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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

few DAYS, at which place the potash dis
covery was made last fall.
Stock market conditions remain UNI
changed in the East, The local mining
share market closed the week materially
stronger and with several spccialties in
good demand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

According 10 the Newspaper Annual
there arc IL fewer daily newspapers
III this counsry than year ago. II
fewer scmi-wccklies, and 30 fewer
weeklies. Competition aud more rig
orous postal exactious are credited as
the cause. But this decrease seems
strange in growing, reading couu-
try like this.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Gomez says that if there is sue
ecssful revolution in northern Mexico
ne will head it, Very likely; as Dun
dresry might say, any fellow would
Gcu. Reyes would have done the same.
All, that "if!'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

La Toilette ''got his ia great shape
at tho mouth of Toastmaster Scitz dur.
ing the periodical publishers banquet
At Philadelphia. Aud il must be admit
ted that hc deserved all be got.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Poverty is said by modern socl-
oIogist to be the prime cause of di'
Norcc; aud yet the lawyers must be
paid. Sometimes, too, they take the
- widow -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Another cold wave is sweeping over
the old Northwest, 1t will carry uu-
told suffering TO the distressed poor.
God help them,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

All the storage eggs are exhausted,
saw the dealers. Perhaps they mean
Just tired
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Bryan says that Wilson is aided by
Wattcrson. But nobody says that Wil-
son is aided by Bryan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

il must be admitted that this later yer.
sion is. biz Improvement over the first
ouigivinq
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

wait for compulsory legislation.
should adopt II at once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
There Will Be No Injustice 70
Ulster Protestants But All
Glasses Will Have Equal
Voice in Affairs.
HE WILL CHAMPION
MEASURE IN PARLIAMENT
settlement of Long Quarrel
Will Be Boon to England
as Irish of World Have Be-
come Menacing Power.
,Ry nvcalaE meraIa a. g.. Geassa w,..,

tMy EVent1E Moraio a. - Aeaaea Wepet
Belfast, Feb. s.-Bellgious freedom
VIII be secured. representation fair
TO all parties In tho irish parliament
viii be guaranteed. laws and taxes un-
just to any party viii be guarded
against and Ireland VIII coutral It's
own finances under the terms OF the
home rule bill.
These features we're announced by
Winston Spencer Churchill. FIRST lord
OF the admiralty, who outlined the
proposed measure FOR the frst time In
a speech here today
The armed forces IN ireland are 10
be controlled by the imperial govern
ment and the imperial government
viii continue it's land purchases and
pensions schemes. The clauses reia-
tive 10 religious freedom and taxes, II
Is expected. will be inserted To relieve
the anxiety among the protestants in
Ulster.
Tho governments home rule bill
continued Mr.. Churchill. would nt in
60 a general scheme of parliamentary
evolution leading ultimately to the
federation Of the empire. Il was the
only way to free the house OF com
mons from its present congestion.
Mr. Churchill contended that the
settlement OF the long quarrel between
the British government and the Irish
people would be "a boon 10 the empire
beyond compare, aE tho Irish through
out the world were a power who had
In the past mostly worked counter
To- British interests.
Mr. Churchill continued that the
government is prepared 20 fight the
bill through parliament and he asked
for fair play from the Unionists
The speaker was given a somewhat
mixed reception. A number Of
Orangcmen greeted him with BrOans
and "boos" but they were drowned in
the hearty cheers Of the large crewd
of liberals and nationals There was
no disturbance and the large force OF
police on duty in the station had an
easy task to perform.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
HAWLEY ESTATE IS
BEING DIVIDED BY
HEIRSBI COMMON
AGREEMENT
As Railroad Magnate Appar.
emily Left No Will, His
Relatives Gather and Ar
range Matters.
FRED CRANDALL WILL
GET TWO MILLIONS
tBy Evsuing Herald A. =. Leased wirel

(By Evening Herald a. r. Leased wirel
New York. Fob. s.-The heirs of
Edwin Hawley. the railroad magnate
who died recently leaving no viii.
have announced their intention OF
holding a conference here today 20
prepare petition 90 the surrogate
OF this county asking FOR the appoint
ment OF Frank n. Davis. Walter =.
Crandall ana W, p. Hawley as ad-
illustrators OF the estate. Seven
close relatives took part In a confer.
ence yesterday at Chatham, n. Y, at
which tentative agreement for the
distribution Of the estate Is said 20
have been reached. one OF the re-
suits of tho conference. Il Is said. Is
that Fred Crandall OF this city. once
the flnancier's favorlte nephew but
lately said 20 have incurred his uncle's
disploasure because of his marriage
20 "a Southern Pacific telegraph oper-
ator. would receive 22.50O, 900 as his
share of the estate.
The agreement cOntemplates the
distribution Of the estate into five
parts. four Of them 20 go to Charles
ana samuel Hawley. brothers, and
Miss Anna Hawley and Mrs. Harvey
Seymour, sisters. The nfth part. IL
h reported. Is 20 be divided among
the children of Mrs. Homer Crandall
OF Chatham. sister These are Mrs
John H. Page Of Chatham and Walter
and Fred Crandall OF this city.
John B. Stanchheld. personal attOr-
ney for the late Edwin Hawloy an
nounced today that the elder relatives
%. MIR. Hawiey have waived their right
OF administration OF his estate and
will petition TO Frank II. Davis. Will
liam r. Hawley and w. u. Crasdall
appointed administrators. He added
that al the heirs were In perfect
harmony and that nothing will be
done to disturb the estate.
The administrators, he said, will
conduct the estate along tho lines Of
Mr. HawIoy's formulated policies and
there ~ no danger OF liquidation OF
securities
a trust viii be created 60 manage
affairs of the estate. the value OF which
Is now estimated az from 100000
20 sl5. 100000
Mr. Stanchheld's statement was IS
sued after "A conference with the
heirs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
DEMAND II CREATED
nv CHINESE REPUHIIC

san Francisco. Fob. S.--Bankors
here today explain today's rise Ia the
price of silver us due 10 the prospect
of larger demand with the opening Of
the Chinese republic. Today's quota
ton q 90 i-S caused little surprise on
the local exchange as Il had been pre-
dictod several weeks ago that the
shortage ln the gold supply and the
certainty of openings la the orient
would send the price upward.
A local broker said today that hnan-
cial negotiations already begun with
the provisional Chinese republic have
given absolute assurance that the new
government. 81 established would pur-
chase large amounts of American
silver Tie also declared that the fact
that the gold production WAS prac-
tlcaliy az a standstill would force the
price SIN highcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08

AANA a. HNMAAH
Labor conditions IN steel trust
subsidiaries discussed before steel
trust investigating committee.
Representative Mckinley OF ~
llnois reelected chairman Repub-
lican congressional campaign
committee.
Agricultural expenditures COM
mittee formally ordered complete
investigation OF FLORIDA ever
glades land case.
James J. Hill subpoenaed 20
testify before steel trust invegtl-
eating committee Monday.
Passed resolution requiring sec
retary OF war TO furnish full in
formation of cost and military
value OF army posts recommended
abandoned.
Debate on army reorganization
Chairman Pub announced he
would introduce a resolution vest
ing banking committee with plen-
airy powers for IT, proposed mon
ey trust Investigation.
Alaskans urged bofore terrltor-
les committee pl}grnment rail-
roads, navigation lids and fish
protection legislation.
Arguments against federal in
functions In labor hoycotts made
before judiciary gummittee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
CRITTENDEN URGES
SUPPORT FOR MADERO

Kansas city, Mo-, Feb. S.--Give
moral support to President Madoro.
II that does not have proper effect.
support him physically which means
intervention
That Ia brief Is the advice To the
United states OF William J. Critten-
den of Kansas city. who was for four
years consul general 10 Mexico. Mr..
CritteHden lived in the city OF Mexico
fourteen years.
II take the position MT Critten-
den said today. that the Madero gov
ernment o. for the best interest of
Mexico and that Il Is doing all It can
10 assure peace and plenty.
Unless the United states does
steady Madero's hand, peace is very
remote and our own ana their com
mercial interests must continue TO
suffer"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
DECLARES
Steel TARIFF IS
NECESSARY IN
THIS COUNTRY
Captain of Industry Asserts
He Has Never Received a
Dividend from His Invest
ment Of Millions.
OTHER NATIONS HAVE
MUCH CHEAPER LABOR
(By Evsning aersla a. =. Leas.a wirs)

(nS Gvening aeraId a. =. Leaaep wirel
Washington, Feb S.-Charlos NJ
schwab told the scnutr finance COM
mittee today that tho Underwood bill
rates on larger steel products would
be Of most serious consequence tu the
steel. business in Ia, eastern states
and undertook to make plain his own
attitude
"On many occasions / htve said
that within equal conditions. steel
could be made as chc1ply In tho Unit
ed states as IN any other country. ="
said Mr.. Schwab. This has been
construed into statement that steel
Is made as chcaply here as elsewhere.
That I have not said and ] 60 not say.
with the same conditions cspe-
Cially with labor aH cheap. We ask no
protection, but the labor account
weighs heavily against us. Though we
are only 100 miles from New York.
u costs as much to put our steel there
as IL does a. bring Il from Holland, !
consider the present tariff rates nccs-
sary 10 prosperity of tho steel busi-
ness.
Most cmphaucally am opposed
to any reduction
Mr.. Schwab said that without pro-
lection he would want no financial in
terest In the steel business and would
regard Gs wasted the $4,000. 600
which recently had been Invested In
his buslRess
After all my work and the Invest
ment OF my fortune. / have never TAX
en- a penny out Of the Industry and
have never paid dividend. ana if
the proposed tariff Is Co be the law
repeat that ! shnll cash IN" said
Mr., Schwab Ia closing his general
statement.
Mr.. schwab admitted that he got
less for the steel exported than for
mat sold here.
'At times We even sell abroad at
a loss. ne said. because tho average
cost OF a large production Is less than
that of "a small production. and IL is
necessary To- maintain the output to
keen the machines going all the time"
Mr.. schwab said plg iron could be
made In China FOR $3.50 a ton and
that he was importing iron from
China for his san Francisco works
rather than ship II from Bethlehem,
Pa.
steel rails coz, In this country from
S2e 10 s23 ton ana in Germany
about SIS or St9.
Mr.. schwab defended the seven days
"a week work In the steel industry,
saying - WAS the system throughout
the world ana that "a change could
not be made by any one mauufactur-
er lie agreed with members OF the
committee that there should bo a
change and expressed Interest In an
end
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
0rozco Has Declined to Accept
GOvernorship of Chihuahua
Pending the Arrival of
Gonzales.
HIGH OFFICIALS
RIDE ON HAND CARS
Department of Texas Is Hast
ening Plans to Accommodate
100000 Troops at Various
Points.


(By Evening Heratd A. r. Leased wirel
III PasO, Feb. S.-A special train
has been made up in Juarez to take
the entire garrison to Casas Grandes
where Vasqulstas have taken the
town In opposition TO Madero. The
peace commission sent from Juarez to
Casas Grandes last night 10 consult
with the rebels reached Santa Sofia
last nigh; aud went on TO Casas
Grandos on a handcar today The Ma
tional railroad is still cut south OF
Chihuahua and the Mexico North
western between here and Chihuahua
is also cut. Il is reported that federal
soldiers are to garrison Ju6rez in the
course OF the next "a hours Many
Chinese are ilocking 10 Juarez and M
Paso from the interior of Mexico. Such
refugees are being cared for by the
United States immigration service in
the detention station In this city.
Adyices from Chihuahua SAYS three
Chinese gardeners were robbed aud
murdered at Tabaloapa, Chihuahua,
yesterday
The most considerable force OF reh.
els Is that under Braulio Hernandez,
ex-secretary OF state OF Chihuahua,
now west OF Chihuahua.
Pascual OrOzco has declined to ac-
.cept the gOvernorship of chihuahua
until Governor Abraham Gonzales ar.
rlves from Mexico CITY. The govern
or is coming on handcar from JIM
lnez TO Chihuahua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
A WOMAN DECLARES
THAT MAN SAID
TO Be KIMhELL
IS IMPOSTER
Mrs. Andrew J. Hunt Says
That She Went to Asylum
to See Patient and He Did
Not Know Her.
DETECTIVES TELLS OF
LONG FRUITLEss HUNT

tDy EvsninG HeraiS a. y. Leased wire,
St Louis, Feb. S.--The taking OF
oral testimony in the case Of a defunct
Niles. Mich, bank against an insur-
ancc company og New York, in which
S3O,JcO insurance and The identity Of
George A. Kimmcl are involved. be-
gan ia the United states district court
here today before Judge Amidon.
Mrs. Andrew j. Hunt formerly "a
neighbOr OF Kimmeil IN Omahn and
Arkansas city, kan. was the first wit.
ness.
Mrs. Hunt was the first woman "a
go 20 the Matteawan. n. Y, asylum
for the insane In an effort to identify
the man held there under the name
OF Andrew J. White as George A.
Kimmell. she testified that she ar
rived there February 6. 1905. that tho
man IN the asylum was not Kimmell
and that the prisoner did not recog.
nize her. She said that the onrs of
the man she saw IN the asylum grew
close Go his head. the man appeared
10 be 60 years old. and that his eyes
were OF "a different color than KIM
mell's. She told the jury Kimmoli at
the time he disappeared In July. 1898.
was g years old
Before Mrs. Hunt testified depo-
sition OF a detective told OF a search
for Kimmeli The search. while thor
ough, had been frultless and the $500
reward had never been withdrawn, ac-
cording To the deposition.
Mrs Hunt identified photographs OF
Kimmell and the Berullon photo
graphs OF the claimant ana under the
direction ot attorneys FOR the bank re-
ceiver called attention 90 the differ
onces I'm the photographs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
TWIN SULLIVAN Is
OUT WITH Def
tBy Evening sieraIa a. y. Leased wIreD

Wy NsFVWFNN IHVFHFW ~ 70 klEHNHU WVTNT
Buffalo. n. ". Feb. Sit is an
nouncod here that Dave sullivan, act
ing for Jack (Twinl sullivan, has
posted forfeit as evidence OF good
faith, To- back the claim OF the big
twin to the middlo-weight boxing
championship.
The statement is simple and TO the
point!
Jack (Twinl sullivan claims the
middlowelght championship and posts
forfeit To back his claim nt weight.
" no middleweight accepts title
match at weight sullivan will take on
any Of the white hopes. Jim Flynn,
Carl Morris or Al PalZer on ten days
notice"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
COMMERCIAL BAR
SILVER HIGHER
Opening of New Chinese Re-
public Is Said to Be Cause
of Sudden Rise in White
Metal in Nation.
~ EvsninE Herald A. y. '-ussd wlr..

= evening uernia ~ ~ a@nheu Wir1e
New YORK, Feb S.--C0mmercial bar
silver today edyancod 10 80 Us cents
an ounce. the highest price since No-
vcmber 1901. This Is the fourth sue
ressivc rise this month and is attrib-
uted by dealers TO an increased de-
mand from London, due TO the rovOlu-
tion la China.
There also are indications that IN
dia soon win draw heavily on Lon
don for silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
NUMBER or VICTIMS UNKNOWN.

Lisbon, Feb. S.-The number OF vic
Tins of the floods In Portugal is not
yot known but Il will be large The
river Tagus Is a raging torrent, car
rying seaward corpses and merchan-
disc of all kinds. Tho chamber OF
deputies voted $4,000 to aid victims
OF the disaster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
BURNS IS ANXIOUS
TO FIGHT JOHNSON

Seattle, Feb 8.-Tommy Burns
the heavyweight puglist. returned
from Australia last night and an
Eounced that ha was anxious 20 fght
Jack johnson. Burns said he was in
good condition. weighed 1870 pounds
and could enter the ring at iS0.
that ] could have a match with either
Johnson or McNey." said Burns n
viii have no trouble getting back 20
old form and am going after that
heavyweight title again"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
SERIOUS FLOODS IN
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL

(ny EvenihH HeFaId =. f.sas~a SsirsS
Madrid. Feb. SERIOUS floods are
reported from all parts OF Spain and
Portugal Many rivers and smaller
streams have overllowed their banks,
inundating entire villages. All COM
munication by rail. water or highway
Is interrupted and this fact Is prevent
ing the dispatch OF help To the strick-
en- towns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
HOUSE RESOLUTION
ASKS ABOUT POSTS

Washington. Feb. S.-The house
passed u resolution by Representative
Mondell of Wyoming calling on the
secretary of war for fun Information
as To the cost and military value OF
the twenty-five army posts recon-
mended for abandonment In the HAY
reorganization scheme,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
GIRL OPERATOR is
OFFERED L0RIMER BRIBE
CBy AssnInE Hsraia 4, =. Lsassa vgsss1

Washington. Feb. Helen Sewers.
telegraph operator af hotel here
swore before the senator Lorimor
committee today that about two weeks
ago Edward Hines otiered her money
II she would let him see message
Detective Bailey had Just sent 10 IL.
T.. Kerr of Detroit Mich.
HE said ne would put something
Ia my paw &c / would let him see the
message" she said II told him
would not be brbed 20 do wrong
said Miss sewers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
THREATENED STRIKE AT
ARSENAL rs AVERTED
INV Evening HaPnId A. T.. I.eaaed NNtre1

Davenport Iowa, Feb. H.-Ihe
threatened strike OF the employees OF
the Rock Island arsenal collapsed to-
day when cards were offered 20 a few
employees and were accepted. The
machlEists union, one of the strong
est al the arsenal. notified Com.
mandant Burr that its members would
accept the cards. n Is expected that
the other organizations will do Ike
wise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
TWENTY. FOUR PERISH
ON STEAMER TATHARA
(ny MveniaH HeFala =. q. LEASED NVlrel

Vict0ria. r. q, Feb N.-NeWs was
brought by the steamer Mariana today
OF the laundering OF the trading steam.
or Tathara with the loss OF "a lives.
including seven white men, on Ambryn
Island. In the New Hebrides group
during a heavy gale January a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
JACK JOHNSON IS
GOING TO FIGHT
Big Black Says He Will Leave
Chicago for New York to
Put on Bout Before Fair
mount Club.


Chicago. Feb. SACK Johnson,
champion heavyweight, said he would
leave for New York tonight 10 sign
articles for ten-round battle before
the Fairmount club Johnson said ne
had been offered $4,000 as his share
Of the show and he Immediately wired
his acceptance Who is 10 be hts Op-
p0nont was not stated. Asked about
the order OF the New York boxing
commission Johnson said some assur-
ance must have been given or the
club would not have gone ahead with
the match.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
MRS. KID MCOY IS
MARRIED SOME MORE
iiemRrkahle Woman Who Now
Takes iIacing Man as Husband.


III
New York, Feb. A.--Ihe sixth mar.
riago OF Mrs Julia ~ Woodruff
Thompson, who was married ana d.
yorced from "Kid" Mccoy, the pugiNst,
three times. is announced here Tier
latest husband 10 George A. Whoclock
once well fnown in racing circles The
new Mrs WheelOck obtained q inal
decree of divorce from Ralph Thomp
son. son OF a schuectady banker. amt
noted Yale oarsman, just one week
ago and was married BY Justice of tho
peace in Jersey City on Tuesday night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
JAMES HILL HAS
BEEN sUBPoNAEp

washington, FOD- 81 U HIIl,
chairman OF the directorate OF the
Great Northern railroad, has beer
served with n subpoena at Jekyll Is
land. Ga, 10 testify before the Stanley
Steel investigating commltteee on
Monday next regarding the Hil lease
of the Superior ore fields 10 the United
States steel corporation, and In re-
ton facilities
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
TODAY IN CONGRESS
CBy EvsnIaG Herald a. r. Leased wireI
Senate.

In session nc y. m.
Lorimor Investigation hearings
continued with prospect Of early
termination.
Manufacturer. including Chas.
NJ. Schwab, discussed steel tariff
before finance committee.
Senator Reed OF Missouri in a
statement insisted Missouri Dem
Ocratic convention should instruct
for Governor Folk in accordance
with resolution of 1910 resolution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
GENERAL WEAVER u BURIED.
(ny nveniaE uerald A. y. Leased Vgirei

Dcs Moines, Iowa, FEB. S,--Funornl
services OF General jams y. Weaver,
who died Wednesday were held from
the First Methodist church here to-
day after the AGED survivor Of the
second Iowa infantry had passed In
review before the bier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
PREPARATIONS MADE
FOR BIG ARMY

San Antonio. Texas, Feb. S-De-
tailed plans for the accommodation Of
az least 100000 troops az various
points In the state are being perfected
In the department of Texas. Although
no official order has been received for
this great movement Of troops, yet
preparations for their concentration
are practically complete.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
LITTLE GIRL FOUND
DEAD FROM ASSAULT
~ PcrpctrntOr Of outrage - Found
Officials Declare They Can Not IRE.
vent Mob Violence.


. Grand Island Neb,, Feb S.
. The dead body ot little Goldie =
. Williams. no years ia, was found =
. at noon today in % vacant house =
. in tho northeast part OF town. :
. Il was covered with quick lime, 4
. quantity OF which was la the Z
= house, aud further hidden by "a =
y door which had been thrown over Z
. a. The authorities say they do
y not expect a. prevent a lynching 4
. should the assailant be captured,
oAAANO A&AAA . Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
BARON BRANco FATALLY III.

Rio de Janioro. Feb. Sharon de
RIO Branco, minister of foreign anairs
who was stricken suddenly lll on the
evening OF February with uraemia,
d. still alive hut his physicians say
his death IA only question nf hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
GERMAN FIELD MARSHAL
WON HNNTIIlE A. - nFT

(nv wveasRg uerale =. y. t..ased Wtvel
herlln, Feb e.--Field Marshal Won
Hnhnke one OF the best known and
died today.