friends
Here Asking If She Can Get
Body.

Friends IN Albuquerque of Martin
Ryan. Tor wears "A United States sol.
dici and who died soldiers death
lending charge for the insurroctos
a. Casas Grandys. have received let.
tors from Ntls l.. 6 smith of no East
Williams street, Delaware, Ohio who
says sine is Ryan's sister She learn
cd OF his death iu press dispaith"- ana
declare that she is heart broken
Can / get hi, body she writes.
and DO YOU know II he has been bur
led II hr has not. want to bring his
body here.
II is. OF course. unlikely thaj Ryan
has been given burial a. ~ is Gus
tomart On the batlie field ot the in
surection 20 strip The deHd of theft
clothinL and arms and leave The body
where II ell II in also impossible IA
secure the body FOR shipment 10 Della
ware
RYAN len some property In Alhu
auerque and It is likely that an al
nin.strator will be applied Tor TO set
TIC un his affairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
JAPs CANNOT GET
CALIFORNIA LAND
Drastic Anti.Alien Law Passes
California Upper House A.
ter Considerable Discussion
Along War Lines.

~J.tum.H,1 call March 90 There
ls mu.N sp, uauou regarding What
ia, assembly vill do 60 the auu-alicn
land ho'du4 pin which was passed h,
th, upr. housc - to- o. after e de
butr daring Vhich there was much
talk uf War with Japan.
Tb, UuI while not as severe ~
most OF tn, othcr auti-au,n bills in
ucda.,d duuus tn present session,
is drusu, II yirtually forhtds indi-
Niduai aliens or corporations con-
troll'd bt altcus from acquiring any
uyN iJud u the stat. or california.
such persons coz eou uauons may
retain hand alroad> hcld but q can
uot 70, s,ld, b,puedth.d or inherited
During the debate senator Larkir
op, n'} referred tu tu. Nar rumur- au,
declared that every Japanese malo Is
a trained soldier senator SANFORD
said california must protect h'r sons
and daugnt.t- REGARDLESS of Japan
attitude 3ud That %, did not bslicv,
tlv war rauurs shouid affect the log.
I,Iauros attitude iu tu, was.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
CARNEGIE DIRECTS
An INVESTIGATION
If Claims of 10th That He
Used to Work for Him Are
Substantiated He Will Get
Pension.

Nrw York. Matrh g. TVrut'
years in prison Tor q murdor hc never
committed is likely to hring car
ncgi" prnsiou tn Andrew 10th a.,
PltIspurg miltman who ,as rei,aH,d
from the p,uitruuarN b,st saturday
Andre" Ctru"gi' states uhat b" uad
directed his pension tuud aEcuts &C.
Investigate int" tins case and make 90
report as quickly as possihio.
10th was cmplu>,d in th, tarnnlir
mills la 1891 when fellow rWploN'
was murdered Tuth ana llungdr
IAN we're among thr rusp,cts. Whom
thrN were lined up for examination
the Hungarian stumbled aud t,ll. 10th
laughed at him This su dugored the
Hungarian that h' accused Tuth "l
1 the murder ON This evidence Tuth
was convicted. Ttc Hungarian re-.
comfy returned "a liuugarN bat com
fossrd his part IN roth's conviction
before l,aNing
IN ANIMATION hv th, authortir-
suhstantiatcd th, -torN und Toth was
released Carnegie rcad the story
| with great interest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
JUDGE ABBOT ISSUES
CUSTER ORDER
Mandate OF Supreme Court Is
Received Here and District
Court Puts 1t in Effect
Against Mann.

Ira \ Abbott nudge OF tn district
court thi- atfcrupon issued au custer
urjoI against Judge Edward \ Mann
recently appointed district attorney bN
William j Nlle 80 succeed George )
kluck Tho oncct of the order ls to
dDclaI, the Iplremeni OF Mr. klOch
and the appointment of Judge Mann
not ~ compliance With thc statutes o.
lhc territory
the orID. -s1ed by Judge Abbott
In lh, I,s.ry, court OF Byrnaiillo
County
Tcuuory cN i,I George 5 Klooh,
tcucr vs. Edward \ Mann Il.
spundcuf
This caus. having been heretofore
r,instatcd uuon the docket OF this
Cour upon thc urcsenlation OF "a GER
fiticd cop uf the Judgment of ne SUI
ptymo court of the territort ot New
VI Nicu. o, which it appeared tha, the
pro l0rWa Judgment oi this court here
"a had been reversed. anu he court
having heretofore. Ia accordance with
he opinion OF said supreme court sue-
tainsd the demurrer OF said rciator
10 said respondent answer herein,
and having here Dtotore required the
said respondent to plead over herein
oy 10 show cause why Judgment or
custer should not be- entered against
said respondent aud the said re-
suondcn' having appeared specially
a. the return huur at said 7ilc and
Nh Il objections 10 The iuusdicflou @.
the count herein lnd lh" said fcialnr
nos presenting tu th, court here the
mandate %, said ugreme court rtNcls-
Ing lh, ,udgm ~ oi this court ana re.
Mandin2 this cause 60 this court win
40, c,iuus to proceed herein according
Io .Io opinion Oi said supreme court;
ana tbo said respondent nov advising
o, rouri that hc viii not plead turth'
90 herein the court being fully adj
y-,d ia thy premises oVtrrhcs said
objections and grants the motion ot
said relagur tor a Judgment of custer
herein.
81 is therefore con -idetcd. ordered
and adjudt,d Dog This court IN accord
iucc with the opinion Of th, supreme
court thar The judgment heretofore
entered bog this court u this cause bc
and The same hercbf Is vacated and
sr aside. mar lhr demurrer OF said
rrlator to the answer off said respond
en- bo and Ihr same hereby Is sus
| ,amcl. and thar tho aid respondent
ha, unlawully usuIyvd ana held lh'
! o,ncc of district attorney OF the SiNii
listric attorney district of the terri
| cory of N,V Mexico. as alleged hy III,
| i,latoI herein. Hud thtt the said "a
| ward Mann be- ANA hc hereby i'
uustpd aud excluded from the said oi
! Nra aud from exercising any oi tht
duties pertaining thereto and iroM en-
! Jos in4 me franchise DmoluMynta an,
| pryif gc- thereof that the said re-
| atur do have and recover of said re-
| spundcut his costs in his behalf ~
i. .ndod to Dee taxed and that he haN,
execution therefor
IRA \ sBBO1T
| Aasociato Justice and Judge OF sal,
| DiHtIict Court
March -, 1871
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Daring Train Holdup on the
Prairie Out of Coffeyville,
Kan; Coolly Take Two
Hours to Do the Job.
EPIDEMIC OF ROBBERY
AND SAFE CRACKING
Robbers Blow Safe in Kansas
Bank and Get $4,000,
Others Get $4,000 in Mis-.
souri,. Iowa Train Held Up.

Concyyule. Kans March 2i--for
two hours last night six masked men
held The ST. Louis iron Mountain and
southern passenger train No. I al a
standstil on the prairie six miles
south of this city They blew the safe
of th, express ear and escaped In two
automobiles. carrying with them
money and yaluables, which 1t Is be-
lioyed amount to t2o.ooo.
lust after the train left I.enapah
Just south Of this city over the Okla.
homa line Engineer Lynch heard u
sharp cr, ot hands up Turning
be- saw masked man on the tender
pointing his gun at him
I'm going 10 ride a little ways with
YOU said the man Drive on
The engineer drove on.
ADoui four miles out OF Lenapah
the man compelled the engineer 10
stop the train AT "A small cuivert near
a cump of trees Five more masked
men took their position on either side
OF the train. began shooting into the
air aud along the sides OF the train
Thea. while two men stood guard, the
other four marched the engineer and
fireman 10 the day coach and locked
them IN
The three men then went to the eX'
press car and forced the twO express
messengers To Jump out and stand
where they could be covered with tn,
rcvulyCrs OF the robbers.
After nearly an hours work the
men succeeded IN getting a charge oi
nltro-glyceriue nj INTO the safe. which
was blown 10 pieces.
The mcu made no haste They were
at leas, three miles from any hablta
tiOn, ANA went over carefully all the
packages they took ont OF the safe
Soon .vo automobiles approached Ia
wi,hin 100 wards OF 'he train Tn.
lights Of the machines were eaiin
guished aad The robbers jumped IN
and the machines disappeared
The robbery was reported As soon
as the train reached this city, and
the sheriff ana deputies immodiatel,
started ON horseback IN pursui of the
| robbers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
ROBINSON DIES
OF HIS INJURIES
Popular Conductor Injured
While Making Coupling al
Madrid Loses Brave Fight
for Life.

" L. Robinson tbc popular Santa
re conductor injured while making -
coupling ar Madrid 0n The Madrid
branch o' tbc santa tc yestcidnN ana
Who Wus hfough tp :. losvph.s hos
pilal here ON q special train. died ~
l;30 O'Clock this afternoon of his In
iuri,s His wife and TWO children
were with him when he died lie was
conscious 10 the cuD aud braNcly told
his family farewell before he bleathcd
hts last
Mr Robinson stood The trip 20 This
city wol bur newer r covered 'rom
The shock ~. abdomen and hips
were letflhl, crushed when he was
vuched between bc iNo cars ne
knew that he could NOT get wen ANA
prepared to meet mo cnd brayell r
is likely that .hr .oIN wiz be sent 90
Corrillos for burial M Robinson was
one oi the mos popular conductors
on IN santa Fy n 'Nis section oud
his unrmch end will be generally
mOurncd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Various Consuls at Points
Where Executions Are Re
ported Have Been Instruct
ed to Look Into Affair.
READY TO MOVE ON
MEXICO ANY TIME
Great Pontoon Bridge Is
Ready; Declaration Made
That Intervention Is Ger.
tain If Peace Isn't Restored

Washington. March q The state
department today instructed thc Unit
,d states consular offices ia the va
entity "i chihuahua and Aqua Prtcta
mU,diHirl, ~ ut,su-at,. th. report
thSi four American uad been shot To-
death in each plaD, l. tho fod,rals
tn" consul at Chihuahua has been
instructed Goo iuWir, into tho report
that John BisnovIl, and thrrr uthrr
'nihu1hua uud, orders uf Mexican
court martial auI th, CONSUL at No
gnlcs. ~unoru vII investigate tho re-
ported execution of Adams Young.
Howard aud -haul,>. after having
been captured vIth the iusurrcctos at
Aqua pIIrtt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
AEROPLANE FALLS:
SMUGGLER MAY DIE

Geneva March . Thc first at
tcupt tn usc the acroplauc Tor SNUG
slue WN likely result in the dcath
ut Hr Italian aviator named smrrog-
lio a., is boz Geneva hospital todaN
with both legs nni his COLLAR bono
90 th. cold
~moroglo came to srirf while DN -
nag over Mount C,nls With "a cargo oi
dutlaulr guud. which De- Nas tttrmpt-
iug % bring u from italN TorrihN
injured ~n"roehn HN 7n nirht in the
snoV aud was found hN customs otii-
GERS,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
SIX F|REMEN ARE
KILLED IN FLAMES
Fire Fighters Go to Their
Death in Milwaukee When
Heavy Walls Pitch Them to
the Basement Below.

Milwaukee Wis. March ga SiN
hr, ucn are dead Two others ar, dying
and several others drr suffering from
syFcp injuries as result @. The cav
ing 10 of the rool Of the building oi
The Middleton ManuiaCturing com.
pant Wholosal, hattrrs. on which
nrcmru were hgm.ng th, flames IN
the building to-day
Between iiiicru 10 twenty men were
Un the roof when the walls OF The
loursturN structure collapsed. pre cipi
tating hom az 20 the basement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
DECLARES COURT
Law Giving Workmen Com
pensation for Injuries Can
not Stand as Passed by the
Legislature.

NDanN March . The Workman 5
compulsory compensation law which
Nas pass.d hN the legislature last
year providing compensation io work
men injured Ia certain ,pecili d dan
lt. and rupiuymcnts regardless OF
me employer noelis nee was d..
clarcd unconstitutional by he court
of RoalH oda'
The decision wds unanimous The
law was modelled ON ia. English Worl
WCn's compensation avt of 1897
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

ST. p,tprsb March "a \u or
uridi dispatch g. th, government
uou P,kus toda, states that china
remains obstinate regarding tin qu"s-
tom &C ih' freedom ot Eusatu trade
lu Mongolia. asserting that Husia is
emitted mctcl, to import uuu-thiuosc
goods and rNport pulN local products
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Another Train Held Up

Dcnisun Iowa March - "A mask
rd man last night compelled the en-
gincer of the Cnicago Northeastern
east bound passenger train TO go
ahead INTO the sleeper with him
There the robher held mp two pas
scngers securing si9. a gOsd watch
and a diamond ring
He then Jumped on he train and
escaped
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Intervention luii,,ilppat

sam Antonio March q It is prr-
dlctcd her, that American utotvru-
ton m McNi.o viii comr within O.
month unless peace s restored.
IN rtsr o' Intervention the Dial
government viii b., sustained
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
10 Di>ci,argr Others.

t.nd'ut Johnson of the pacihc EN-
press COMPANY states that tho mon
vino h"ld up the iron Mountain train
u,tr 'oGcNNllo .ast night Sot no mo-
u't from tur .Npr,s- ytr aud al
th, boots -,.urrd consisted of q trr
scaled packages" thr value of which
was not great
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Blow Safe; Wound Watchmar

HUDSON, KHns NnrCh 2I-FINn
men blew the safe Of the Hudson
state bank early today and after scrl-
ously wounding Max Rice the watch.
man. who attempted 10 grapple with
one of the robbers, they escaped VITA
Z COO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Ge, $4,000 Haul

Curryyillc, Mo, March 2i--Safe'
blowers last night dynamlted the
bank o CurryVille wrscking the
building and safe and escaping with
: Ouu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Velvet Outlets in
Style for College
Lads in New York


tN....atod Pr,
N.t Nu,o. March \N
ui rII.r street rioilnf NtH..
mr .n .uriN the pui.HH'.m
truu-.,. U.moustratiuus wlN
soon n. .NUrctrd
III, customs iailors htN, a'-
cr,,d tu.I 10 r. hig,u. urUpr:
for ih. ...l,pc youth Hul Ir
p.r,- Goo uu very latest W"d'.
90 wear t.N.t GUNS 5t il'
iutt0m rf h.- trousers
Nlsu th, real "stNlish'r mIu
u.N H,tI t.d brown eH'u,ui.
'l'H marrow shoulott tuI
shaped o.. th, back
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

Continued on rage =; Column %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19
HAS FAITH IN
 THE INTERURBAN
L. Garrett Still Believes He Can In- terest Capital in Little ROck.HOt
 Springs Electric Line.

Little Rock, Ark, July 18.--I4. Gar rett continues to have an abiding faith in the eventual success of the Little RocK-Hot Springs interurban project upon which he has been en- gagged for the last five years. He has spent a great deal of money first and last in his effort to finance it, and several times it has seemed that he was just ready to land, when some thing has interveneI. But he has uev- CT been discouraged, though frequent ly disappointed. At the present time he has a line on several financial in- terests that have been looking upon the enterprise with favor, and he is confident that he will be able to close with one of them before long. The road equipped will cost about $1,- 2o0,et0. and it is proposed to issue in Arkansas $500,O0O in preferred stock in order to raise half a million dol-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19
POSTMAST GENERAL HITCH COCK ANNOUNCES TWO MILLION
 SURPLUS IN DEPARTMENT.
FOLLOWS A DEFICIT
MT. Hitchcock Issues Order Annulling Postal Regulations On Return
 Coupons in Advertising.

Washington, July 1S.-Postmaster General Hitchcock announced today that there was a postal surplus oi $2,400, ,240.16 on March 31, at the close of the first three quarters of the fis- cal year and that there will probably be a postal surplus of S3,500,0O0 at the close of the entire fiscal year, for the first time in the history of the Postoffice Department.
 At the close of the nine months one year ago, there was postal deficit Of $2,207 ,284.24, according to the audi tors report. The postmaster general also issued an order today practically annulling the postal regulation that for many years has prohibited the use of return coupons in advertis- ing.
 After giving the subject careful con- sidera tion, Mr. Hitchcock reached the conclusion that there was no logical reason for withholding this privilege and that he has accordingly decided to permit, Under proper limitations, the use of coupons and other order forms in advertisements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19
THE BRIDGE COMMISSION.

The retirement of s. c. Alexander and James Gould from the Jefferson County Bridge Commission will doubtless come as surprise to many of our people, but their reasons are sufficient to justify their action. The election of E. A. Howell, one of the best known and most progressive and public spirited citizens to fill the va cancy caused by the retirement of Judge Gould, will meet with the hearty approval of the people of this county. MT Alexander's successor has not been announced, but it is be. lieved that the Bridge Commissioners will select another man equally as competent and of equal standing as MT. Howell.
 The expressions ol Judge Gould and MT. Alexander, in which they both declare themselves as being heartily in favor of the Free Bridge. and that they intend to give their every ef- fort to bring about it's construction Is the right spirit They are men who know the value of a Free Bridge and they have never been found missing or on the wrong side when ever the interests of Jefferson county and Pine Bluff was at stake.
 MT. Alexander retires because of iil health, believing that he could not properly perform the duties reouir-, ca or him and do himself and the com mission justice Judge Gould retires because some people, who have q grievance to satisfy. have commented on his being identified with the Bridge Commission. They have made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19

The Four States Press of Texark- ana says there are now ten thousand empty whiskey bottles in Texarkana and it comments on the fact that Tex arkana is supposed to be a dry town Barrels of whiskey and beer are re- celved there every day, it says, and on July it took several extra men all day to distribute the shipments of booze" that was sent to that city from Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Mem phis and other nearby cities. The Press says there is certain grocery store in Texarkana that sells three barrels of cider" every day in pint whiskey bottles. The Press is not sure that Prohibition has prohibited in that town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19

stand ill the way of such a good prop osition as the Free Bridge.

stand ill the way of such good prop osition as the Free Bridge.
 The Bridge Commission is working out it's plans quietly and carefully. 1t has some important announcements to make in a few days that will show the people of this county the value of the Free Bridge. The members say the Free Bridge will be built. They will build it at a much less cost than has been reported by it's opponents and in such a manner as to meet the approval of every property owner and resident of Jefferson county. When the Free Bridge, which is now near ing completion across the Arkansas river at Van Buren, was first suggest ed there was the same kind of op- position as developed here some weeks ago. Men, the same kind of men whom we have in Jefferson county, opposed it. They circulated all kinds of reports, used every means to influence others who saw the value of the Free Bridge, and finally had the Free Bridge Bill tested in the courts. The Arkansas Supreme Court sustained it. The Bridge contract was let, work was begun and the bridge has been almost completed. R. P. Allen, of Van Buren, who is now chairman of the State Railroad Com mission and who was president of the Bridge Commission there, says that you can ride for miles through Sebastian and Crawford counties and you cannot find man who is against the Free Bridge He says even the strongest opponents, at first, to the Free Bridge, are for it now. "They have seen the error of their way,'' said MT. Allen.- "Their property has increased greatly in value and lands that were selling in Crawford and Se- bastian counties for $15 and s2O an acre cannot now be purchased for less than $50 an acre. That is what the Free Bridge has done for our county and section and it has not been completed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19
PLAN DEATF
 OF MEXICAN 0FFII,Is

Mexico City, July 18.-J5se Ramo, and six con federates were arrested in night as conspirators in a plot to as. sassinate General Reyes. Anonymou, letters revealed the plot to the author. ities, who have also received repor- that President De LaBarra and Madeira
 were also to have been done away with. Anarchists are believed to hay4 matched the conspiracy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19

If Little Rocks water continues impure and the Prohibitionists sue ceed in their efforts to rid the city of it's saloons the capital city will be in an awful fix for. refreshments. We would suggest that pipe line be plac- ed between the capital city and Pine Bluff and this city will furnish the Little Rockians with the purest water they have ever tasted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19
PIANO CONCERT WAS
 FEATURE AT ELKS

The feature of the performance at the Elks Theatre last night was the clever piano concert by Mir. Shamps, a member of the Guy Hickman company. who rendered number of fine classi- cal selections between acts. The pian- ist demonstrated that by practice one can attain speed on the piano that is marvellous. His trick playing elicited much applause and was something new here. A large audience witnessed the performance of the Hickman Con- pany and the lively comedy seemed to please. The members of the cast ac- ouitted themselves admirably. Swamp Angel" powerful gambling play will be the offering tonight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19

Mexico close to the Arizona border the War Department has ordered the four troops of cavalry at Nogales, to remain there until the situation clears. The detachment had been or dered to Fort Huachuea and was to leave Nogales Monday, but the de- partment quickly changed it's plans upon receipt of disquieting news.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19
04o

Only two candidates have annoanc. ed for Congress from the Sixth Con- gressional District to succeed Joe T. Robinson. They are Judge James Gould, of this city, and Attorney w.. H. Martin, of Hot Springs. There are rumors of others, but they have not officially announced their intention of getting in the game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19

lars of this amount. The rest os a| will be provided in the 0Nrth. unlo. Mir. Garrett should work oa- q schom, he has had in view for soqe tima [, finance the project right here in A,E anSdS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19

The Cardinal baseball team at St. Louis has overshadowed interest in the Presidential booms of Joe Folk and Champ Clark The St. Louis rooters won't even read about poli- tics, but they insist on a full account of the sporting page. If the Car dinals win the pennant this year St Louis is destined to be a crazy town
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Congress.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Judge James Gould, of Jeff ferson county, for Congress from the Sixth Congressional District, his candidacy being subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election.