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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
zAPATA REBELS ARE
SHOWN NO QUARTER
BY REGULARS
Naval Authorities at Vera
Cruz Keeping Sharp Look
out for Landing OF Arms
Shipped From New Orleans


MeSivo cita. Oct 1.--Fturrll troops
under Bomnio Figucroa arr making
q vigorous campalsu 90 aipc uut fhc
rebels headed hy Gen Itpath Ia ar-
cnrdancc 8ish the governments doc
cision Go give them no quarter
A battle yesterday near santa
Hsrbaru. az the junction of t1r states
of Puobla. Guerrero ana paNaca. IA
paia's force ct Sn0 men wns routed
With considerable loss Tho Frderais
captured siN chiefs Nsputa escaped
Thc naval authorities at Vera cruz
are Watching the coast ~ prevent any
attempt 60 land arms which tn soy
ernment has been nGtlfed were ship
ped from New Orleans
A clash between the redcral troops
and tho people of Tebuantepec result
"a in several persons heing Killed. In.
Guiding carlos Wnulrlrh. i ie7c poil-
tico OF Trhuaniepc, the result of the
vice presidential election is VET far
from determined scnrcs of districts
are rcportlne o. Maderlsia victory, bat
they fan IA specify tho result for the
vice presidency
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03

for ihr adoption OF the constitution
and ne gave the dolcgatrs simon
pure Democratic tain mtersperspd
with some %; the ideas advocated by
the so-callcd progrcssiycs Il was
diiiiCul. connection hard mixture
io make, but Mr Ferguson sot ava
with 10 better than might have been
expected lie made q clean eat bid to
the progrrssivcs to get ON the Demo
cratic band wagon no for the Demo.
Gratis 10 gej ON thr progressive band
wagon u is doubtful d any member
uf thar convention could have made
that speech without getting his wires
badlt twisted II was uuduulfrdiy q
difficult Job 'or NJ Ferguson hut hr
deserves credit tor duins it cloNorly
Buf dps litp he oraturical Ili of fhr
veteran leader b was plain ro see tbtt
beneath the surface be- did NOT rrl
uS 'hc iull need ol political low. 'ur
the WogIossites thar his remarks con
yeyod bat that deep down in his heart
he would rather be- on that platform
leading straight. oli fashioned %.
mon pure Democracy los hsht against
Republicans one and all us he used
lead th, party ON The days when " u.
Fergussons word WAS the lsW 10 the
unterrihed
Il seem. to hr tho opinion anong
the delegates here especially ihr old
timers. who are be uuiUarl, of tns
parry, that Nh Ferguson could rasii,
bee the nominee fOr governor iu TACT.
som" of them SAY thai ho i. bigger
than ever il hp wanted ip rise tu Hud
asferi his leadership The, sg. tine
newer aggregation know. o. ior tneS
saw the convention cheer today not
80 nuch ul what the speaker spid hui
fot Che speaker himself the veteran
political warrior o. Was nolsed about
that Mr FERGUSON would ornamrn'
the governors Cfair and doubtless he
would ruu as well u- any ot The other
candidates hnt Nr FERGUSON Is too
old al thc game to he sidctHcted
81 is said thut M Frru.-ou cap
rs set fAr tn rrdurs,m,ut W ih~
hands of this convention fur thr of-
flee uf United states sruHiur and be-
b. likely tu Srt It unless tu, steam
roller can bee patched uu .uougr tu
be- used. Mr. F,rgu,sou WHt unt ht
able tn handle the convention a.. once
hr could do, but h. I- SIN apparent
lN the idol ~ thr nld war hnrs,s. and
th'ro are q lut "f th.m hrrr o. he
sounds the war rtN there Wll hs u
rally io his standard from that clc.
ment ut any stagr ol th, -am,
u looks here t0dav ts though "
G Mcdonald would hr tho NOMINEE
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NOT ~ SERIOUS ~
ENPEt EtItI---h ~ lTrSClNITr

chicago. oct 3 Julius kruit-
srhnltt vicc president of the HArri-
man lines. Will not place a time limit
within which the shopmrn mas re-
turn o. work Matters Of that Kind
have boon lcfi in the hands Of the
presidents ~ the roads comprising the
Hartman system he said Mi.
kruttschnltt indicated, however. that
the strike wax not proving an serious
a. the railroads had expected and
that q numhef of the employees had
applied tor reinstatement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
Old Time War Horses Are
Showing Power at the First
Democratic State Meeting

Harvey B FERGUSON Chosen Temporary Chairman and
Sounds Keynote of Campagn Ceverly Extends Invita-.
tion Cor Progressive Republicans to Chamber Aboard
Band Wagon of the Unterrfed Mcdonald Seems to Be
Popular Choice for Nomination for Governor: L. C. De
Baca, Newspaperman of Las Vegas Will Probably Be
Nominee for Lieutenant Governor; Many of Younger
Men Are Clambering for Nominations and Older Lead.
Have Difficult Time Suppressing Them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
special orurr Knlcd.

Houston ToNas. 600 % , pipc-,
special officer from Athens. T,Naa.
was shot and kill,d Just inside IN"
gates off the shop Yards to-day while
~ route with small party Of ptfi-
cvrs and strike brvnk'r- from "a train
T. the ward : H crockett. auothc.
special officer vino Nu- near pipes,
and who was wounded. says ihr shots
W,rv nfsd from Within the wards
where guards Wcr, stationed Cdp-
tain ~ Sisky. ALSO injured. who
was cscorting tho party Co thc yagds.
says the shots came from strikers fol-
lowing his chargos. and thnt hc bee
hrNcs hr fired one shot in rypl,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
JAMESENCLEHART.
KILLEDIN WRECK
NEAR LACUNA

Well Known Santa Fe Coast Lines Engineer Buried Under
Engine at Mile Post GA. West of Albuquerque at IL
O'Clock This Morning; Fireman Charles Quinn is Ter
rbly scalded and Believed Be Fatally Injured Ex-
press Messengers Clarkson and Sellers Escape Unhurt
Mail Clerk Charles J. Sullivan Sustains Few Bruises;
Entire Train With Exception Of Pullman Cars Leaves
Track and Turns Over Side No Passengers Killed
Injured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
MEN GINEN INTII
TOMORROW 10 1INE ~

Laramie, wyou oct O. The fol-
low lng notice signed by G.. r. Fuller.
assistant general manager of tho
tnion Pacific, was posted in an Union
Pacific shobs this afternoon.
AN motive power or ear depart
ment employees who len the come
pany's service on saturday. septrm-
Der so. or who have not since report
"d foT duty, desiring employment,
must make application before noon
"wednesday. October Z. iatl."
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t-l,inatun Posted.

Che, ,nnv. wyo ort o. Tho
uniou Pacific orfcinl, hrr, tndA, is-
sued an ultimatum q, the strikers to
the effect that anyone who wished
would b., re-cmployod ir application i-
wade by noon Drtol,t I. hut not
Thereafter \ quantity OF air.brakc
hose was destroyed 100 the yards here
last night About ga extra policemen
from chicago Will arrive today 60 AID
in protecting company property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
PEACE PREVAILS IN
PORTUGAL TODAY

london oct . Tile Portuguese
minister more. Scnhor Lima. today rr.
cciycd this Telegram rom The foreign
uiiicc at Lisbon
A tentative revolution az. Opartu
ttilrd complete, rh, cunspiratorp
were arrested and 3D. I br confined In
e. f0rt at Lisbon The government Be-
lrcparvd to take energetic measures
Go toprcss further rYnrpirniurs Ab-
spiuu trInuultp rr. wallis
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Special Officer in Houston
Meets Death in Shop Yards
l. c. Switchman Slain by.
Striking Machinist.
ULTIMATUMS POSTED
BY RAILROADS TODAY
United States District Court
for Eastern Division Of I'LL
nois, Grants Injunction
Against Strikers.
ny r,sa,ss u.-.,a a -. leased wirs'

,By EysaisE usrsls =. -. Leased Wire,
'uru. lll oct The Illinois
central railroad Applied fnr snd OBJ
taiurd an ujunetiou Boo the Unite 1
stats- district court rnr the EASTERN
division ui Illinois 90 Cairo toda'.
rympnthi.ois und preventing inter
ference BOO tn wuN with The conduct
uf the .umuanNs business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
s,rikcbrcaLr,~ N,tackcd.

b'nisou. Texas oct a party
of 80 strikebrcak.rs ca route from
the north over thr Frisco lines 60
Houston WAC attacked here last night
by mob armed Vith clubs aud
bottles Scyrri! persons were hurt
and the sirik,broakors were chased
ont ug tho DIfN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03

ef the convention for governor Mr.
Mcdonald Is not "a candidate. 80 he
saAs. but his friends urge linn tu nc-
yepi ana IA iS likely that " the
fram"-up continues that Way h' VIII
carry th. party banner iNof members
pf congress. " w. Walton of silver
CTS. a Dcinoemtic leader Who. like
AIR ForguHsou. has the eoild old el,-
meut of IN" party squarcly with him.
heads the list Mr. Walton. too. viii
be- frckuurd with cor there VIII be-
some more pyrutcchuirs Mr. walton
might even slip into the governors
plac" " there Is too much pressure hy
thr n'W element IN the party and hy
the radicals from the eastern coun.
ties
The grand army of the Democratic
party is hanging ugethcr IN this cone
Ncruon as u has not done for some
wears ana the new element WIN have
60 set up considerable steam to
hHudlr the veterans. Tho worst thing
tnr Democratic leaders and bosses
have run up against today BE- IN" list
af uandidateS II is formidable
looking list Every ybody aud his
brother is "A candidate" on the Demo-
cratic ticket About rver,on, in the
.1uvention iS candidate for some
Office and most of them are pressing
their demands Tor recognition. with
political blood in their eyes Il H.
gHing to br a. hard ion fur th. bosses
goo uuirt them down 1nd pun or this
."ur' ntion with e ticket that can run.
aud with minimum ~ sur, spots.
ana the worst uf 10 iE th,t have got
tu iiN thv progressive up -OmsV here.
some Democrats have got tu po turn
'd down, lf th'v give tb. urogr,s-
sircs anything. aud The question tnat
hothcring ta" bosses BIS tio to turn
down and how tu do 10 Th. hossD-
Hrr diCkcr.ng along with the pro-
sressiVcs. who VIII meet hsr, tumor-
row in convection Whether thty Wul
H" Hbl" To- patch up combination
lhni both crowds can swallow ana get
lnt" III" campaign Withuut -pln
AMONG thv unterrfi'd 81, today very
much "a matter ot duuht
u was ,iI yut and r,d with tine
pusses. bat Jbuy Ar, having hard
Job Go get tine old Democratic mule
in really stand stu Ntil, thry put
nn the harnr-- to sa, nothing Of dri,
ing th' c"mnlnltiou after they gri n
hooked up
Here ar. SOME uf rb, ,nndtdarr-
talked about Tor thr ,'riou. offices
senator.
a. n Fugusson g. a. Jones rr
renntors u y Har.rmuu. u tine
combination can %, ntdr Geo run win
Ioncs
i.oNcrnur
Goveruor " g. Mcdonald or Cal-
1Eozo. Lincoln county n 81 Fruu.-
snn of Brrnaliio count, John " poo
nt Roswell, % n Murrun of Nbu.
lu'rpuv. aud t Hif a dozen i,,-rr
lights
I.icuicnani Gn,"rnor
g. Dc Hara of I.ta Ntsls editor
of Do Noz Pueblo. ."rms Geo pr 10
thr I.ad for lieutenant governor. oI-
thousl The name of Miguel 4. Otrro
is mentioned in iris connection. m
ih, event ~ q deal with tho prpgrrs.
si,' Nntonlo t.ucrro ~ san Miguel
count 'ssociatcd Nlth Mr Hara up
thrr, - $50 mentioned
Sccreiary ~ state
Therr does not seem to ae anyone
mentioned tur secretary of state. Who
n likely to have weight snrush to
land fh, H1m,uation
Treasurer
n is Solid that q. y. Msrren ~ Al.
bupuriuu. has the lead for state trras
ur,r lu ta. vent that hs {. not side
tContInuod on Paae ?. Column ~
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pnIzE FIGHTER II
Nh DOWN sND Oi'T
tns ENeulag urrata =. q. Arased Mircl

Ia Junta, Colo. Oct a-- KID Cod
frcy who was kHock'd unconscious
la prize Agm last Friday night WAS
partially revived luu night hnt attend
ina physicians Say recovery IA doubt
ful
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TODAYS GAMES

Chicago. lll. oct B 't 1ouis-Chi.
.ago postponed wet grounds
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Al Cleveland - Dotrult-Cleyelana
same postponed rain
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n is SOLID that q, y. Merron ~ A.
buWriuu Ua. the lead for state treas
ur,r iu tat won't that h' g. NOT side
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secretary of STATE

Thcrr does not seem to ao anyone
mentioned tor svcretar, of state. Nho
's likely to have wriEht tnnush tn
land d, Homiuation
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Tontlnucd On Paae , Column -
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Continued on pase Two column So
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Ltcutcnan, Go,ernor

D. g. De Hara of Lte vegas. editor
of Do Noz Pueblo. ,rrms Geo po n
thr I.ad for lieutenant governor. oI-
thuusI The name of Miguel a. Otrro
is mentioned in tris connection, m
ih, event of deal with th, pr1srcs.
siy'. Nntonio tucrro ~ Siu Miguel
count. 1ssocintcd NHh NJ Huea up
there .- . lso mentioned
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-03

al. The bacillus leprae is a para
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site limited to the human race.

site limited to the human race.
20. 1t must De transmitted either
directly from individual to individual
or
"3. Run through a stage of inter
mediate life (spore condition), which
we are at present unable to detect
for reasons given above, but which
may be present in the soil, water or
food. but can only get into them
from the diseased tissues of a leper.
"a. Accepting either theory, the di-
rect or indirect transmission, we
must look upon every individual lep-
err, whether in the incipient or advanc-
ed stage of the disease, as a danger
Gus focus of the malady, he multiply
ing and nursing the germ in his it's
sues.
IS. AS every seed requires it's pc
culiar conditions of soil, atmosphere,
etc, to allow it to strike, and when
struck to grow up to be itself a seed
bearing plant, so does the leprous
germ require a certain disposition
of the human soil to strike and
thrive. What this peculiar DISPOSE
ton may be, we are at present un-
able to define. 1t is evidently a dis
position which may exist concurrent
with apparent good health, as many
examples of strong, robust men de-
veloping leprosy show us. This dis
position may possibly be transmitted
by heredity. I desire not to be mis-.
understood on this particular point
l do not believe that leprosy itself is
in any case congenital; but I do be-
lieve that certain weakness to re
sist its attacks may be transmitted
Experiment Not Concluded.
Dr. Aiming then proceeds to give ar
account of his inoculating the CAPT
tally condemned murderer Kearn witt
leprosy, he having secured a commu
taton of the mans sentence to pena
servitude for life from the King anC
Privy Council for the purpose of the
experiment. With the prisoners writ
ten permission the doctor began oper
ations on the last day of September
1884. After inoculating Kearn h
, saw him daily for four weeks an,
. after that once a week for severa
, months. He goes on to say:
a The microscope revealed the pre-.
= ence Of the bacillus leprae in larg
! numbers until the middle of Marcel
,r 1885. They have since gradually d
o minished in number, but a recent e.
IA cision of a small part of the sea
IN shows them present even yet, l. c
" nearly fourteen months after the il
oculation.
AT the same time there is nothiT
a. the general appearance of the CO
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wrote to Mrs. Pinkham for advice. In
a short time 1 had gained my average
weight and am now strong and vel" "
Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, r. F. D., No.
8, Box 81, Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman.
Huntington, Mass.-"I was in ner
yous, run down condition and for three
years could find no help.
81 owe my present good health to
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier which l be-
Ieve saved my life.
"My doctor knows what helped me
and does not say one word against it."
Mrs. MARI JEANETTE BATES, Box
1874, Huntington, Mass.
Because your case is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do
not continue to suffer without giving
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound a trial. 1t surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
Examination, liberation, displacements
fibroid tumors, Irregularities. periodic
pains, backache, that bearing dow
feeling, and nervous prostration.
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vict which would denote any devel-
opment of leprosy. Pains in the
joints of the inoculated arm, from
which Kearn suffered in January, and
February last, have since disappear
ed"
In added remarks DR.. Aiming say5
he does not consider his experiment
with Kearn concluded or mature fol
publication. Gwen if future observa
ton should show us no trace of lep
rosy developing" the investigator
says. I'VE would not be able to If
fer more from the experiment thar
that in this case incubation proved
intellectual"
II -
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NEW IMPoRTATIoNs AT SACHS.
Every department. in SachsT Big
Store is overlooking with new fmpor-
tations of Spring Goods. New Milf
new, new Wash Dress Goods, and new
Ready-to-Wear.
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and SO nervous L
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for diff
ferent things b u t
did me no good. l
got so bad that /
could not sleep day
or night. While in
this condition l read
of Lydia E. Pink
hams V ge t a BILE
Co d, and
began it's use and
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AFTER
I YEARS
SUFFERING
| Was Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Waurika, Okla.-'T had female trou-
bles for seven years, was all run down,
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lnocuIated Animals.

Parallel with these culture expert
ments on artificial soils large num-
Der of experiments were conducted
to grow the germ in living tissue. For
this purpose I have procured and in
oculated a variety of animals at ages
ranging from few days old to grown
up beasts-rabbits, guinea-pigs, rats,
hogs, pigeons, and a monkey. They
were inoculated in and under the
skin, in the cavity of the abdomen,
under the coniunctive of the eye, in
the anterior chamber of the eye, and
in the ulnar nerve, mostly with small
pieces of leprous tubercle excised
under antiseptic precautions.
81 have been able to follow up mi
croscopically the presence of thC
bacillus leprae at the spot of inocu
lation, for months after the introduc
ton; but have not in a single in
stance been able to observe any gen
eral symptom of leprosy.
"The negative results of all thi
work are not valueless and discourse
ing. On the contrary they act as
stimulus for further research. I al
not in the habit of drawing hast
conclusions, especially from negativ
evidence, but as from well prove
analogy with kindred disease W
know that the bacillus leprae is tn
Geological factor of the malady, an
as we find it impossible to discovt
or grow this bacillus outside of IL
human body, but find it in immens
numbers and rapidly increasing
the human body, we are natural
driven to the following conclusions:
The Conclusions.
| al. The bacillus leprae is a par
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LEPROSY


of leprosy which he used was a prep
aration of Koch's. His incubation ex-
perimcnts are described and discussed
as follows:
After being sterilized, /. e., freed
by high temperature (steam and dry
heat of any germs they may acct
dentally contain, these soils are inn
planted in sterilized containers with
the leprous germ and kept for weeks
together at constant temperature in
the incubators, and carefully watched
day by day.
Until now the results of this worf
are altogether negative. Under al
the varied conditions l have not once
succeeded in obtaining an independ
ent and pure growth of bacillus lep
rae
The Washington times., 1911-05-16
LEGAL NOTICES
E. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding a District
Court. In Re: The extension of Girard
street. District Court. No. ST.. Upon motion
Of the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia il is. by the Court. this 18th day
of May, A. d. 1911, Ordered that the amend
ed and supplemental petition heretofore filed
herein, be, and the same is hereby dismissed
and that the verdict Of the jury returned
and filed herein be and the same is hereby
Is further Ordered, that the Marshal summon
jury of five experienced judicious and dis
interested men who shall be freehoders in
the District of Columbia, not related to any
person interested in these proceedings and
not in the service employment of the
to be empaneed and sworn on the first day
of June, A. D. 1911, at Ten CLOCK A. M,
to assess damages each owner OF land taken
may sustain by reason of the extension OF
Girard Street, from its western terminus to
18th Street, N W., as set forth in the origi-
nal petition filed herein, authorized by the
Act of Congress approved February 26th.
1909. and to assess benefits resulting there
from the entire amount so awarded as dam
ages in accordance with the provisions of the
of this order be published once in the Wash
ington Law Reporter, and once in the Wash
ington Evening Star, The washington Times,
and the Washington Post, newspapers pub
lished in the District of Columbia, before
the said first day of June. A. D. 1911, and
provided further that copy of this order
be served by the United states Marshal, or
his deputies, upon such owners Of the land
to be condemned herein as can be found
within the District of Columbia. before the
Court: HARRY NJ CLABAUGH. Chief JUS
tice. CSeaLD True Copy. Test: j. r.
YOUNG, Clerk. BY F. E. CUNNINGHAM,
Asst. Clerk.