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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-27
IN MEMORY.

Death, in his conquering march
through the land, has again visited
our community, and made sad the
hearts and homes, Of the children
and friends, of dear good father
and neighbor, Mr.. Draken Whitman.
He was born August II, 1888, and
died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Ryley Watson, March 27, 1911,
being at the time of his death II
years, months, 10 days old. He
enlisted in the war, May 6, 1852, in
teh 32nd Georgia Regiment, Com
pany c., and served in the war
three years.
On November %, 1858, he was
married to Miss Jane Ansley with
whom he lived happily until he died.
He was the father of six children
three have gone before him and no
doubt have clasped hands with faith
er on the other shore. Mr.. Whitman
was one of the most devoted fathers,
and faithful companions, I have ever
known and can truly say he did all
he could to bring the people to God.
He united with the Methodist
Church in early life, and lived con-
sistant member until he died. He
loved his church; his place was never
empty 2s long as he was able to go.
And from her affairs, prayers and
praise went up to God.
During the last few years of his
life the hand of affliction was upon
him, being seriously i'll about five
weeks before he died, but he bore it
all with patient submission, waiting
his translation to his heavenly home.
All was done for him that loving
hearts and willing hands could per-
form, but, cit was Gods way, His
will be done"
The good old man is at rest. Heav-
en- is the home for all those who are
as good as he was. His old age was
like the perfume of flowers. The
setting sun made the clouds bright
and the gentleness of his character
left his loved ones possessers of
sweet memories.
After leaving his blessing and
benediction upon the entire house
hold that had so long and lovingly
cared for him, he bade farewell to
earth and went Home. The de-
ceased is survived by a wife and
three daughters, Mrs. Jonah Jack
son, Mrs. S. o. Smith and Mrs. Ryley
Watson.
His remains were carried to Rocky
Mount Cemetary for interment..
A friend. VELMA BLOUNT.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-27
THE PEOPLE ARE THE SLAVES.

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Fort Valley, Ga. BELK QUEEN.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
iNIOi,T TOWNS FALL
INTO HANDS Dc Isoul ! =

\ogalrs Mexico. Aprl 2N.--N well
authenticated report has reached her.
that Mcxican rebels have captrl -
the important city of san Bias, : nt-
lua II h. about fifty milcs below
Furrt,. the former capital ui tn"
state, reported Yesterday nS captured
bN IA, rcbcls The whole region ,l..
p,ars 10 b" ov,rrun with rebels md
the rdiruud for hundreds of uit't o.
tied up.
The news also was confirmed 90 ft
that large force uf inSut cent suf-
rounds the port ui Malatlan and hss
,ut OF the water supply of tdr riiA-
Raiiroad communication with the
bcl,aglrrd city H. suspend 81 hcrauS t
of the dNuamtiug of bridge +ni the
holding up of trains. Wirr co"i'nuri-
cation also rs cut and u" news mas
arrived since the first battle. iust out
side the est, 4 fow days age. Wh'n
NOR, than too wounded wtr, btpusni
into IN, citN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
MNUtI,O> st>pNiOls
on UGNb.S AM IN

~ pasu. Texas. April tN The re-
turn oi General Reyes makes n nc,cs-
snry for the insurrrctus To- WsiS' that
President biaz Civ" the rebels strong
rr guarantees uf security and liberty
than heretofore offered. according to
statement given out hN Provisional
President Mndcro TODAY
I'm the minds of those familiar
with Mexicuu politirs. says tho state
mrnt. the order which brings Cen
-ral Reyes 10 McNicu Is bound 40
arous" questions a. to the sincerity of
changes
army Ia Mexico. lie also b. said to
pussrss th, confidence of thy. common
people. who would have uk,d Co. see
him succeed Goncrai pia2 a. prcsi-
dent at the time he WAS summarilN
ordered to Europe On an uuimportant
mission which he found sufficirutl'
important To- keep him abroad uuth
the present trouble
II j. said that the Madrros are ichl-
aus of the power Wirld,d los Reyes
and thry naturally NirW mis- return
with fear that he NIli supplant the
feVolutiunarN forces with e l"Nal army
and attract many from th"tr ranks 10
tho army
General Reyes has been looked
upon in Mexico ~ the key to tn" sit
uation in the domestic troubles that
hay. occurred since III" election. II
was said, prior To- the time h." LETT.
that General biaz feared his popu-
lHrity. bat II j. nov thought that Cen
rral Reyes and General piHH hay"
reached u mutual understanding and
that General REYES will usr his offices
towards restoring peace IN the re-
puhlic ana unduing the rcVolutiouurl
work of the Maderos.
~ one time u WAS reported ihdi
Reyes was assisting the Mad'rns Ia
every way possible and thot h" would
have led III" insurrccto army had the
revolution gained proportions large
| enough to warrant him IN returning
to the republic.
That his coming has alarmed the
| insurrrctus h. apparent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
LONDON PLEDGES
IT'S SUPPORT TO
ARBITRATION
Resolutiins Are Adopted
Amidst Cheers in Guild Hall
and Populace Applaud
Agreement.

London Aprll 3N.- Guild hall to.
dan witnessed mammoth m"ctiue
tor the adoption ut resolutions plrdg-
ing the city Of London to support
Angio-Am.rican complete arbitration
The meeting represented thu dcmoc.
racy of England rather than tn,
artstucrarN
Nj. Balfour aud Mr. Asuuith spoke
olouucntiy of the treaty ar first pro-
posed hy President Tnft. declaring il
would mark nov era in civilization
hut both pointedlN DECLARED that such
an arbitration treats between tn,
United states and Great Britain W,il
not mean the immediate reduction "i
armnmrnis
Tho resolution welcoming tho pro-
pusal of the United states Ia favor o'
a gen, u treaty ot arbitration With
Great Britain. and plrdging the citi'
zrns uf London as principals to such
a treaty. was moved 10y Premier As
mith and seconded by l1nlfour II
was adopted amidst great cheering,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
CHINESE OUTBREAK
IN CANTON IS
SERIOUS
Rioters Attack Troops With
Rifles and Bombs and Many
Are Killed. Anarchy Is Rife
Among Soldiers According
to Reports.


Hong Kong. Nprii . only official
mossagos ave being received this
morning rom canton. where the reyo
luiiuhal, outbreak occurred last uigb
Thosa are disquieling. The rcyolu.
tiOnists have obtained q quantity 10,
explosives aud The government has
asked the steamship companies plN
Ing "a that city to- suspend service lest
arms be smugglcd IN Man, utD uu
der arrest Fighting began when sol.
diers arrested Il revolutionary lcaupa
and his followers who were carryul
arms aud boldl, proclaiminp their nu
pose. surrounded The yiccroy place aud
set IL atrt Tho reNolulioni-ts aie
armed with rifles and bombs ond
fought despcratriy 4 number Wpra
Killed cn both sides The soldiers hnai
" got control of the situation and on.
ergetic measures TO prevent auutho
outbreak were taken
Thousand of residents are flepnl
70 this CITY They say anarchy d. rlit
among the soldiers IN Canton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
Repetition of Harry Orchard
Stunt" Will Be Chief Fea-
ture OF Trial of Alleged
Dynamiters in California.
MOYER. HEYWOOD AND
PETTIBONE OVER AGAIN
Attorney Expresses Intention
of Calling on Prisoner to
See What He Has to Say But
Is Told He Can Not See Him.

Los Angeles, Calf. April y The
rue uutliuos oi he great criminal
ease involving the Mcnamara broth
urS and Oriic McManigal began to as
sumo tom TO-DAY
The all-prominpnt feature. is the
confession which Nc Manigal was par.
ported 80 hay. made FIRST 30 detective
Buns Ia chicago ana then IN more
complete form 10 Di.itict Attorncy
Frcdericks here yesterday
"ho case Is assuming NOR. ami
more The aspects ot he Mover Hay.
wood and pettihone ease as iioisc IN
their trial or the murder Of former
GuNernor Strupnberg
Even the tlaIrv Orchard" feature
promises 90 be- repea, "a almost Ia
duplicate
lf Is believed The artaignmcni of
thc accused men viii take place early
next wcck
job Hartman, one OF tn. attorleN =
Tor the McNamaras said today that
he pirnded To call upon McManigal
again to ask him whether he had made
confession to District Attorney
frcderiCSs and 10 determine whether
he wanted an attorney
The district ATTORNEY. when told uf
this said Mr. Hartman will not be
permitted 70 sre McManigal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
GRANTS ADVOCATE
A REVISION Of
PRAYER BOOK
Episcopal Divine Tells Church
Congress That 1t Should Be
Shortened and Made Moro
Modern.

Washington. - &, April y. re'
vision al the book OF common prayer
was urscd by Rev Dr Percy : Grant
of NV YORK IN addressing the twenty.
ninth congress of the Protestant Epis.
copal church IN session here today
one reason he gave Was thai The
prayerhOok y stationary and aristo'
cratic. whlls the presen trend -
things Is toward motion and democ'
racy Further, h. held than there =
u present day demand for brcvity IN
everything Rev Dr George W Doug
las. canoa ol the cathedral oi ~ iohil
the divine IN New Work, expressed
the opinion that the tnn command
mcnts should be restored TO wha'
scholars are pretty generally agreed
was the originsl and shorter form.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
MALLETT COMPOUND
ATTRACTS MUCH
ATTENTION
One of Two Largest Engines
in World Is Cynosure of All
Eyes at Santa Fe Station for
Hour Today.

~aut Pc 'nglnr 80. 30nl % EH..
Mal"t compound. one oI tU. f.p
iarsrSi engines in IN, wp.ld. Was J's-
ehnrSod nom the baok shops no Who
local santa F' yards iol1s auJ uA.
placed on ,NAIbuiou fur au hour lud
half in iroui nf tUr sluu J.. .tl-
tiou. the monster uustn, va. 'r. eut
To- town from tIy rududuunr. u1 lu-
sinr'r 'harI,s T.. Van Eatuu. rJnuins
back ward ,u u, could 5000 utr tlin-s
We're going ahead TH- ufs Malfru
iruN, into iu. station simultaneously
with aur ...tIou uf THO santa Fc NrSt-
bound uuit.d The passengers paid
u.ur. attention to the engine than
Jhr. d.d to th, Indians, Who g,urrul-
b attract tlr crowds MANY p,oul.
Viewed tn' engine during the timr i'
uas al 'h' station, kodak i,ruds la-
Iur. ak.nr snapshots nf thr ,ur,oslt
The 'u0l was rult In 90. Tupvea
lur~ and i- to av sent west touighi
To WORK pu the moupt.,lu division ou
,ur other #ov OF Winston rh. dr.
uUl.i Information rcglrdmg On, big
.u-ut follows
Weight 7tO .eop pounds length.
i-t f,rt 'nsiur SO tender O.. ,ylu-
dcr,. .NsaAN3. driving whrcis 3o.
nvmh't "f Nhrol. under engine. -
number of wheels und"r trndtr T.
water vtmclir =, 0no SALONS; oil
rapa,iiN 1000 galuln- Naisch,ntt
valve gear pnrnuatic reversing gear
two electric headlights, hlgh and low
heater
fhr engine runs approximately gaD
nll's without taAiag on nlol cor water.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
O|Az NAMES ENJOYS
Who WILL TALK
Of PEACE TO
MAOERO MEN
Official Notice Sent to Rebel
Camp Today From City of
Mexico; They Will Meet
Near Juarez.
COMMISSIONER LEFT
FOR SPOT LAST NIGHT

III paso, Texas, April 2S.--Gcu,ral
Madcro officially was notified TODAY
that President piaz has appointed the
peace commissioner To- complct" the
poHro negotiations With similar
commissioner to be- appointed by tho
rebel leader The government cont-
missioner lrft Mexico city last night.
The conference win he held on thr
MoNicap side pf the Rio Grandc mid
camp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
Evening Herald bureau J
~ i'Ust building 4,
Washington, ~. 4. }

Washington April - rhc New
M"Nico progressive Democrats triod Il
new tack her" TODAY when Il wNs re-
ported "n good authority that they
had urged a ,umprumis, which they
hoped the Republican statehood
workers her, w,Ild acrrut namely .
ia" submission Of another resolution
WITH III, on, approving IN" conHtitu-
ti"n which would provide Tor d,
chang, IN tho amendment clause Of
I'll" New Mexico durumcEt
Ihry prupns, To- submit this rcsoiu-
tion tu IA, protip of New Mexico.
call another election and see whether
TIA" voters viii accept " 90 reject t.
They de- arr that II viii not hc man
dnturA ON NrW McNico to accept ur
reject the clause. aud that any action
on the matter viii not icppariilc the
admission ut N,W McNico g. ia, un-
ION
RcIr.srutativ. Lcgarv OF south
Carolina suggested the mnttrr pub
lIclN to-day. although II b. said Go have
originated IN the fcrtil. brains of the
NrN Mexico Democrats IA this citN.
Mr. I.egnrc said II would not lcopaf-
diz" New Mcxico's chances of admis-
Sion, even u the people vote th"
chang" duwu.
Judge n a. Fan declared that u
might lnvalidatc tho entire enabling
act and 1oald ltkoly result IN indef-
init" delay "a. declared that hr
would not accept thr rUmpromlsc and
said New Mexico had adopted a con
stItuiion. had approved II D. one 90
III" h,hyicst maJotities n. thr history
of the tertitor,. that the people had
been promised immediate statehood
bN congress snd that further dciaN
was an injustice Ralph e.. ElN of
Dcming y NJ. and Delegate Andrews
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
CUllCIt.N RNlliiDNu> CAS-
I<\Ap OktlNNoN\ NOM

oklahoma citN okla. April - --
Win one-third nf g.pon precincts IN
the state heard from, Indications
pom, tn thc adoption uf an amend
ment tu Article .. section 4? uf the
Oklahoma constitution which pro-
h.Aits the consolidation or selling Of
domestic railroads L. railroads out
side thr state. The amcndmcn, makes
1t possible Tor foreign railroad cor
puraiiuns 1" lease, buy and operate
railroad property withil the state
tn vote lat" tonight giNcs 1875 in
favor ul th" amendment. with s.73t
against lts adoption, The vote v
light
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
HEARING IS NOT CONCLUDED AS WAS
EXPECTED AND FALL WILL SPEAK AGAIN

opposed the comprumiS, declaring
that IT was simply means of sccur-
ing delay ou the admission of Sew
M.Nico and would result IN ~ fight In
congress and iu New Mcxicu that
would cndang,r tho chances of ad-
mittnncc at this session.
Congressman Legarc urged that the
matter was means eft solving the
PRESENT onianglomvnt Former Gov
cruur George curry faVurs tnr CONT
promise.
~ bad been predicted hN your cor
respondent yesterday, the hearing was
no, terminated today and there Is no
telling now soon It viii cnd, although
the committee members show a dis
position to bring II to an end as
quickly "a possible now.
During the discussion tod.,> there
NcT, som. bitter personalities. chicf
OF ahich took plao, whom u. w. Han-
na oi santa ~ aud Judgc Albert "
Fall "f Three Giyrrs engaged tu a
warm debate.
Mr Hanna declared that while h"
was corporation attorney he did not
thinf tn, constitution was q cOrpuru-
,ion aocuurut
Judge Fnll declared that Hanna did
not represented single N,,, Mexico
corporation
"Sincc when said Mr. Hanna.
Judge Fall then challenged Hanne t."
nam" singl, corporation h." repre-
scented IN NcN Mcxicu. hut Hanna did
not comply with the request
Judge Fall secured pcrmisslon from
the committee To- address tn" m"m-
hers further at tomorrow = session.
4 ana utterly opposed to any mOVr
that means deiaN 90 the admission ~
Sow Mexico /" IN" union said Judg"
Faii "Ther' has been enough delaN
and unless Wr secure tulfillmcnt 0f
the promises made NJ by congress wc
will never KNOW when wc can get into
the uniGn again
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
TAOS PREACHER IS
NAMED MODERATOR
Rev. Dr., Moore Honored at
Convocation of Santa Fe
Presbytery, Which Adjourns
in Las Yeas.

Las Vegas. y. NJ, April ~ The
santa ~ pr"sbytrrN "A convocatiun
of PRESBYTERIAN olergymon ingluding
al the churches ~ the northern and
eastern part OF the territory. adjourn
cd mere last night, having hrrn In
session since Tuesday Rev pr,
Moore nf Taos was cheated moderator
I" succeed Rev. J : Russell of Ron,
y NJ The retiring moderator
preached tho opening sermon On
Tuesday night
Rev John NJ Whitlack of l.umbrr.
ton and Elder Huike nf Las Vegas
W"r, elected Ia represent this prrsbN b
tciN AT The General assembly I" b"
held IN Atlantic CITY y. J., May rs,
tHll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
~ NIINu<T BN COHI;N
CAUSES OtvGNSt uI'ttt.

Washington. April - In ~ pfii'
cial Statement todaN the state depart
mrnt takes exception {" an interview
given bN Ramon Cnrrall, vice prrs'-
dent uf Mexico. published IN ~ ~
arlu OF MrNico Iity, in which that
ofricial charges that the Mexican 'eV-
uiuiiuu is being fumcntcd by \utcrr
cans With "A view of torcing intcr,e en'
u,n The matter officially was 'a't.u
les thr departments attention ., Nm'
bassndor Wilson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
TUBERCULOSIS WILL
Be DISCUSSED N
CHURCHES SUNDAY

step ui reaching lmpurtau.,
win be- taken d, the NIbuuu.rpu, So.
ci"ty tor th" stud, ana Prevention of
tuberculosis this week. when prv.
tonllt cN"ry pulpit n the ot, vIU
D" occupied nN a. practictns physician.
The subject uf tuberculosis tS mon-
ac" {" the nation IA, means ai hand
Tor com batting H. and the necessity
"t co-oprration in this humanitarian
work. VIII hc ,Npoundrd Dr Eoh,rt
oulart D. tho founder ol fur u,euicn,
IN this cit ~, Vill lecture SATURDAY.
evening az the regular service uf Ten.
pie Nlbcrt
Rev \. VI Maudalarl viii sp,ai
np"n the subject 10 the Immaculate
Conception church. as viii Arch
deacon Narr,u IN 81 johns Episro-
PAL rnur,h rh, requirements u'
thrs' n,uuuiHtiunS arc such that las
m'H ar' NOT p.rmitt,d tu or,up, tho
pulrit-. aud th'N. ia tu, nature oi
th"if "tEauizatiuu. offer ,n, uuly ,N-
r'pt"n~ q" ihr general movement As
Nr'hdra'ou Warren ana Father Man
dalari arc actively associatrd with th,
movement ana uc dcrph Interested
iu its W'rN tines should hc among in,.
w"si Instructive speakers on tho sub-
I',t
NW'ug tho other denominations Ia
g. II CONNIE hu~ consented To- ud-
dress tI. Duug.'satiunnusts. Dr \ e..
~h"rtl' Vlu speak n"lurr the baptist
congregation and pr ". g. Hop, nIli
occupy th PRESBYTERIAN pulpit
AprIi 800 has h,ru set asid, this y,ur
aS Tuberculosis daN. and win Doc
observed 100 '"".nn" churches iu the
c"uhlr' tn n1uu.- -imilar tu tha'
ul "TuhrrrHl"-.- sunday iu 1870.
Wh"n over f' u"" sermons nrv
preached CON Oh, prevention uI con
SUMPTION Tlu Nltounl Association
i"r tho Studt aud Prevention uf ru
b"r'ul"tis H'p' tu enlist aI of the
$4,000 900 church members iu thr
country iu tri- movement
Ia one r,9p,.t ruh,r,uiu,i, daN viii
ditirr from Tuberculosis ~uudu, o.
1870. lu~t,ad of requesting thr
churches to gi,' 90 inr tuh,rculosis
cause a spc,ial SUNDAY service. un,
plan is q" ask this year that meetings.
ana ii~ prevention can lr discussed
Do" h''d "n SUNDAY April 80 or uu
''n' either d"' near that intr. either
n the N''N preceding "r thr. wo'k
l"U""'ns What i~ desired Is that th"
subject "i uhur ul"sis h" discussed
in Wl "i 'n' ,'' 900 churches "f the
tWtrd static go 1s nearly Ga, sam.
un' o- p"s,'"I'. Ihis docs not do
udHd ilai " stated s"ni'" h' siN'u
over q" ihw Work. alihWsh thHt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
BUTCHER ARRESTED
FOR BUYING MEAT
l is Alleged That Cerrillos
Man Paid for Beef That
Was Stolen: Alvario Perea
Is Held for Theft of Cows.

Special I.l.arSm q" t>rning Ucraid,
terrillus. y NJ, April ~ ANHrio
Pcrca has uc,u arrested h,r, bt Ra-
fact Guurz oI thr mounted polio"
and T.. g. Van Horn. Inspector tor
the cattle sanitary board, ON charg"
OF killing thr'e COWS ON th. range
VhiCh b,lung,d To- Cosmr Ha,a. aud
hc is held Go tu" grand Jury IN th,
sum Of <5ur
Tomas MarHaII, a butcher. also hns
been arrested md he is charged with
huNing ana selling In, stolen Wost
Both mou pI,aded not quilts Geo thr
charge and 10 oill be- suu Time bee
fore thrit ,t-,s are taken Uu ps the
district court The officers are stll
here maxine further nN,-tieutirns
and II Is said mor, arrests viii be-
made soon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS SEEK
TO EFFECT COMPROMISE WITH
REPUBLICANS IN WASHINGTON

They Desire to Submit Reso ton Changing Amendment
Clause of New Mexico Constitution and Place Matter
Before Voters Of Territory for Approval Rejection
With Understanding That People Need Not Consider
Matter as Mandatory to Secure Prompt Admission to
Union: Judge Fall. w H. Andrews and Ralph c. Ely
Opposing Any Change in Constitution That May Mean
Indefinite Delay; Curry Favors Proposal and Is Trying
to Aid Democrats
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
CATTLEMEN FAIL TO
GET 4 PARDON
Men Under Sentenc for TAX
ing Range on Government
Lands Are Refused Glenn
ency by President Taft.

Washington, April ~ President
Tan today refused Ia pardon Bart.
LETT Richards Mm Comstock, Charles
lamo son and Aquilla Triplctt wealth.
Nebraska cdUlemcn, convicted OF
conspiracy 90 detraud the government
of grazing lands along the Wyoming
border Richards and Comstock We're
sentenced 20 Years imprisonment
lamn son ANA Trnlett were given s'v
months ia prison
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
HABEAS CORPUS IS
INVOKED TO SAVE
WEALTHY MEN
Witness Wanted by Illinois
Legislature in Lorimer Case
Invokes Aid of Courts After
They Are Arrested.

Chicago ms Apil ~ Mdgc PEA.
ia Tire superior court today granted
a Wri' ol hab,a. curpu. tor Edward
Tildcn Gcors VI Benedict aud ".
G. Cummings, within half an hour
after the, were arrested %, an on
Ger 90 rhc lillpo., -chatc .ur refusing
10 testify p.'oro the Lorinrt mtr-n.
sation committee
Judge pctt sct Monday ds bc date
oi lhc hcailue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-28
WOMAN IS SUFF0CATED
WHEN HOTEL BURNS

man was sulocaiod. halt ius "a olhe
persons were oNcrcout hN smoke aul
several othor were Injured lu t.,
lhal wrecked the lower flooI of tno
Naldran blcch me upp iloors a..
witch wcrp orcupl,t bf rhr Paine
hotel nunher of dodgers escaped
over yhr roofs 10 adionns huildins