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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
Santa Fe Train No. 10 Which
Arrived Here This After.
noon, Would Have Crashed
Into Wreckage.
PLUCKY CONDUCTOR
FLAGS PASSENGER
Fireman Robertson of Helper
Meets Instant Death: Pete
Wilson. Brakeman Jumps
and Sustains Broken Neck

Two men are dead. another report
broken arm 49, the result of a nmp
lr"m the crack pi helper engine 80
i4sG. eight mu.s west of IN. Needles
early Yesterday morning The engine
was returning to Needles with the
four men aboard. Whil. making
sharp turu the tank lcft the track and
TUNED the cngiuo ON It's side Fire
man R"hcrson was Killed in the de-
raihuont AMI Pete Wilson. brake
man, who sought to save his life ny
iumWug 4" thc ground. struck upon
lis head and dird Instantly of a hrok-
"n neck Engineer 'iark" VAS pinned
beneath th" wrcck. ". Was removed
by the conductor aud is now In the
Needles at the point of death and II
not expected To- recover
tn. conductor. a resident of Rak-
ersticld. whose name rs reported here
aS Ormuud. although suffering from "A
fractured arm ana s.yere bruises. sx-
rtcd heroic -fforts to relieve his sur
viVtng companion aud I" peVent a coli
lision of passenger trains with the
wreck AMER extracting clarke from
tn" debris and making him ~ COM
,ortahlr as the means at his COM
mand allowed. he FASTENED back four
mites over thc track. tagging passcn-
g'r train No. 10. ond wiring Ia
Needles for relief
\ Wrcoking train was dispatc tchcd
aud aftcr six hours nf hard labor the
track was cleared Traffic was tenn
vorarily DELAYED bN TIA. wreck but
th" track rs now IN use again
santa Fc train No. 10 which would
IN all probability have crashed into
the wrcckago had II not been for the
bravery Of the condrctor on the heip-
- engine. whose namo les said 10 he
prmond. arrived in Albuquerque after
] o'clock TINS afternoon. The pas
srugrrs we're AN thankful for their
escape.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
MEXICO IS PLACED
IN DELICATE AND
EMBARRASSING
SITUATION
State Department Asks What
Plans Have Been Made to
Prevent REPETITION of Doug
las Incident of Last Week.
INSURRECTOS LAY PLANS
TO FIGHT ON BORDER

W huefup, Apru D., lu Wow OF
tu, a.ut. situation atoms tnr b"rd"u
tn. static d.ltttm,nt Iod1. aak,d 800.
Mexican government ipr d.uuIt, a..
.utuucos m advance oi ilrph 'u
p.. tu th. representation. uf tur Unit.
Ud states tIat th, Douglas incident
louJd mot %, repeat. ii The depart
usut ll~p requested tn.f lrfHrm4t Hn
I- to what prrsrutHuN, uca ur,s huu
nrou takru. 1c E.rcu tnis governments
"Details ot du Important move hy
tur M,Nicau roNulujiouists dcslEucd tu
driN from tnr MtNi.aa government
sums d,unit, expression with regard
tp th. ost. nlIsIurut 1t ulu,Uu pcac,
negotiations D,uamr known hrrc to-
dll
" Vss learned that Dos conccu,rat-
ug amust th, entire usurgcut army
tu th. sHt, of Clihuahun under Fran
CISCO Aad,ro. Jr., Joe the vicinity OF
Jusrra. operations similar to those
Witnessed ai Agul prI,u last Wece
nud Nu,u t i- believed viii further
Involve th, d'ru government iu an
mnuIJ~. up situation concerning tn,
American n..d der. were iu cout'mpiu-
uun N u'us. un the move has boon
brought .uuut It pr. Na~purz Com. =.
head ut ,H r,,ulutiouis, agency here
bat tI. insurgents u The ncld have
declared chat delay mpy be fajal and
ar, urging mmsd. 4t. action.
The insurgents ht,r informed tnr
federal government that they htt,
lu'arIy ure, Thousand men, far 'ot.
uuInocrilg Ga, sar.isou uud Juar'2
aud enc only alternative of General
Navarro BE- tu ,tacuatr 10, city II
is not believed here thai 80, McNioan
government will give navarro ANY in-
structon- Go abandon h.. wen forti-
ned position ip Iuarrz.
Dr Gum,l has warmed h.s col.
learti,- h"u"'.r, ta proceed ohuiious-
ly aud likewise has advised the Mex
l.o titt uuthoriti'- 10. uW,lN action
ou prarc pr stious m1r prevent =
heavy loss OF NE
n is said n'rc to-day that similar
plans are m View u REGARD Go Aqua
pri.tt .u tho event tlU tho insurgents
are abIo tu rrum thclr occupancy of
that point Ih, Id,a iu assembling
thc main p,l. nf tn. insurgents iu
Chihuanua b. to Ho able to throw a
rul fur n ,tH.r IGaroa pr Aqua
ru,u as tn, fortunes uf Wul MA, re-
quiro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
BIG BATTLE IS RAGING At Aqua PR|ETA
FIRST ATTEMPT or FEOERAlS TO RETAKE THE
BORDER TOWN IS REPUlSEO BY NSURRECT0S

held positions Will" Tho deadly ur
continued
Thirty minutes after tho hlttIe
opened the rebels Abandoned the out
tying positions and f,l back t. tht
broastworks toward Aguu rricm
Tho fcdcrnls advanced SLOWLY. in
open order. with almost continuous
firiug the rebels contcndiug every
inch ur the way while the r,bols
riflomcn Wcrc falling back 10 thc So,
ond row uf cutreup hmrnts thcS
fought boldly in the opcn
Tb,y stepped out aud took dolih-
crate aim at thc advancing national
liuo oring ruuud after round
Th' ha, kvard movement 81 tho
rcb'ls. however was steady and
many had Ullrn ou both side
suddenly o., federal machine guns
were Ylrucpd lIut th, rifle fire was
kept Up without intrImission and II
was apparru, tn" rrh,l sharpshootors
wcrc concentrating their fire on tn,
fnderals machine gun operators and
time ANA t2Hlu the guns were un-
manned
At ,.la 20. W. an hour tud quar-
tor after tb, battle opened. the ma
chime sums Uorr again iu action. rah
ing th, rch,i position ON two sides.
hut t1c 'ir, from the rebel trouchos
Na~ hnNiug its effect uu the federal
righi wing and this portion Of 10, adj
Vnutns f,J.rals was driven back
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
LIFE CONVICT GETS
away FROM GUARD
At SANTA FE
One Hundred Dollars Offered
for His Capture; He May Be
En- Route to Mexico to Join
Insurrectos: Desperate Man
OFFICERS WANT HIM
AT ANY COST NOW

special Co. Evening II, rn.N.
Santa BE-. y. VI, Apr HH. .
huuuJ. and poscs are trWu. W..Hu
Walton, atlas "Bronchn HI HI.r
s,ut.u.. goo lifo imprisouU.u n N
lru.u county. who ESCAPED -um. Uma
last uienf rom the teiuIuru r...
ncu tu .ip and VIII" believed tu
h' W.ts.us his way snH.. If..Jl.
with fn, Ht,htion OF lUnr OBJ. 'r.
surrretH n Mexico, a. h. .uIH
WITH northern Mexico uuo Ht. 70 r...
ulinton as is 2un man Tr. PRISON
autlnItI,- have Offered ,IHr reward
for uIs capture or infnru '.r ..1
ln4 2" hl- tpprchonSiou.
Naltrr- .. un" of t.. f 'uad
mon pt U, puthNrst H, r.dlt
ed with h1ug a dep1t Hr. AMI
several other people dIrHs l-ot
.n Valencia county for which u 1888
hr Was sent to- the prison l -1uta F,
Thls Walters de- uuuou
Ag, a3 to ~ ytnrH weight.
1su pounds. eyes 1IlD. hair
brown far" deeply scanned aud
luod r.ght arm uselos from bul-
lrt wounds received SOAR. ago.
scars on hcad. scars on ku...
dark suit Walters .'.u smiles
puizz.allf la mum.t tuat is
apparently unConsciuH. .u h.s
part rides well ami r familiar
Nitb ranch liie
Walters was sentenced Geo th, p,ui-
tcuuary iu 1893. ana prior tu THIS
break for liberty his record has beer
prison authorities are making a thor
ough Investigation of bis escape. Ap
pareutlN when the other prisoner.
were locked zap FOR tn uilht. ho ha,
~oCrctvd himself IN somo hidinl
place hunt Tor him boEau at one,
when count shove him missi7l
II Was then found that between !
ana II o'clock last nigh' hr had $50.
cured ladder, mounted tho wall IA,
slid down q rope ou tuc other side
\ hunt for him was t once begun
bat thns far no tracy +" nim aas 'oe'
found
From the direction hc took how
ever. hp is heading for M,yico Hno
may pass through the counties d.
rcctly south from tnis city lie we
familiar with Grant, Luna, ppna ANA
and sierra counties in NrV MeNiC"
where ne WAS "a cowboy. nc ais,
knows uurthcru N,Nico Vcll
owing to tho manner la which ~
I, r. escaped tho prison authorities ar
anxious to have b.m captured Th,
AZ once ot"rOd DO reward and v+k,'
the aSsistanc. of the mounted pali %
and county uturlr- IN ga. luuiuu'
counties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

|Nlh tho rebels lying in trcnchol
which had been dug :" prevent tho
lrfi fanh movement
~ the nrc bolchcd from the en-
irenchmonts the rcb.i hui;.ts sped
aefus- the Inc into thu southeast Sec
tion Of Douglas and struck two schopl
buildings
As the fcdorals fen back IA, r.h.l
cumn1andcr-in-c chief pushed forward
his mon and with others coming tn
suppor, them continued TO engage tho
federal right Wing
Following tins movement the Fir
ing slHckoned to the southeast AMI u
was evident tho first attack of the
fcd.rals had he.n a failure
Apparontly the fcderals had about
1900 men engaged including POO cav
AIRY under commandantc Barron
The rebels showed remarkable or
ganizntinn throughout the battle,
Every point of yuntagy was guarded
MuI nt the residents ut Douglas
remained within doors during td,
| fight coz sought other places of safety
! But a great throng gathered aoo wards
from the International line 90 Nitn, >,
! the battle
The American troops forced back
an persons except those oarr,inp
! passes
| Tho American cavalry, dismountcd
was 'la ed along the border Man,
were exposed to tho fire and q buijy
passed through one troopers hat. nu
no one was Wounded
Troop g. Of the Arizona Naupua
guard also was ord,rcd out and tnul
up q position az tho armors re,
! cross volunteers crossed IN, hord,'
nnd went upon the ncid ENcp sgt
R'on in Douglns ana many from u-
h'r Wero brought tu th, lin, tu att,u,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
THOMAS |NSLEY IS
|. SEEKING LIBERTY
ON HAbEAS WRIT
Action Brought by Alleged
Slayer of John Higgins
Through His Attorney for
Release on Bail.

Thomas lnsl,y. alleged slayer "f
his brother. iu-lau. John a. iiiggIus,
today brought haa.as corpus proceed
ings through has attorney, T. t. Med
Ter. seeking To- be- admitted To bail
and released from IN" county TAIL
pending trial ot his oarc.
Judse Ira \. Abbott, before whom
the case was hrought IA the district
court tor this county set FRIDAY
morning at y u'clock for 'hr hcaIins
The usual grounds aud mat lusl,t
was being held on a presumption thar
h. killed iligs.ns, are urg'd as
grounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
EIntl.> NAVE CAPTURED
Epuii Niit\t Gt "

At thtr, O'Clock today tho battle
SIN was being Nasrd Nitn unabatcd
iur5. with ga, rcbcis sUu holding
every position m spite OF repeated
desperate attempts of the fodcrals 90
carry the trenches
Th, federal l1sscs LA Killed and
Wounded are estimated as high as
tNn hundred. while the rebels have
lost uuiN score coz ~o.
Tho lnsurecto leaders repor, that
they have captured both ma hiuc
suns from the fcderals with much
ammunition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
BIG TIMBER SALE IS
NEGOTIATED On
BACA LOCATION
United States Forest Service
Sells Trees on Jemez Ma
tional Forest. Part of the
Money Goes to Counties.

an important w, of timber ha.
m.I ...n ln..l.I DO. tine district FOR
'.pr Nu.u..W.. on tract east
"i u. lN.. u.dIou ~ hc Jomoz
uHu.nH wr Sow Mexico Th,s
,fI.l .. H...-.i., .o Espnnou and to
Hu. Nmu 900 ub. Denver aud Rio
Gnud. urn.I
Th. .HuIIH calls for ulmb, Which
.i auun., size for uc-hcwiue rhe
uoWt t' b. .ut approximate SGa2-
ono te.t H 3d. from which ioo.ooo
i.'. ,tn he m1d,.
Tua -ump.se pr'rc To- bc received
os .u .. .pmpeutivc hlds ,s 81 SO
r. N ,s, o. N. or total 81
$500.
Ir,ut -I.. por cent of tho receipts
ut t-.o>a.Is VIII go To the counties u
Hhul tu. tmhm sold ~ Seated,
-a.d"t. AMI santa p. hair ot this
umwn. NlI b, applied 10 tac main-
t,uun., 'I schools snd hall tn the
| construction aud maintenance of
road. Within th"s" counties The
.tH. u,r cent ot the receipts re-
mlH covered IN IA, general treasury
"f .r unird states.
T., .,uduions under which the sale
.,,. m,a, Btc y cullnr sncc the arc,
contain. u cunsidcraol, proportion of
..... .. HWumbcr size
Tl Importance of saVtmher sales.
tu huu trees oi an sizes are sold,
t. k,s nr.c,dencc owe that of tie
alrs u which trees up 90 and includ-
u. f- inches iu diameter only are
too,n Beyond this diameter too
much labor T. required To- hcw tie
trees. aud there d. s.too much waste in
brVup tac larger u.cs
owing To- TINS tac' ordinarily no
SALES of purely ue-tmber trees age
| made for the reason that II Is import
au, that ml the umbrr possiblc oc re-.
! served ou areas that may Dc sold 20
owners ot saWmilis. with the object
of assuring tho greatest possible yi"ld
| nf material per aero cut since the
| Investment required to start "a save
min operation rs much greater than
that required 90 conduct "a IT, hewing
! operation, due To- the necessity for
| installing expensive machinery tud
| ip2siug equipment 1t would hr man
if.stN unfair 10 allow sales on saw
| timber acres that would mean pra,-
| uraiN cI'lng all trees up To- n IN
| ch.s iu diameter leaving only pur-
| tiuu of lhc total stand available for
future saws milling operation
Th, ira under consideration. how
,g,f is mad, up of series of dccp
| uarroN canyons. only three ot which
| contain water Aft,r careful rN-
| animation ID was decided that owing
tr th' topography. II would hc inn
posslhl, 'r impracticapl, 10 get SAM
logs from 90. canyons containing no
waite Goo those containing sufficient
water to supply saWmill IN re-.
| Tore. th" timber iu these canyons VAS
considered inaccessible for manufnc-
! tui, intu lumber because of th, lack
ui an adequate water supply
| HC.aus. ul these peculiar coudi-
| tous 10 was decided sal, could b,
mad, u this case allowing thu pur.
! .hl-,r Goo car only such trees as are
I"t su'Hhl" size for how ing into ties
| leaving tl larger trpos ou tho area.
Th, purchaser Mr. John Hartley
| u' -uuiH Fo expects to begin opcr-
auou> at ou,' aud 10 is his intention
tr enmu.t. roo. cutting Within thre,
IN,Ir-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
DOUGLAS IS BULLET R|OOLED
AND TWO AMERICANS ARE KILLED

Mexican Army of Fifteen Hundred Men Are Fighting
1000 Revoltos Under Red Lopez in Concerted attack
Important Town Opposite Arizona Line: Rebels
Strongly Intrenched and Fire Concentrated Ma.
chine Guns Which Are Put Out of Commission; Whole
Section of Douglas Deserted by Residents Terrified by
Hail of Bullets: Two School Houses Struck by Lead
Wounded Cared for by Red Cross and American Doc.
tors U s. Troopers Hold Back Spectators and Patrol
Line: Custom House is Under Sever Fire and Occupants
Seek Safety in Dohes Battle Still in Progress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
MEXICO SITUATION
INQUIRY NEXT
Senator Stone of Missouri De-
sires Information As to Pro.
lection of American Lives
and Property.

Washington April ia searching
inquiry into The situation la Mexico
Is demanded ia a resolution offered
today by senator Stone of Missouri
The resolution call, on tllp senate
committee on foreign relations to un-
dortaNc an Investigation of the dan.
ger To- American ANA foreign lives aud
property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

Nsun pricta Mexico. Apr.l !. Tuc
tlt attempt of the federal MeNican
troops to retakc the town cf Aqua
I'rieta from the robcl~ resulted toda,
ia thcir rrpulTc
Tho battle raxcd Tor fuur hou g
commencing al $50 o'ctotk this
morning when the federalS crossing
the open country attacked the reho!
,r"Schcs The losp"s OF th- r-b"l- ar.
slight but q is believed The frderuls
suffered heavily Bullets crossed the
international line aud fel m Ncri-
ahin haii ir Douglas. Arig
~ least one American was hit
when more tenn 1900 fedcraIs wcI"
pittcd ngaints thr rchcl garrison of
900 men. Tho rebels arr expecting
iointorC cmcnts
Douglas. Ari2, April Another
American. john Hamilton. WAS shot
in the breast 81, was iu bouglas
ana nearly in the center of the ciD.
Twenty tnsurgeut dead have been
brought into Aqua pri,tH.
At 30 SO the firing had crnspd.
with the fed,r,ls holding every posi-
tion thet occupied at the beginning ot
the hattle. The rchcls BEGAN diEging
nrW trenches at once "Red" lopoz
reported tho rebel LOSSES in he
trenches as Hkht Hr said tho fed
erals. IN advancing across the open
ground had lost heavily.
IN associated Press spondcnt
eiossrd tn. Inc and found Red" loo
p,z. who commanded IA" rch"l gntri-
son. l.oppx shid the rebels had con
ccn,rated theit tire on the tW" ma
chin. gums thc frdcrals had brought
INTO action uud pa, them out of busi
ness
The loss 81 lifc undoubtedly is
heavy said lopeI
Al this hour ! hrurN" we hav,
beaten tine fcd,rals badly pur men
are holding rsrr position taken ni
Them So far ana have rrpui~,d TIA,
right Wing of IN, federal ARMY w.
expect Juan C1hrul Go arrived ai any
moment go reinforce az but $50 are
holding NEua prirth an. way
g., $50 the h"ayN ufns Was ic-
moved although thr federal machine
snns were heard No more. and appur
ont, were out of commission. IN,
rebcls lu the trenches along the inter
f.d,ml troops paid ne attention 1,
the warnings to not iirr int" "a" Unit
81 states. hut lighting rom thr low
ground uoy elevated thrir ann AN,
the bullets carried tat into Douglas
\ Who'll, section oi tht civ hotHcot
Firth street and th, uur Was deserted
Tho American 'ustom house Was un'
der a heavy uro aud the rili2'na shcl
tered thor, took refuge IN d"ol
ditch
oscar Is Goll who accompanied
the Associated Press correspondent
was struck m the head by bu'lo
white watch,ng the battle IRON
Fourth street 4 long cash VAS en-
in his sculp bat h' was not sctiousi,
wounded. tinll was the first Amtri
can To- be struck ON this side ol th'
line. lie is "A newspaper man en-
played In Tombstone ana i0rm"rl!
was immigration commissioner OF co
hiss county Arizona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
STORM on ENHiN
MORNING. FIGHTING

Tho long expected federal attack On
Ngua Prirta began al $50 O'Clock
thIS morning \ hail uf bullets from
the federal machine guns trr tar
~tthlu the confines "t Douglas.
Tho trdrrtis began the attack ht
mas-ing southeast oi town and moved
siuWlt within rfl, range ot ~, ryHci
position
The usurrectos facing in three di-
r'guons. laN low IN thcir trenches or
fiat ON in' open ground
! Tho trd.ras tire went over them
and utp AIua pric,a aud p"uslns.
plnNupg into the adobe buildings fac
ms second and Third streets. Nhilc
| vi,ious spurts ni sand and dust show
cd here aud there over the whole
| southern end 90 tho CITY showing
Whore IN, bullets wcr, falling
The frdorais. IA moving In, had ad-
| Nancrd from their cnmp at sulphur
| springs water hole rive mites south
~ AguH pricta
They marched slowly to point
| southeast of Ngua pripta Wi.- the
evident intention of attacking tho
robot position along th" border, out
| before they were able To- gain the
oVotod position they encountered the
rcbel cavalry
There was n rattle from tho repeat
| ing rifles as the forces came into iir-
| ug range.
The cavalry dropped hack SLOWLY
| and tho fodorals next came u1shin
range of the dccp cntrenckIVeent
thrown up by th" rebels sunday and
last night.
with the first Calling fire from tho
| rntrcnc hments tn, frderals We're seen
ITO NaNer, but the movement Was
l quickly checked
For fifteen minutes the two arnlrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
VOTE BUYERS ARE
ON ANXIOUS SEAT
One Hundred Indictments Pre-
dicted as Result of Another
Kentucky Investigation Or
dered By Court.

Louisa, ~, Apl l7.--One hun.
dred porsuEs are expected 10 ha dis
iranchised as result OF an inVcstiga.
iion in vote nugiag in Lawrence
county by he grand jury, which Was
ordered b, ludso Hannah today
This Is tho tenth county Ia Ken.
lucky in which such inNes,iga ion has
been ordered iu HE last month
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

Chihuahua. M,N. Aptl it with
Information from reliable sources stat
inp that thr railroads hctWccn import
and places n Durango. coahuila aud
Zocntccas i.e being disabled and
thousands of uuu-vomnatJnts cut
OF and many men leaving their ianil-
los 10 Is believed tho insurrc,tiou is
rapidly sprradiug south.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
AMERICAN DYNAMITE FIeND
is KILLED IN BATTLE

III PaSo, Texas ApHi l1--Appar
entity authentic reports have reached
luarcl that oscar g. Creighton. the
Dynamite hend as the MoNicans
called him was hilled while hehrug
with the insGrrectos near Jnarol sat
lrdaN
Creighton claimed 10 hc a New
YORK broker lie was In charge Of
The insurrccto efforts IN wreckus ib"
bridges in northern Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17


III aui -ii in proy
III
called
po--ih ~ h,a - u
u /, j.
~ri,ooI ~
~ rdsta- =
~ h.causc -
rt
s!cit, u u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
MADERo OFF FOR
Aqua PRlETA rs REPORT

III pa.O. lcNds Arr'' ~ Accord.
ing 20 reports here today from a
source deemed reliable Francisco T..
Mndcro iI BE- nov on his WAY 20
Aqua pric.a. whore u Is believed he
vii establish his headquarters
Mddcro 10 l. said. was al the head
Of the lusurrocto t0rco, advancing
upon luarrz which engaged the fed
erals at liauchc saturday and which
has since disappeared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

Eag.c Pass Tex, Npril l7.-Fran-
rlsco Madeira, 81 today should be
we'll advanced ou his way into MoN-
leo un lhc poac" mission tp his son,
thc insurroctu leader Madero leit
here about midnight saturday On "a
special train furnished hoy N, McNi-
con Government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
CAVALRY OFFICER IS
SHOT AND KILLED

Manila Arm ~ Lieutenant Wal
trr a. Hodno> ot the second United
states catalrt stationed az Stausur
lliIrarkH. Mndanao. Was murdered
today h' a Moro of the Mohamedan
sect namtd Juramonladu. Who vas
Craz.d with religious passion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
FIFTY PER CENT IS
CUT Off WOOL

Washington u. G.. April IL From
an authoritative source II was learned
today that Democratic revision OF tie
wool schedule conjemp,ates a reduc-
lion OF about 80 per cent on raw wool
and ~ per cent on manufactured
articles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
HNCIN. BILI. ~ VETOED.

Denver, Cuio.. Apr.i i1.--,io>vtnor
Shanoth todaS vetoed TIE racing and
knocking hiii passed last week hy the
legislature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
NO DECISION IN TRUST CASES

Washington, April - There was
uu decision In che standard oil or
Tobacco eases hy me supreme court
uI ile United States today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

TIUUFIan AflIu NIITTI IT, nv
wholr rohoI and federal forces "erc
engaged IN u terrific battle ~ Aqua
l'ricia at 6;30 o'clnck this morning.
The firing was continuous. At 1.3n
O'Clock II was evident that the rebels
had repulsed the federals' attack,
In falling back they swung to the
east and north. coming la contact
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
NO ELECTION FOR SENATOR

I'cnver, VoIon ApriI t. Thoro Was
no election ON todai's ballot for son
ator Charles u, Ward received the
nnii-Spccr yolcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

potroit-Ci~clund game postponed
rain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
ntNsiNS SHE'S SGp\U
kA11fG " N.t \ piittI\ \

hisc county. Arizona.