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The Washington herald., 1911-07-25
TRIES TO END LIFE;
HERESCORT NABBED
Mrs. Sidell in Hospital and
Companion Locked Up.

After telling the police several con-
iicting stories of the affair, Edward ].
WALL twenty-five years old, of 613 South
Carolina avenue southeast, was locked
up in the Fourth precinct station to
await the outcome of the attempted
suicide OF Mrs. Ida Sidell, twenty-five
years old, of 1011 North Carolina avenue
southeast, who swallowed carbolic acid
near Four-and-a-half street and Maine
avenue southwest, about 1:SO o'clock
last night
When first questioned by the police.
Wall said he did not know the woman
and had been walking along the street
when he, saw her take a bottle of car
bolic acid and put IT to her lips He
said he tried to knock the bottle from
her hand, but was bitten on the hand by
her. Later he said he had been out
all evening with her and that she had
become Respondent after a quarrel, and
said she was going to end her life.
L. c. May, Of 6S4 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, was ,edDkSg from trip in his
automobile from tSS shwest when he was
hailed by Wall. Wild ed him for some
cylinder oil. which h9 pted to give to a
woman who had atte ID suicide. May
offered to take the wd to a hospital.
With the aid Of Wall 6ike Haney, of
Us Four-and-a-half ST Is southwest, he
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
MISSIONARIES
IN DIRE PERIL
Woman and Five Children
Murdered During Sian
Flu Fight
SAID TO Be AMERICAN
OTHERS FLEE TOWARD COAST
BUT MAY ENCOUNTER pRs-
PERhTF RANDS OF
ROBBERS.

Wy Associated Press
Picking, Nov. 2l.-The killing ol
foreigners at Sian Flu has been h,r-
ther confirmed by two Chinese stu
dents who have Just arrived from
that city.
During the fighting at Sian Fu
the inland mission was attacked. Mrs
Eeckman, said to pe an American
and five OF the mission children were
murdered. Mr.. Beckman was wound
ed. but escaped, saving an infant.
Surviving foreigners were shel'
tered by Chinese christians, aud De
parted east toward the railway aioot
but are likely TO encounter bands OF
robbers en- route -
The American legations insirpe'
tions are that the women and chill
dren who were sent to the coast itil
ed to reach many inland places be
fore communication was entirely cuI
off.
There are eighty foreign miss m
aries In Sian Flu.
The Chi Ii Assembly has dec -
to comply with Sun Pao Chi's reqv 81
Jointly to demand that the thr u,
ahdicate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
FINAL HEART INC
IN PHONE" CASE
Interest Awakened Over An.
nOuncement of Early
Court Action

Interest has been awakened espcc.
ially In legal circles over the an.
nounccment made yesterday that fin
al hearing will be given in the Sew
enth Court cf Civil Appeals IN this
city. on the appeal OF the defendants
from the temporary restraining or.
der recenetly issued by Judge Frank
p. Greever Of the Thirty-first judicial
district In the case Of the City O,
amarillo VS.. the Panhandle Tele.
phone \ Telegraph comrAy DJ.
cember 10, with A. y. Martin Of Tu.
la as chief Justice. v. NJ Baker or
Canadian and r. c. sowder OF Tub.
heck as associate Justices Justices
Graham. Pressle rand Hall being dis.
qualified by reason Of interest IN tho
rates under discussion.
II is expected that this case win
demand possibly a fun day. and for
that reason Friday has been assigned
FOE It's disposition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
SUFF FFRAGETTEs
DON WAR PAINT.
March on Window. Smash
ing Campaign Against
British Parliament
WERE HIGHLY INCENSED OVER
PRIME MINISTER'S OPPOSE
rION TO VOTES FOR
BOTH SEXES.

- Assocnicd Pres
London, Nov. 2l.-Suffragettes
Jared badly at the hands Of London
police today when they endeavored
to make good their threats to enter
the House OF Commons and make
protest on the floor agains, t>e
Prime Minister'S refusal TO pledge
the government 10 the bill. giving
equal suffrage to both sexes.
The police prevented them from
reaching the entrance to Parliament,
and 220 women were arrested after
n snappy campaign at window-smash-
ing with stones which were conceal
ed under their dresses.
With the assistance OF rowdies,
the suffragettes smashed numerous
windows In public offices. includ.
Ing the Liberal headquarters. the
postofiice, bank. and numerous pri,
vate concerns.
The women first held a massmeet-
inc, declared that the Prime Minis
ter's action was an lnsul, to them
and then attempted their march on
Parliament. The cattle was fierce
but short.
The suffragettes were led by Mrs
Patrick Lawrence who, with other
prominent women, was arrested and
released on bond.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
Florida White-Ribhoners Meet.

Tampa, Fla. Nov. al The TWEEN
ty-eighth annual convention of the
Florida Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union opened here today with
an unusually large attendance and
will continue in session until Friday
evening This Is the first time in
more than twenty wears that tins or
gonixation Is holding its annual meet
INK in Tampa and in honor Of the
event the citizens have made espec-
ial efforts tc please tSe delegates
Who ar gathered here from an parts
OF the state An exceedingly interest
inr pdogram has been arranged for
the convention including "A biz re-
ception At the TAMPA ray Hotel this
evennle. an address hv Miss Ellen
stone. the famous missionary who
was captured bv brieands In 1907
and for whom a ransom Of S65.ooo
was paid, and choral contest on
Friday evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
RN1TITSHIP FIGURES
~ MURDER TRIAL.

Rost'n, Mass. Nov 2l.-ro fur
ther the ends ~ Justice tho United
States hattlcship Nebraska left her
place With the North Atlantic squad
ron md IS now herthcd NJ the
Chatloston navy ward ewaitlng in
snectlon bv the jury In the case OF
James Reeks, who was placed on trial
IN the United states circuit court.
here TODAY for the ALLEGED murder
OF Alexander Allen, neeks and Al
len, both negroes, we're messmatca
on the Nebraska The Killing OF Al
len occurred on the battleshin while
she was NJ the Charleston navy yard
last NAY IL Is expected the Jury
will he asked TO view the scene or
the tragedy On application OF coun-
sci Tor the accused negro the Navy
Department ordered 70 return 10 Boa
ton for the trial Beeks clalms tha.
the shooting OF Allen was In self.
defence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
ARE HELD As EVIDENCE
WILL HE LAID REFORE INSTRUCT
ATTORNEY ny CHIEF OF
SECRET SERVICE
DEPARTMENT.
SENSATION is LIKELY
Steps To He Taken to Cancel Reyss'
Citizenship According
% Maderista
Report.
specal 10 Daily News

Siecial - bauS News
San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 2l.--Cop-
les Of three marifestoes calling On
the Mexican army and the Mexican
people to revolt against the Hadero
government, and signed in print win
the name OF General Bernardo Reyes
are In the hands OF II. A. Thompson,
chief OF the secret service depart
ment. OF San Antonio, and win 10
laid before the United States district
attorney
What action will follow is prob
lematical. but Il is asserted that de-
velopments Of a sensational nature
win result
Fearing TO trust the mails with
the alleged incrimlnating documents
against General Reyes, special en-
voy was employed to convey them 90
the hards OF the authorities from
Laredo to San Antonio. Mexican Con-
sui Loranc being the b~arer N tho
SAINT. This mtcninr ,t,s -. ..iag
ed with Consul Estava here. and hy
the latter turned them over to Secret
Service Agent Thompson.
An attempt will be made to show
that as documentary evidence they
demonstrate that the plan was fully
developed 10 enter Mexico and wase
war AGAINST the present constitutes
authorities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
PATTERSON CASE
MAKES PROGRESS
Jury Is Chosen and Trial
Proper Will Begin
This Morning

w 'NH'-f'@fN'
p,ryer. Colo, Nov el.--Remark'
able progress vas the order In the
Gertrude Patterson murder case to-
day, and late this afternoon attor-
neys on both sides announced that
they are satisfied with the jury, as
the court was about TO adjourn un-
al tomorrow morning. at which time
the trial proper will begin.
The Jury is composed for the most
part Of youug married men. and will
be called upon TO decide after hear.
ING the evidence, whether Mrs. Pat
tcrson deliberately shot her husband
In tie back Inst September %, or
whether she Nllcd him in self de-
tense.
An day long curious persons
crowded the court room while oth.
ers who could not gain admission
stood outside for hours 20 set q
glimpse OF the beautiful young wom-
an charged with me murder OF he,
husband,
Throughout the day She retained
her usual cowposurc and the intent
gaze OF the throngs seemingly caus
ed her but little discontinue This
morning Il was not expected that IN,
Jury would bc secured before 20.
morrow night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
LEVY DECLARES PROPOSAL
OF TOBACCO TRUST SHAMF.

n, Associated Press
Washington. ID, c.. Nov II The
plan proposed by the tobacco combi-
nation, and approved by the attor-
nev general and the circuit court at'
torney. Is a shame and a subtcrfuge,
knowingly devised by the Tabocco
company TO seem to carry out the
mandate OF the supreme court but
which really leaves It's monopoly un-
impaired" is the statement today by
Felix u, Levy. attorney for the in
dependent tobacco firms and former
assistant to the United States attor-
ncy general, made before the senate
committee on Interstate commerce
The government has sacrificed
practically all the benefits that were
intended to accrue 10 the people oi
the United States, for the benefit Of
the trusts" was another statement
made by Attorney Levy. before the
committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
EXPRESS AGENT PLEADS
GUILTY OF ENTERTAINMENT

Waxahachie. Tex, Nov AR. II.
Fstas 'ormer,y scert sor thN waus
Fargo 3 Company Express. arrested
last week charged with having em-
beEzled funds amounting to 50, 500 OF
his EMPLOYERS entered a plea OF
guilty in the court here this morn
Ing. and was sentenced to two years
In the state penitentiary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
FLOOD WATERS IN
WASHINGTON SURsIDF


~ Associated Press
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 2l- Flood
waters OF western Washington are
subsiding nearly as rapidly as they
rose, and the railroads expect To
raise the blockades tomorrow
Seattle's municipal lighting plant
will be restored by tomorrow and
the broken water pipes vfl' have
been mended by Saturday nisht IN
Ill then the majority OF the inhabi-
tants viii suffer great Inconvenience,
dwellings being without running wa
ter and even drinking water being
difficult 10 obtain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
VICTIMS DAY
IN TAR CASE
Miss Chamberlain Faces
Men Charged With Com
plicity in Assault

Lincoln Center. Kans. Nov. al
This Is Miss Mary Chamberlain's day
In court In the famous tar" case.
Facing the three men charged
with completely In attacking her on
the country road north OF Shady
BEND on the night Of October {, and
In the crowded court room she told
OF her terrifying experience. Her
story was dramatic In its simplicity,
and she recited In low voice and
was unshaken In the cross examine
tlon.
Her story was the same as has
been told many weeks. OF how she
was taken from a buggy aud her
body and limbs spread with coat
of tar by ten men. II Is claimed thar
the men were urged by their wives
and sweethearts to do the Job
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
STRIKE NEARER
ON ROCK ISLAND
Five Thousand Shopmen
Threaten Walk-out at
Any Minute

Fort Worth. Tex. Nov. 2l.-.Fiye
thousand Rock Island shop men are
expected to strike any minute, ac-
cording TO the statements Of the rail-
road officials. who today issued a
public statement defending their side
OF the controversy.
The men are demanding higher
wages, shorter hours and better shop
rules. all OF which the company re-
fuses. II is stated that the number
walking out in Texas will approx
mate 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
Methodist brotherhood Meets.

Omaha, Ncb.. Nov 2l.-The an
nual meeting Of the board OF manas.
ers Of the Methodist Brotherhood OF
the United States began In Omaha
today, with headquarters at the First
Methodist church Among tn pro.
minent speakers on the program OF
the two days meeting are Dr. II. +.
Rail % Denver, Dr r l.. Thompson
of New York, and pr ". \ Wilson
uf Ithaca. y. Y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
MILLIONS FOR
COTTON CROP
Bankers Raise Enormous
Fund for Purpose of
Handling Crop
By Associated prc,.

New York, Nov. 2l.- Bankers
who have been conferrins for sew
eral days with representatives of the
Governors Conference and Southern
Cotton Congess, announce this after
noon that they have raised fifty mil
lions OF dollars 10 be placed immc-
diately into the cotton belt states for
the purpose OF handling the cotton
crop of 1911 and thus enable the
growers 10 participate In any rise In
the markets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
HlNtODN CHANG BEHEADS
DESERTER'S RELATIN ~

ly Assc- aicG Press
Nanking, Nov. 2l.-Gen. cha ~
commander of the lmperialist " es
in the city. in revenge for the q, ~.
tion of General shu who Joined a.
revoi,,tionaries, mas beneaded ait o'
shu's relatives.
The United States cruiser New Or,
leans sailed today for Shanghai. I,
will he relieved heer by the cruiser
Albany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
" ARM WELCOME To
REYES PRONIsRp


san Antonio. Tex, Nov At. l..
beltran Mader'sta secret service
man returned today from sal;iHs
and Monterey and states that the poo-
pie OF Mexico viii take Immediate
s,eps 20 cancel General Bernardo
Reeves CITIZENSHIP In that country
and als' his position as retired gen
eral
Rcltrer declares tha, General
Rev,s is welcome 10 return to Mex-
600 and that ne viii receive q warm
reception machine rins and five
thousand rifles being among the i'm
PIGMENTS from which the "we'come''
would be- Numbered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
tSk FOR APPEAL
IN RATE CASES

Washington u. G.. Nov Ill
Counsel for the government late To-
day filed with the commerce cours
a wri, OF appeal In the transcontin-
cntal rate cases. Appeal Ia fron
the temporary Injunction granted by
the commerce court In cases. invoiv-
ine an Interpretation Of the long
and short haul" provisions OF the
law
Motion was also filed by the GOV.
ernment the iniunctions shrl rhtu
ernment that final decree making
permanent the iniunctions be grant
ed the commerce court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
AUDITOR HAYES
DIES At Topeka
Blood Poisoning as Result
of Accidental Shoot
ing Is Cause

Topeka kas., Nov 2l-A A.
llaves' freight auditor for the Santa
Fc at this place, died this morning
rs a result OF the accidental shootinr
IN the cali OF the leg. while out shoot,
ing quail few DAYS since
At the time OF the accident II YVES
thought that the hurt would be no.
tie more than trivial, but later blood
poisoning developed. and last nigh,
he sank rapidly to dissolution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
COMMUNICATION WITH
SIAN FU IMPOsSIBI.N
Nv Associated Press

Nv NN'OV'ateU FftsN
London. Nov. 2i.--The BAPTIST
missionary society in this city re.
ceived cablegram from Shanghai
stating that communication with
Sian Flu, where the massacres Of the
foreigners occurred, is impossible. as
telegraph wires have been cut. Tia
Yuan. the capital OF the province Of
shan 81, is in ruins, but the missions
are safe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
Bride Belongs to Noted rnril,

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov aI.--A
large gathering OF spectators belong
inc to the exclusive social circle OF
Philadelphia and other large eastern
cit'es fllled 81. Peters Episcopal
church Third and Pine streets M
noon today when Miss GLADYS Elean-
or Powell, daughter OF wilfred Pow.
ell' hritish Consul at this port and
srand-daughter OF General Sir Robert
- haden-Powell. the famous hero Of
the Boer War, was married TO the
he' Percy James Brown. senior
curate Of 81. Peters ana rccon,iv ,p.
no'nt'd dean OF the Enlsropal cath,
dral at Manila, =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
GoMpFRs STAYS IN
CIVIC FEDERATION

~ HNNNfNtiffA rs
Atlanta. Ga. Nov 2l.-prcsidont
Samuel Gompers and other labor
leaders in the American Federation
Of Labor may continue 10 associate
with Andrew Carneeie. August nol-
mont and other so-called enemies oi
organized labor as members OF IN,
National Civic Federation. as the con.
vention late today defeated tho r, a.
luton respectfully requesting" Us
Officers to resign from the federation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
CASTRO RETURNS TO
VENEZUELA WITH ARMY

y, Associated Press
MeNico City. Nov. -. dispatch
.-sr, c., nc today ~sys ihrt cSn-
eral Ciprianc Castro, the former
president OF Venezuela, won the bat
tie which occurred there Sunday,
having entered his native country
with thousands of followers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
FLYER Falls 100 Feet.

Chicoro. rl. Nov e1 kuid Bel
ton. formerly an Encllsh eruv Off
ccr. but recently studying aviation
hero. fen IN thc Pullman field today
fonr hundred feet IN an aeroplane,
and hls injuries may prove fatal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
.++++++++.+++..
LITTLE PROGRESS
IN MCNAMARA CASE

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. Il.
Three men were challenged
and one excused In the McNa
mara trial today. and the de
cision on two others was re-
served until tomorrow. this
comprising the entire work OF
today's session F. A. Brode.
a talesman. was under exam
ination tonight when the
court adjourned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22

DAM OWNERS FOUND
GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE

Coudersport. Pa. Nov. a.
George c. Rayless. presi-
dent. and Frederick J. Ham
lin. superintendent of the
Bayless Pulp & Paper compa-
ny whose dam at Austin burs,
causing the recent disaster In
which more than seventy lives
were lost, were tonight found
guilty of gross negligence BY
, the coroner's Jury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
WEATHER


Fair and colder "Wednesday
Yesterdays temperature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
Washington Forecast.

Washington, d. c. Noy "a For
West Texas Fair Wednesday AMI
Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
Method Dangerous.

This method In not onlN waStetul,
nut IA the past has shown us Il is
most dangerous. A modern system
must provide for means for banks "a
rely upon their ability OF marketinS
their bills receivable. which represent
the trade and commerce of the whole
nation. In n modern system this
can be done without appalling losses,
there being no question OF sacrifice
ct capital IN selling securities. but
only n question OF difference In rate
Of interest In selling paper. More
over. II can he done without Great.
ing nanic; since gradual llgulda-
ton of commercial paner means re-
duction of the volume OF all com.
mercc and trade.
Contcmporaneous financial history
furnishes M constantly with illus
trations showing tho superiority Of
me European system. During tho
Morocco crisis n war scare developed
IN France and actual boarding OF
gold hegan the Withdrawals from tho
deposit banks were at a given mo.
mcnt alarming hut there followed
no panic Tho Danquc de France Is
sued notes freely, the Franch hanks
collected their holdings OF foreign pa.
per. and the general confidence IN
tha pannua do Erance'a nower to
cope with the situation cvercame the
fright without the horrors that would
have ensncd With us
"when France. for rensons lust
explained and as means OF political
pressure. withdrew from Germany
more than 600 million marks that
temporarily had been Invested there.
when English and Russian Govern
ment money were called back. Ger
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22

"1'he mobilization OF the promis-
sorry note, the system which enables
Europe 10 transform bills into bank
credits M quickly as staples or se-
surities. is the explanation Of Eu-
ropes success when we fail II a
banking system. as ours, is built up
on promissory notes which have nc
free market, the consequences must
needs he that when deposits are with
drawn heavily. or when there Ia a
strong commercial demand for money
that stock exchange loans must be
called and holdings of securities must
be sacrificed these being the only
available liquid assets,
This means great economic waste
and often calamity. for Il II an abso-
iutely pcrverse system that expects a
normal investment demand, In time,
moreover. when money Is scarce. TO
be- able to supply sufficient sum
10 satisfy all the immense commercial
demands of the entire ration. More.
over. Il follows. that prices OF securl-
ties have to he so Tar reduced that at
bargain. or sometimes bankruptcy
prices. an abnormal demand for Sc.
curities NJ home or abroad must be
stimulated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22
IS RULER OVER
DYNAMITE kEG
Explosive Threatens Wall
Street, Financial Mon
arch, Momentarily
BANK REFORM URGED
wARIiURG. ALDIICH AND OTHER
NOTED SPEAKERS HEARD AT
HaNkERS' NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
s,ceiai to pails News

Ssccial 10 nails News
New Orleans. La, Nov. Sl.-" wall
Street Is ruler on q keg OF dyna'
mite" said Paul Warburg. the New
York banker, member OF one OF the
great International financial firms
today, In pleading for banking reform
and panic insurance before the
American Bankers Convention.
Mr.. warburg said that the great
weakness OF American banking, M
compared with European banking
lay In the dangerously large use ol
Stock Exchange collateral as the
basis for bank loans instead OF the
use. as in Europe, OF commercial
paper arising out OF the normal day
to-day movement Of goods from pro
sucers to consumers.
THE main assets Of hank h'
said. ought not 10 be stocks and
bonds, nor loans on stocks and bonds
but commercial paper. but bank
the deposits OF which may be with
drawn on demand at any time. mus
have assets which can be reduced tt
bank credits within the quickest time
and with the smallest possible loss
Commercial paper and bank accep
tances form the main asset OF Euro
pean banks. These bills have Tho
widest possible market, where mil
lions are exchanged daily with mar
gins OF lie per cent or Us pcr cen
IN the intere~. rate. without scrutinis
ing the paper when the bargain Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-22

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