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Evening star., 1911-08-25
RAILWAY COMPANIES SUED.
Mrs. Charles Mckinley Asks Dam.
ager for Personal Injuries.

Mrs. Charles Mckinley today insti-
tuted suit at law against the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. the p, b. and
w. Railway Company and the WASH
ington Terminal Company to recover
damages in the sum of $4,000 for al
legged personal injuries.
In the declaration. filed through At
torneys Wilton ]. Lambert and Rudolph
H. Yeatman. Mrs. Mckinley says that
June %, 1911, she was upon the plat
form of one of the cars OF the de-
PENDANTS standing In Union station.
that the cars were ready for the re-
ception of passengers. and that she was
a passenger at the time: that while SO
standing, there was a sudden and un-
expected Jolt OF the car. causing her
to be thrown against part of IL, and
to be severely injured.
She claims damages by reason OF the
injuries In and about her body, and
more especially to her spine.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, August 25.-Cattie-Estimat-
ed receipts. 1000 head: market steady:
beeves. ) lOaS. 10; TexAs steers, I.50a6. ~:
western steers. 4.25a695: stockers and
feeders. 3.ioa5.Jo; COW and heifers. 225a
g. 10: calves. 6.0OaSSI
Hogs-Receipts estimated AT 1900 head ;
market strong: light. 7.20a1.I0: mixed
1.O5a1. 20: heavy. 6.90aT.65: rough, 6.9Oa
7.i6; good to choice heavy. 1.15aI.70; pigs,
4.7Sa7. so: bulk of sales, 7.20a7.J0
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000 head: |:
market steady, native, - 2i5a3.7 10: western,
2.JOa3.I0; yeariings, 40Oa5.I5: lambs,
native. 4.OOa660. western, 4.I5a6S0.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
TWELVE PERSONS KILLED.
Train Carrying G. A. r. Veterans
Goes Through Bridge.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. August 25.-Chi-
cago-Buffalo train No. 4, on the Lehigh
Valley railroad. is reported to have gone
through a trestle at Manchester. Ontario
county, N. Y. Twelve persons are re-
ported killed.
The train was loaded with returning
Grand Army veterans.
A special train carrying doctors and
nurses has been sent to the scene Of the
wreck.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
Secretary Fisher Caught in Storm.

CORDOVA. Alaska, August 25.-Sec-
rotary of the Interior Fisher and his
party were caught in terrific storm
that is sweeping over Controller bay.
and made landing at Pete point. at
the mouth OF the Rering river. 1t lis
believed they are camping there, al
though they have decided to climb over
the hills 10 Katalla, five miles away.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, August 25-American secu-
rites moved irregularly during the early
trading today. A few stocks advanced,
but most of the list declined on realiz-
ing. At noon the market was easy, with
prices ranging from y to above v be-
low yesterdays New York closing
Later prices advanced in sympathy
with the strength In the general market.
but selling pressure caused reaction
in the afternoon. The closing was weak.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 25.-A sag in the
wheat market here today resulted from
the fact that stocks at the quays in Liv-
erpool had been released by the ending OF
the strike. Bearish influence came. also,
from the crop situation in northwest
Canada, where the harvest is only week
off. and another night of escape from
frost had made the outlook more f1atter-
ing Both Winnipeg and Regina reported
the weather clear and warm. Opening
prices were nv lower to a shade up
December started at 94as to 941a. within
a sixteenth either way of last nights
figures, but declined to 94is.
Purchases by the leading house on the
bull side made corn firm. Trade other
wise. however. was scattered. December
opened lsaA to s higher, at 621b to 62b
a6o14. and then reacted to 62a62k.
The oats pit watched corn. Business
was purely of scalping sort. Decem-
ber started shade to 1saA dearer. at
4la4a447s. and seemed inclined to keep
within that range.
Provisions responded moderately to
strength in the hog market. First sales
were &c lower to TIC up: with January
delivery at 16.47k for pork, 9.O2la to 9.O5
for lard and $40 for ribs.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. August Enclosing: Cot
ton-Spot in fair demand; prices seven
points higher: American middling fair,
1.52: good middling, T.1S: middling. 6SS:
low middling. 6.6s: good ordinary, 642:
ordinary, GIT. The sales of the day
were 5000 bales. of which 800 were for
speculation and export. and included 2,6o0
American. Receipts. 1000 bales, includ-
ing 200 American.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed steady: August. 6-:ti: August Sep
tember. 6.4Oi.: September-October. 616l2;
October November. 611ia: November-De-
cember 6as1s: December-January, sos;
January February. 60Sk: February :
March, 6.1O; March-April, 6.11k; April
May, 6.12ia;. May-June. 613k.
The following are the weekly cotton
statistics: Imports all kinds, 10000 bales !:
imports, American, 1000: stocks, all
kinds, $4,000; stocks, American. 5000:
American forwarded. 1000; total exports.
$500.
Evening star., 1911-08-25

teen and seventeen years. sons Of DR.
John F. Brandford Of Bon Air. Va, and
a colored boy were drowped in Boshers
dam. in Chesterfield county. when a boat
in which they were rowing capsiSed.
Evening star., 1911-08-25

Julius, son of Max Cohen, Hagers-
town, Nd, merchant, was knocked down
by an automobile driven by DR.. j. R..
Laughlin. A year ago the boy was
knocked down by another motor at the
same spot.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. August % : Closing:
Wheat-Spot steady: No / Manitoba, IS
1Olad; No. > Manitoba unquoted; No 3
Manitoba, IS I'D; futures easy; October.
as 1asd: December, IS 3D.: March. is 3lad.
Corn-Spot firm: new American mixed.
IS 6l.d: old American mixed, rs 3D. new
American kiln dried, IS I'd; futures
strong; September. 5s I'D: October 5s
SID.
Evening star., 1911-08-25

John ". Glass. seventy-six years old.
wealthy county resident. died at Singers
Glen, Rockingham county, Wa.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Rcgular call, IL o'clock noon Washing
ton Rwy. and Elec. Is. $500 at ssh.
Washington Rwy. and Elec COM, 100 at 43A.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.. 10 At S9h
Washington Gas. 25 at ssas. q at sSi4.
MergenthHler Linotype. at 1924.
Lsnston Monotype, 20 at 94h. 70 at 94is, at
94.a
District National Bank, 10 at 133
After call-Lanstou Mouotype. 20 at 94H, 20
at 94h.
Washington Gas. q at ssss. 25 at IS.
nn
Evening star., 1911-08-25

James Montgomery Flagg contributes to
our next Sunday Magazine. He tells
how the illustrators work, and his story
Is accompanied by painting Of the late
Walter Appleton Clark. f
Evening star., 1911-08-25

Bar silver steady. - 1-l6d per ounce.
Money, lLafh per cent.
The rate of discount I'm the open market fo
short bills is 2Isa2M per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market fo
three-month bills II 21s per cent
Evening star., 1911-08-25
new Low RECORDS
Selling of Stock Resumed at
Opening of Market.
HEAVY OFFERINGS OF STEEL
Lot Of 5000 Shares Placed on Mar
ket at Fractional Loss.
RAILROAD ISSUES ARE WEAK
Entire List, With Few Unimportant
Exceptions, Reflects Severe
Pressure.

NEW YORK. August o3.-Selling of
stocks was resumed at the opening today,
with new low records in Lehigh Valley
and Amalgamated Copper. which declined
point each. United States Steel opent .
with sales of 5000 shares at a fractional
loss, and Southern Pacific, Reading.
Northern Pacific and Erie were off sub
stantial fractions. The only notable gain
was Y of point i'm Canadian Pacific.
The market became more active on the
decline directly after the opening. a num-
Der OF stocks joining the years low level
Weakness was most pronounced in ltea =
ing and Lehigh Valley. but the entire
list, with a few unimportant exceptions.
reflected severe pressure. United States
Steel was offered down to 30 in enormous
quantities, but vigorous bear attacks
failed to send il below that figure until
shortly before the end of the first hour.
when il broke to 69ss. Losses of ] 70 :
lOintS were general
Evening star., 1911-08-25
Slight Gains Soon Lost.

The downward movement was checked
in the second hour. but recoveries were
feeble in a few cases, extending TO a.
point after which setbacks promptly fol-
lowed. A feature was the Offering Of
minor issues at material concessions
Discussion on the exchange embraced
the critical railroad labor situation. the
depression in London and on the conti-
nent and other adverse factors. The
heavy offerings Of steel came in large
part from the shorts who used this stock
as a weapon with which to assail the
general list. Bonds were steady.
The market was comparatively mac
tive, with few price changes during mid
day. The partial rally was moderately
we'll maintained. and gave promise of
betterment. Short covering much as
anything else helped to stem the de-
cline. although sentiment among traders
continued pessimistic.
Evening star., 1911-08-25
TAFT NOT TO CRUISE
Up THE MAINE COAST
President Will Devote the Next
Two Weeks to GoIfing
and AutomobiIing.

BEVERLY, Mass. August N.-The
morning mail from Washington brought
to Beverly today the reports Of Attorney
General Wickersham and Secretary OF
the Treasury MacVeagh in the case OF
the National City Bank Of New York,
which Mr.. Wickersham is said to have
held illegal. Mr.. Macveagh is understood
to have disagreed with the Attorney Gen.
forwarded to Beverly. They were taken
to President Taft's cottage today by Sec
retary HilIes. but a decision is not ex-
pected for several days.
The President definitely decided today
to deny himself to all callers for two
weeks, beginning Monday. He will not
make a trip up the Maine coast in the
Mayflower, as was planned some weeks
ago, but will keep close to Paramatta.
the Myopia golf course and his automo-
bile. Tomorrow he will speak to the
Essex County Republican Club at nam
ilton. Mass. the home OF Representative
A. P. Gardner. Probably that engage
ment will be the only one kept by the
President until he leaves for Syracuse.
N. Y, and the west on September l6.
The President will celebrate his fifty
IOurtn Dlr1nQay september ID, tHe I'd y
before he starts out on his second swing
around the circle.
Planning Western Trip.
Although the morning promised rain,
the President motored over to Myopia
early for his morning golf game with
Maj Butt. This afternoon the Presi-
dent will see Frank B. Kellogg, chief
trust buster for the government. John
Hays Hammond was a luncheon guest
at Paramatta.
Secretary Hilles and the President have
practically agreed upon the stops on his
western trip. and Assistant Chief Moran
of the secret service and a representa-
tive of the Boston and Albany railroad
will go over some of the details this aft
ernoon.
In answer to a telegram Of greeting
from the national encampment. United
Spanish War Veterans, In convention at
Oklahoma City. Okla, President Taft
today sent the following telegram:
ITO Adjt. Gen. George ". Tausan:
Il appreciate the greetings of the Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans. assembled in
convention. and should be glad to have
you convey to them an expression of my
warm thanks
Evening star., 1911-08-25
BONDS.

xEx. Div.-United Cigar Company pre-
ferred, 1%; Federal Mining and Smelling
preferred, ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
FOREST FIRE IS
RAGING NEAR
TOMBSTONE
Huachuca Mountains Wreath.
ed in Black Smoke: U. S.
Troops Frequently Called
Ont to Help Fight Flames.

Tom stone. Nrig Nuri ga
nDrcr forest fire is raging iu th, Hul-
rhFDis. ,nr smok, from um,n an
bc pi1uIF seen iu Tombstone fhr
ilrr js iopated la Huujc.. cuuy1u.
VhIyl .s "a u"ighhurus CANYON o' t1.r
Rams 'N canyon, and it ia .uur,j mH.
threaten Ur ondangcr the unohJrt
Water company Watershed and suutc,
ot water suppN for rumbsjou, ruc
cNt'ur ot the tirp s not Ner known
bat should II oNtpud westward ml.
,nrrUach upon the water eompau, p
tlnh,r ungr
Tho iiacbuca timber bands have
sntgr"d hca,lh daring tb, past few
years from the rgYag,e oI th, FOREST
ures Tho uuuu~ from Fort HGa-
0Hn"a hn,r repsWedE been called Co.
night tnc nres and should thr present
rr. assume dangerous proportion. au
ur-Dw oHl maE a.oIn %, mldc upou
t4. troops to rh.rs tI. .am,
1t . Thought .s,w mites of tm-
h.r h.N already been d,uud,d nY tl,
yr.#.ut ut. th. 'rIe.u uf NhlHh E.. uu-
known
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
He Declares That He Was Not
a Member of Convention Be.
cause Democrats and Social
lists Kept Him Out.
UNCLE HENRY BLAIR
LOCATES NEW MEXICO
After Judioious Thought He
Declares Territory is Some
where" in the Southwest.
Democrats Sending in Wires
Evening t,crald bureau
~ Post building }
Washington, D.. 4.

Washington. Nprh 25.--Tho chief
t,ntur of todav'- hearing on the
state hund question was the appear
aucc ol William y McGnl of la I.andc.
y. NJ Mr McGill startled tho COM
miilce hy tho sweeping declaration
that there isn't a clause ia the CON
ttitutiDu OF Sew M,Nico as ratified
hF tle Nntrrs. that does not have
i'kcr in o. lie declared that 1t was
corporation constitution IN every
particular
Judg, Fall asked Mr.. MeGl II he
had been a member ~ the convention
drafting tn" constitution
Mr. MrGiu replied "No" and rein
forced thc statement by declaring that
h, wanted 90 10" nut that a cumbina-
uou "f Democrats and socialists In
his district kept him out He snid 1t
vas % plain case of a combination To-
prevent aim from taking part n that
convention.
Tie told Judge tNtl. ilovcvcr. that
ihr Democratic Central committee ar
NrW McSic" had appointed him one
'i MS" members to come here and
lpurar before the committee
Juda' Fall today completed the bal
dncr of his address To- the COMMITTEES
drf"nding thr constitution, which he
said was a fair document onording
cpuHl r'sAts to al ana special priv
u'grs to non. ANA a fundamental ha-
sis for laws that may be enacted
ilr stated tint hr wes a member OF
the constitutional convention and was
thoroughly cuntorsant with tho draft-
NIX 20 the constitution ana that the
sat, m"uts of Judge McGil were in
correct Iie challenged Judge Me-
6lll to show the inker- ne alleged
Former Governor curry last night
received q telegram from col W. :.
t"p"W"U ana others uf Abuuuerqus
ouqui ing what stand the Democrats
wcr" taking IA Washington with re-
sard 10 st"tehood. Tie produced the
mtssns' hcfor' tho committee Mr..
Flood. chairman of tie committee
said hr did not believe the new proc
grossly" Democrats Wora trying tn
prevent st1tehnnd but that they want
cd the constitution amended
lN senator HENRY W Blair Of New
Hampfhiro, who aided IN the demise
oi ihr statehood measure AT tho last
session. appeared ON the scene toda,
on behalf rf TIE anti-saioon league of
Now Mexico ANA informed the COM
mittro that he wanted To talk before
u ot tho session tomorrow H. was
questioned and CAV, it as his opinion
tnat New M,Xico is some whore I'm
the -uuthNeSt
Tho rnd ot the hearing g. not vet
u sight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
ROBBERS GET FUNDS
OF NEBRASKA BANK
Thirteen Thousand Dollars
Was Poor Haul of Men Who
Wrecked Giltner Strong
Box With Nitroglycerine.

Grand i-uH1. Neh, Apru
Tho stat. Ha.N of Gntu,r. u.uN
liz ml,s uI of this ot, Na- ru..
bed carl ,le morning TN, sat, ans
buildns N.r, badly Nrrckod D., nl-
tro sND,rIH. The Robbers secured
thirteen tupu and four hundred dol
lars
The ghars. OF dynamite aroused
'N'ry"u u ,lr Town and prok, pancs
ot slJs iu houses block. distant The
huNdiue wa. "a mass of debris II
apparently hurr the brunt OF uhO shock
as th, N1u.t Nithsiood thc charge
with thr ,Noaption of the doors
which were torn on tholr hIna,s The
robbers confronted thems,IN,- WITH q
modes, haw uui did not wait O.. cn-
ter othrr Dompar,monta OF tho vault
who're more funds wero kent, po.-os
are huu'ur Tor thom TODAY through
the surrounding country II is bee
n,Vcd ma work was that OF profess
sionals,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
PECOS VALLEY IS
SWEPT BY RAIN

Special Telegram 70 Evening Herald.
Rosw'' y w. April - Tho rain
which Tell two days ago in clovis. uc.
oomnanied hy a terrific hail storm.
mas extended ou south through The
Pcoos valley I'm This vicinity one and
'iN'Nihteo hundreths inches Ton yc,.
'"rdaN ana last nlght and 10 Is vil
mining A. lar as Artesia
There was no hail in ih, Pecos val.
ley sufficient 10 do damage To- me
run crop. which promise. Gao br one
ol the biggest In mang tgars Re.
lnri, from p"cos. Texas Indicate
lhai he rain has been general in that
section also and IrN FARMERS and
those ON irl.sa'cd lands AN looh 'ot.
ward GO prosperous season
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
FREE FIGHT LIKELY
ON DEMOCRATIC
FREE BILL IN
The HOUSE
Underwood Says II Was Only
Beginning of Tariff Revis-
ION by Schedule. Which
Party Would Attempt.
1T WILL NOT REACH
SENATE FOR SOME TIME

mn1uu Nrn l--Tbc p,mo.
.rW. r.r-Hu BIN came bcor uo
h.H. ndly md threatens to l,ad to
almost ,uGIrts debate before lt is
ntU. pas-cd along Co ihc .ou1te.
Dr. generally conceded that t viii
n.-s tl, bou+c. bat 10 wi1 not oom-
W.Ha lo heavy Republican vote giv-
tn p tho canadian reciprocity biI
Nr Underwood. u ,xpanmg the
u. .ur,. Stiu % was only tho bcpin-
n.uL 1f IN, Domocrati, revision OF
tu. u.In W. propose Co. revise
'.. urn schcdul, b., schedule he
H.d. rhai, in our opinion. Is thu
"rh PROPER way Goo handle the tarn
.u. stuu
1hu hlil proposes 10 put ON the free
iIt about one hundred articles chief.
used hN the farmer While the
.Hhstrs-m'u drolarr 30 Nt1 affect am
't-s,s more CO., lcss hrt expect the
fr-f benefits to b., irit Do, th, farmers.
lU tno mcasur, Jr. muuv products
hon Nh Tut proposes 500 admit
liN 'r., under canadian reciprocity.
"l. "upositiou Goo th, hnl D. mot CO.
is general prUt sInu-. Sums Brmo-
H.t.r m,mh,rs pppu-, various a?,!.
Pos ou the list which Vul locally 81.
'''t thoir distrcts. 10 iS said hoN-
over. tho m,asur. w8s drawn after
eruorl caucus un the subjects and
that 1t i~ believed WHOM 10 cdnos o.
vote. the hiH WIZ be- rpssod easily
iu"ush th' nnus' tts fate iu the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
PRESIDENT DiSz STILL
HOPES FOR PEACE

New York, April 20 President
Diaz has addt esa,l be following dis.
patch 10 the Associated Press
Mexico CITY April % reply 90
your message Boo which You ask me-
concerning the a Hal situation in This
country am convinced thar the con
ditions Of pcacc interrupted for thc
moment. will return to Mexico and all
NeXicans viii unite with the single
purpose Of lnrthcring de dcvclor.
ment and progress of The country
"PORFIRiD DlNZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
RATES IN
THIS DISTRICT
ARE GUT
Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion Makes Sweeping Re.
duction III Carload Lots of
Horses From West.

NashiuarHu April ~ TH, Inter
state toWu,r commission today
mad, hoa.y rrductiouS Iu express
rates. on b,ra in rarloud- iu nter-
Rocky mountain TERRITORY This cuSr
was iusutu.l ly tho Arizona railway
commission usuinst the Wells Fargo
Express company Tho oumnliss ION
held that tU. present rates l,tN,cn
El raso .u. PhocuIN, pl.IN and
Los Ang b.. md PhornN ana Sau
Francisco a... unrrasuu1Nl. lu the
tutuTc tI. .i.> ar, ordered 90 b"
S3oo, f3.H HHa StI0. sl,.H..IN o'-
frctiN, con- Iuu l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
w rit,r,oN ~ ouIou\no.

prnNDr colo. \rril % Thcrr Na.
up rlUeuon on TODAY votr tor United
States senator Thomas got The anti
Spcor votes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
No Mysteries Saws Burns.

Such Is the theory OF William j.
Buns tho detective of International
idme who seems To comblne the dur.
lng OF \ick Carter. the bo's nero.
with the astntoness OF Duuin adm cd
OF their elders
In appearance, Burns is perhaps as
unlike The accepted idea ul a G.t.c.
tive rs can well he oNCpp, IN one
parlicular-hi his eyes Burns ewes arc
a pale blue. the steel blue oC the
detective OF fiction pcncualing.
stcadlnst. thay seem 10 bore into ihp
core of things The lids seem not TO
Kicker when h. fixes them on "a -lis-
pecl"d man. Truth, h seems. must
bare Itself y thar steady gaze
Although Burns leapoi into Sudden
prominence when he waS chosen los
the American Bankers association to
guard the II millions of dollars IN
the Keeping ot It's members urcyiols
To thar he probably was The mos,
widely known detective anon. tho
profession
The man who assisted IN On, graft
exposures in san Francisco. ana VINO
sent Mavor Eugene + SChmitz and
Abraham Rnef to Jail. ma, be- said ,o
have inherited his ahilif, as d,.
tcctlve, tor HIS father was police
commissioner of Columbus. q Tie
was born In Baltimore Octohrr. I,G'
Ills family moved ro Columns when
the future solver Of crimes wa, scrt
Young, so he looks upon himself as
un Oman
BURNS. senior. hgi general store
IN Columbus, and ,hat Is whore thr
boy got his hrsr training Ept wncn
his father became police commission.
cr a new iielj ontuod un 20 The tad
lie was forever hanging about poliOe
hcadmurtors. Chummiag with the do.
tecilNcs and begging them 10 ten hir
Of crimes that presented uut-ol.the.
ordinary aspects
Rut The career oi the ordinary city
detective was not for BURNS. the host
man In the secret scrNic,. as lac uf..
"fWards was known IT, soon was
made a member OF th, government
secret service and was sent to Cn.
oinnati TO trace some couutor,ci. bank
i,olcs which were being diswnutet
there
The arrest and conviction OF Chas.
Ilrich. tho most artistic counter
70
HIN. earned promotion for his Captur
and financial gain tor ,.c large num-
Der of magazine aud newspapvt writ
| cls who have made copy 90 this cx'
rloi, Following thc l'lrich ease came
| thar of TAYLOR and Rrcdeil of philn.
| dclpha. who made a 500 silver GER
tilicate with head of Monroe that
wac SO perfect a forgery that even
| government experts declared " gcn.
uinc These mcp were IOuuu ,U'ltY
aud sent 10 the pcnitontiary lhougn
| II took ilurna more than two wears 10
accomplish II
In 1909 Burns was detailed hy Sec.
rciary Hitchcock of the department
of the interior 10 investigate The land
| frauds that had lust been uneart he'd
IN California. The work he did result
| cd In the conviction OF United states
senator, a congressman, n large mum.
her OF federal. state aud city officials
| ana few millionaire citizens of Cali.
lornia,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
Crowd Hoots and Jeers as
They Are Led From Justice
Court Where They Waived
Preliminary Hearings.
LABOR LEADER MAKES
AFFIDAVITS TO CHARGE
Four Men Secure Liberty
Again This Afternoon After
Securing Bond; Burns Es.
capes From Constables.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 2i.- Wal
ter Drew ot New york coups, iYr
tho National Eroetors association. w.
Joseph Ford. assistant district attor-
ncA ot Los Angeles. and Frank FoX
a chauffeur charged with having kid
mapped j. ] Mcnamara. secretary
Treasurer OF tho International Assucia-
tion of Bridg. and structural IRON
workers, wcrc arraignod tins moru.
ins before Justice MANN. Waived pt'-
ltminaN examination and were bound
over To the grand jury The iu,u
were taken to the county jail, hav.us
failed To secure bond crowd had
collected about the iustic. Otto, aud
when the men started To- the jail thc,
were applaudod and ic,rod
AitidaNits against Drew. Ford and
Fox were made ha j y Ncagau. u.
Uhur union loader uf IudauapuiI-
ana a member uf tho indiana I.gI-lt.
turc Constahlcs this morning look,I
for William J turns the defective,
employed hy thc Eirytors aSsupia-
ton who arrived from Toledo. tut
N'r" unable To- uad him Thoy had
warrant tOr his arrest ON % chargc
uf Kidnapping Mc Namarn.
\ great crowd had gathered al The
little courtroom and ovrrflowcd into
the hallway ana stairway. aud Ford
ana Drew Nor" greeted with ytlls,
laughter ana hand-clapping alth
shouts ct How does u ieci yourself
Drew as ;hcN started on their NaN
To- iail
\ 4. Badori of New YORK am ass
sistant of Drew was arrested this
morning un charge cot kidnapping
This afternoon AN four men were
released ON bonds furnished D., se-
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