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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
Isa,aoulng Abdul.

Berlin, Oct. 3i---A Beml-ufficlnl
message from ConBtantlnOplo SAyH az
the request Oe the porte and with the
consent OF the German emperor the
German guard shin LUreley hnH pro-
ceeded nur SaiOnikl, IN order " nnc-
osaaFy 70 bring the eX-sullun, Abdul
fiaimid, 10 COngtantiH0pln
SsssrS- NSA@Ns~eNeeS~S~e~>N
psrly osrnod and which was trlb-
ute TO-, disposition that Fndiatsd
sunshine and good Will, readily ex-
plains the warm affection In which
ha was held by the many thousands
vino had come into personal contact
with htEu,
"As ; legislator and sxpoundsr Of
parliamentary law ana praUtice. he
achieved q reputation 0f national pro-
portions before he waa elevated 10
tbs high and dlgnifIad otgieo Of vice
prealdent OF the Unitea states Hl
Bervices a. vice president will be ~.
tingly Acknowledged ~ the United
states aanats over which he presided
Nsflh nneHked oatmentnpes. lie was Z
|3e~NNlteAn ~ sturdy principles and
DRdad, win be sadly niisgsd
in $40 u3HY oFialcee erahted ~ neWl
,pfcnitr tlelnh % aaauaNa wise con,
siderat,qh aA practical aoluileB.
"The 41ly ~ an his ffisnda
goes out 3 Mfe wi&nw en0 obiidren
With whom h4 feif ln q solntionahlp
which May well ~ t4tfittd IDEAL. ira
sorrow of s nation WiIA b aroused
l BY the news 81 Ale ae&lhl n the
many tender tributes Whlh win ID
paid pubIlhlY and bslvRlolp ~ ~
memory will ~ found evidence " tlie
optimism and snniiehl Nhse alHon1
1 Ma naeociRtos. 10 tnes8 ! would oHf
nv. own, the more oortain and o|ueafa
Dooauao Of the clohe ofIlosel and neg'
bnal Relationship fhak k2lbtat ~,
4etn ns and che gupDfiHQltV Nful
olNNb1 me for an appraala@l4n Qf ID
In4 and beautlfod claHa1l NJ
nfe4ldenk said ~ DR4eG 4,
fpAlFAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
PRISONERS DENY ALL
KNOWLIltnGIf OF CRIME.

Lima, o., Oct. ai,--Tha man aud
.wninan arrested as ChnrleHs N, rl'ella
way and wife, wanted IN connection
with the murder OF Sophia u. Singer,
both denied that thay had anything
TO do with tho murder.
"I admit that I'm tho man tho po-
lice uro looking for" Conway told
tho police, "but l deny that I haV1
any knowledge of tho crlme IN con-
nootlon with which they want me-" !
Conway ana the woman we're both
taken to Jail 10 await the coming OF
officers from Chicago. The police
say Conway declared that when he
left Chicago no dld not know any
thing about the murder OF Miss Bln-
ger.
Thcy sny Conway declares that .he
body Of Miss Singer must have been
put In hiK room Ht tho Indiana ave-
nuo apartment IN Chicago after he
aud his wife left tho city Monday
night.
Mrs. Joseph Crnmer. whom tho po-
lice beli0ve TO bO C0nway'B mother.
lives here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

xKpunsr Declares Body Of
lEhfder Victim Must Have
Deen Placed in His Room
Z After Crime.
WOMAN COMPANION rs
ALSO UNDER ARREST
nv Leased wire &C. IysnIaE ITsFalaI

mp Leassa wire 10 HvsntaE IIcsala 4
Hshna. o., oct. Si,-.-'.hst sophia "
singer the wealthy aal.imoro girl
murdered In ChicuEo Monday light,
had planned to "broak orr with
william worthon, tho cohtlucfo- and
pool player with whom she clorcd
aud that sho WAS visited by annth6r
man were tho revelations made by
"Beatrlco Rialp' arrested hero today
with har husband, Charles II. Con-
way. In connection with tho murder.
Conway and his wlfa. told the police
that tho last person they saw a. they
left the boarding house ~ Chicagn
was Miss singer, who gave Miss lilnu
t2b and two suits OF clothes. Miss
Singers visitor was q stranger namttl
Claude Stlilmau, who Miss Rinll said
had an engagement With her on the
night shs was murdered,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

Testimony That 1ansua DsteC-
tive secarsd Hin Inforna-
tiOn from lKpn High Up in
Labor Counasls.
HOCKIN AFRAID no TAKE
STAND FOR G0vEaNlEENT
IBy Leased wiss q tlvaalaa n1tFaIal

IBy Leased Wire - t1veaenn naeRaIdl
Indianapolis. OCT, s1 Testimony
that William j. Burns. me detective,
was "tpped ost' aa "a The laAntitios
OF tho dynamlters uf tha lpa Angeles
1tmos building two weeHn after the
oxplosiun by a man uoW On tfial was
given a, tlio "dynaintte ctAapiracy"
trial today,
], A. q. Badorf. . special inveati-
gator, Who had besn lIlgegslgasIns tho
tined that Herbort " IEOeklh admitted
having "gotteh IN tourhs Nsth BurDs.
Burns ,waa IN Los Angeles coon after
tho explosion, GA October j, 1910. The
McNamara brothers and 0rtie 70. Me-
Mnnigal were arrnetod six months
later, after ten more explosions had
taken place.
Badorf testified that fsockin had
made admissionh after he said 10
Hockin;
"You are a fool tor giving away al
your information 10 Burns and 1es him
build up "A reputation on Information
you give. X you expect immunity
why don't you Sc 20 District Attorney
Mllier?" hN
Tho witness said HockIn, who 10 SEQ.
retary OF tho International Association
OF Bridge and structural frpnworkera
and ono OF the dofendanta on trial
with Frank NJ. Ryan, president ~ fA4
union, admitted that he contoanplAfest
pleading guilty.
"T mot Hockin IN the lobby o4 ttlH
federal building when tho federal
grand jury WIS Ia easnion IN the oGRsy
part OF this year, said Ha0cTf 'T
naid to him. s. have bson locking for
you az wanted TO ask you soInsthLng
when did you first get IN. touch with
that nitro glycerin hidden IN an Old
iioclsln only sI,iisd ana did not give q
'who Is Jowell?" tho witness was
asked k
F'1o ID superintendent OF pon-
sEiiSS a IS tSlifd X \ 6cheitsil
IN August, 1910, more than q month
before tho Los Angeles explosion"
''Then what did fiopkin sny7"
"Then I asked Hockin; when was
II you hrnt got In touch with w. j,
Burns about tho Los Angeles Timoa
oxplOHlcn7' p and when told him
October I, no replied; Two weeks
later
Houkin,' / said. you are fool for
giving all your Information TO Burns
| and lot him build up n reputation on
Information you give. II YOU expect
| i1imunity why don't YOU so 20 Dis
tPict Attorney Millar2' lle repliedi
Well. / mny plead guilty but I'll never
no on tho stand. Ny llfp wouldn't be
worth three whuops n 1 took the
| stand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
lower IYro Hates zoe New sIexicO.

Denver. oct 3i.r--A committee ot
tho Colorado commercial executives.
association mat with n committees or
tho supervisors Of the Rocky Moun-
tain Fro underwriters association
yesterday to urge the reduction Of fire
Insurance rates Ia Colorado, wyoin-
Ing ana Now MezloO. In reply to tho
argument that KanHas has d rate ot
from 81 to 100 per cent lower than
hero tho supervisors replied that th0
ratio In Kansas WIS 10 be raised.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
.Af.wAYs UMUJAarsagOaaEslNG
q FIGHTER laOfE HIS TsATgTs

Wneieingl0n. Oct. af,---Tha tEofity-
Roovnth vice president OF the United
t)latss, ana tae only one ren0minntnd.
was ohrislened James Scho0lcraft
sisaFmRn. But, IN nearly q q'Iartcr
Ipg century Of public life. "1ln"
Nf,erInan ho was 20 hiD lntlInatea and
probably hall the Baiion Tpferrod
10 him Rs sunny Jim" a nobrtqaag
beFnAd by Q never failing Ell year
|ROan1, sunny disposition. eiil
Sherman beAonEod 60 the SCHOOL Of
lepubsicanlsfn nowa6aye popularity
|uaffsa ''FeBlliaF," and ne fpttsht hlu
slslsas baseses wlthett egnl9Fef1lee
~ flfnchlps The eveuls ne halped
'to shape aro 80 comparatively recent
that history eanpot assign him 10 mis-
1rupsH place until it alec rsaord6 the
afk 81 hls contempofAflsn
10 tlo houna Of Representative
IillpF 81 1851 1slss ngssoa hin thirlyt
D4o bisthGayg win tsle enETgy and
'ppiinleln % Eossl9 1tllsap bred from
4 |lNe hel'g pg f'8ugpA npn4 gif4qn.
efH'e mark ek dlgtlnellphl Ne ma
alealn IF0f ~ yjtiea 1ee soNya
4fk4 4 dIaue oiltefe Nil4 q ~
a II ia nttients IaNlelnlsfe, -
N8it mil16 him ~ e9ueRtlo4 "
11o Mae aIs Nofn qr4 wan bred
~ 81 WA nFA w. AogHaku, wel
pf aqe fbl'9 flspre ~ esI
X osss fs|ls
|lp tI'A oe sllsn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
rrlbIlc DrInklng ,lup Al,ollalleaI.

Washington, Oct. 3i.--tsocretary ~
the Treasury MacVeagh has abolishod
tho public drinking cup from rail-
road cars, vessels ana other convey-
anceA operated IN intorHtnto trsfilo
aud from depOis aud waiting rooms OF
common carriers,
Secretary MacVcagh's action con-
stltute1 an amendment to the inter-
state quarantine regulations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
All Parties Support
( Half Million Road
Bond Issue

I
Pho sollowlnH manifesto has 4
n been issued by the three can- 3
D trat committees Of th4 three p0- 9
lilieal parties In Detnaiilse 3
q oountyg
b s'VVtiHHa ln the fesolu- 4
q tsnDn and plAtformn Of the polsts q
y teal parties DC which easDeesively, Z
q Wo are representatives. tlso pEg-
nDa8d nteta bond issue far khe 4
y eunNefunllH ~ aoeq aefIN NJ nur
y pfoVod and eHA0eHA4s W@ ~
y opeC, fulff N40A Raf NUIloil Nil =
ypler8 ~ AH6ly nellltaa G4lsh ip 4
y This epuptY te ValA n f4f0s " q
tRaa bona fAeas' \
3 GiDHtlN sgt NJ z
OhniRmRn f,AgAn llR fs1l'||a
CoWtIif.I0
NllNgNN b H
ohaifnAu NtnNe NaI
. EHIIs
81
Dhoifn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
TRAIN ROBBER SUSPECTS
SEEN NEAR DAVENPORT

LBy Leased Wire 90 Evening BsFaIdJ
Davenport. Ia, oct. 3l.--Three
men seen west OF this city curly today
are being sought by tho Davenport
poliAe, who say btioy answer tho de-
acrIptlon OF tho men who held uD
and robbed a train near MuskOgre,
Okla, several days ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
IoxnlosIon Tear. Ann OF.

Salem, Ore, Oct. 3t.--W. g, East.
cashier OF the Salem Bank and Trust
company, whose arm waB tern off W
tho explosion Of II boiler In tho base
niont OF the bonk yesterday. died yes
terdny.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

Chicago, Oct. S1,--Chicago police
were notified today that Chariea ".
Conway, the clown wanted here In
connection with tho murder OF Miss
Sophia q. Singer of Baltimore, hpd
been arrested In Lima. Ohio.
A second telegram said the woman
known ns MRS. Conway or Beatrioo
Riali. also wanted Ia connection with
tho murder, had been taken and wus
being held with Conway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
GOVERNOR MAHsILAI,L
frH CANCELS ENGAGEMENT

Chicago, Oct. Si.--uoVernor Mar
shall today cancelled further cam
pslgn speeches because Of the death
been scheduled to make three
speeches ~ Chicago aud several Ia
Indiana ana Ohio.
'ln the presence of tile dead" said
Governor Marshall. "uvery self-ro-
DpectinH man BtenGB silent.
"Mr. Sherman IL not alone the dead
Iof one Of the c0nteBttng political
parties. but ID the nations dead an
Woli. and as such ID deserving OF the
honor and respect Of every man who
fegpects the nation.s
The governor sent a Telegram Oi
lsynipatiiy 70 Mra. ghertnan,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
WOHTHEN DENIES ALI
KNOWLEDGE on hllIHiliA1AG

Chicago. Oct. al,-~Wnrthen was
confronted with the story told by the
Conway woman at Lima, In which a
new name was brought into the case
that OF Claude StillmRn.
He said 81 do not know OF any man
who might have called himself still
man. who might have had an elsgage-
ment with Miss Singer and I baltove
there In no such person"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
PRESIDENT TASvr pAYs
y TIIHU'rfE no C3kaAIsAGyrfeI

New York. opk. e1.---Presiaent
T'aft's principal etaiefaient after be-
ing informed " the death OF Vlea-
President Sllertuhn was made last
nlght us the president was about 70
board his train fof Washington for q
day Of festivities sn eonnsetion with
tne launching oG ina battleShlp New
York. The statosnent was AZ follows:
"NewH OF the 4eafh Of Vlce-Presi-
dent James q ghogmaa has just
reached me and alkhbuGh II was not
unexponted II has fiiled my heart with
deep sadness I feef Hsnse Of per-
aOnaI bereayansens 81 .he loss OF q
friend. who wgE q 1ngeleHtious work
or in the nassS aFtekinss Ia which
we were enga
"It n an ai ihitsr 10 pay tFlb-
uta 20 his s y was q gentle
man Of splep ~, of mental g.
tainment wts balanced by "a
fil.e q sense ofee thRt All VIVA
know hlHn reA HIN ana Admired
hiln.
'sThe sobri lch ho has pro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
r dent Issues
Proclamation
! Of Mourniing

3 shortly after moan Prealdssss
4 TAFT signed a formal prnclnsnn-
3 lion ahaounclnG the vice ieeaif
y doni'a denIh. II follows
y 10 slae PEOPLE Of the United
3 sIamSs aohoolcraft sherman.
q rirn rfezident Of the United I
y states. died a. his homo in Utica,
g. M. ", nt B.4a O'Clock on the eves
3 nfnH Of October seth, 1914. In
q his death tho nation has lost ono
q OF its most illussriouB clllAens
= and one Of its most efficient
q and faithful servants. Elected
q ut AN uarly aBe 70 the mayorship
q OF his native city, the continued
q congiacpco Of his community
y ~as shown BY his election for
q ten terms a. = representative
y LEGISLATOR he ~ once took and re-
q teined high rank and displayed
y such attributes OF upright and
q wihc statesmanHhlp as 10 COM
q mend him to the people Of the
y United States for the second high
q oat office withlng their gift.
las presiding officer OF the
y senate, be won the respect ana
esteem of all for his fairness
q Rno iifpartialliy. Ills private
y life was noble and good. Hfg
q genial disposition and attractive
q ness OF character endeared him
q to al whose privilege Il was to,
know him. Ills devotion to she
best interests OF his native iand
u will endear his memory TO his
q fellow countrymen. Rex
q In respect to his memory.
- ns.A
q services va this high official and
y that on the day OF his. funeral
q the executive offices OF the
q United States shall be CLOSED
q nnd Y posts and stations vf the
. army and navy shall display the
q national flag at half maat and
y that tho representatives. Of the
= United states In foreign ooun.
y trsaibt aAgtli bay RDpfopriate trlb-
q Ntc To tho eilsustriOus dead for u
y period of thirty days.
''In witness whereof. i have
q hcrennto set my hand and naus-
81 ~ the seal of ths United stataE
y 20 be affixed. Ms ~
Dsinv az city OF WHeiss
N ip6ton, this the thIrty-fifst day,
n oS October, In the year OF our
q Lord, ono thousand nine hun
v dfcG and twelve and Of the In
n dependence OF tho United States
tie one hundred and thirty
tBEAL)
"By the president. AIVA A.
" Adee, acting secretary OF state"
zee N0N N@,1 90
estese>N~Nc.eN NN~~~Sa~~ ~sNe~s~~~r
was at the time tho recent wOrl'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
FUNERAL SERVICES
T1 BE HELD SATURDAY

Utica, n. ", Oct. 3i.--With the
end ln view of obtaining a lnrger
auditorium. the first decision " hold
the funeral of Vice President sl.eE-
has heeu abandoned and the First
Presbyterian church VIII be used Tor
that purpose. The service will be
conducscd at 2 o'clock saturday and
will be conducted by DR.. Holden. pas
tor OF the Dutch church, and DIR. ~,
w stfyker. president - the AGmIi-
ton college. OF which college Mr.
ShefHan was an atumnns.
Tho body OF tho Woe president Will
iIc In state At the Oneida copnts
b. m. and Il N expected that y
will be returned 10 tho Sherman RES
idence for private services there sat
urday morning.
M. Sherman will DO buried Ia For
est Hill cemetery. where many mem.
bers of his fsmlly have rOuna . tin4l
restins place. He seieesed nlg pan. p
sist OF psemIpent sitiseAs and inti'
NJ. HLerman was treasurer Of ths
RofOsnted Dutch church.
gera6antsat-ArmE -, AZ. Hanadef
has teiegraphed that fifty maInbcfl
Of the senate will attend lhe tpnetaN
bers ana many members o. the hous'
also are expected. .s.i
Teipgramn ot condolences were ~
colvad hY Mrs. Shsrmen from 8puA
tors flaIllnKor Of New HampahiPe AM
Bn0an of aeorsfa, who have acted ~
tergafhIt a. president pro tam ~ IN
SENATE IA MF. Ghertnan'H nbnnpce.
BbeAkBr Champ clarHs mepeqe
ssx8a have our heartfelt syinpalhl
u ses FAat sorrow. Mag lpa bliss
Nou atld 4onEE." 49,. II !.
ca 6Tt1sman Mckinley o. lllislpll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

SOFIA. oct. a1sell.llo Bui&afin1 4lg
has cOriplateiy 5ruueAd the 1nain Itlt
irh ern1y und6r Naalm paeha 4h4
'rurlsn fed IN disorder, leaving MlRuE
klIIeA and weuAnad on the neIts z ~
T'ha battle. sslalch = Fe@AEnAA -
the mort iiupwffNfat anNaRenaen4 NMDn
tho begsnnliss 81 the Wars las.aa fl4tes
entire days ii uHtonda1 asopn ~
une from IIstia HpFs4e ea4tTAf4
ssrai. Z The TnrkiHls trent was cyer ~
i T'he Ottoman tgeDps retreetAa l,e.
TahuFlu. ab0ilk ) nsiles e re A4s..st ~
Oe the nonltiana kregn witch tney Ya4 q
driven by the nul84Flana M NJ
The town Uf IoFehlu, wbefh
Turks are eKpaoseu 20 t,sAe 4nRst
atand, occupies kn important patlt
! on the ntnir romd aud on the t9..i
bstweau CoTftnntlnople and AedlAng
pio al the pCttt wheyo tne Eo5s1
the mort OF HoaoHlo tginp. unas -.
Turlra hold this nla4e they MI
shis' ~ MIN aiIw mere tgp4D9 k51n
| Asia MIlnof ~ Bg8F ~ Npdo1tF NJ
II .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

British wsrs 1rdeSpa
Salonika 10 ptsct IAvea
Foreigners snaosd
Angry MAsspIn1aA

Lmy Leanpa vf1ee a. ysypnaeal tlu4
London Qe1 gl.et.rn R,lnnS Na
Turslsh ana hnlgygIA1 nEnlti
5o1an.k 9cqgsf l.1e. psysIsn.1N
saesa lsS ah9 lasR fnRS6 nsfs
series 0A tateitNined NnAIA 43SF
EeflAp4 rieipi 70 nave
1Nkls ~ fhe p1ule hagkN NN
klQ 1ufke nsnprt tnat t@p
nefq heen driven hack nB1r
4g tne nghilna W the eentq
tngllthtlve report hnm yet
Ne9tep. s.. !, q Il. n & n r |Ig
Ine BulAarlnuN are 4'nDfN& NN
lllnH on the reHnie " iflIF d, V
pAtM brougny up Htt t7AiF
lcgnInFs TO- thq frqNil ElgW HI,f
Etgkmene or the fof3 NtI ~ 4t,i
gple which now n 4eS lelslg nall,
sns 70 tleF t~tp{ 4af& No H tI#R li
have taRan tfA |s'4 i,l ciR1' NJ N n
cletnlnE ~ "a
The Tllfki1n t@taL l,ANN Nt1A TOD R.t5 a
pear 20 have tYVNgAt ~ 'prNVo a
the tregpgis1 lgaA pE'Hai ~ tsA M
from Aeln M'poA ~ q new N AN
n0uncfa ft9t ronf1eF lrfNNI4 On tl,N Y
AnntUllnN fnflWHFN has N4nf n4fl1E 4
resnned \. X ~
on tIin either HIaNfuk tho nenlnr4I'1
the Servlnn sFppN4 aFp, oklQueiu9 f44
nreR uf tnfflspRV y poslQuqFot pF tt.eaI v
IN lAfqcBoQnin, W ~ NnpNxteN
pt1nt llaA alAlgs s. 1lal
I and NNH|YHlIII. IlI|4If HWI N%NI|HH.o. WNNN..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
End Comes at S;42 Last Night
at Home in Utica Where
Public Servant Was Known
and Loved BY Every Citizen
FAMILY DELUGED WITH
MESSAGES or SYMPATHY
President Taft, Governors Will
son and KarshalI and Speak
or Clamp Clark Among
Those Wiring sympathy.

TRy Lsasea wsrs ts nvsnsAs lRsrapal
lNaahlnston. Oct, s1.--President
Tagt win ieava waahinkton late to-
morrow rpF UficA to attend the fu-
neral og Vice President sherman. The
PRECEDENT viii SO In private oar and
win be accompanied by some Of his
aides ana secretaries. What cabinet
officers win go had not bean deter
mined when the president began
making kiy ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr. Taft viii probably not refur5
10 WathiilKton until after eiectlon,
but VIII - eirpctly from utsee 1Q
New York. Fippplng oyer SUNDAY ere
bqqvlna ~ ElnelnnRtl ~ TINS VI vote
tliAE4 Tnnrday uaofnlnG. M ~,
y ~ * tle sanaae, nt sEe
"a loN III Nbhll'R 3nc1h tpdBy ue-
& Y jkIl anlunnss Tor the el-
s'I.Ils N |tls tlIe plan 20 have tlt
ssntlt itend IN 3 body, hut 4 VIII
bo fNlp6aelble for tho far western
lti9miBets, 10 croHs the continent N
tiIsib, Tho senate win take charge
0f tiie vice presidents funeral and
bear llie expense. ~ II does Tor q
senator.
Fiass upon the whste House. the
dUme OF the capitol aud government
buildings were at haif mast today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

was at the time tho yecent worlds
glal interest IN that event. He had
Bulletins tclephOnod him Indicating
th9 progress of zach game. Loyalty
n1etlnl to New York, the Vice preal-
sent Expressed deep regret when the
CIRnlp foil,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

Rlaka, tMontunegro, Oct ai.--NeWH:
Of the capture pf The Turkish city Nk
Ipek, about nkgean miles froElt tins
MontoneKrln frontier by the Mpnte.
fewrln army commanded ~ deWeAaN
Vuketitoh was recpIved here today
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-16

mand. He got good contracts, bossed
his men with relentless vigor and
grew in power and prospered.
His political ascent began earlier
than this, however, when he served
as a bell puller" at election time. He
was such a forceful recruiting lieuten-
ant that he soon became boss of his
precinct. From that he rose to the
leadership of his ward and then into
the upper attitudes of state politics.
He has been delegate to many ma
tional Republican conventions and has
had several terms in the Assembly
and Pennsylvania Senate. He has fire.
quently been defeated in the course of
his progress, but he has had a singu-
lar capacity for coming back"
1t is not to be thought that Finn is
to be universally condemned as a
boss. He admits himself that he has
been one, but he has winning quail
ties when he cares to exert them
which give. him many sincere admir-.
ers. Assailed in the press as a men
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-16
Swittenberg Shoe Company's
"SeLz Royal Blue" Store
Front Street. near Lomo Theatre

tom of a disordered brain, as a night
mare is a symptom of disordered
stomach.
1t is deadly contagious disease, for
it turns the strongest head and makes
the wisest man fool. Indeed, there
is no fool like an old fool who is affect
ed with amoritis.
When a man has contracted this
love disease and is under its influence
he acts in the most idiotic manner and
performs all sorts Of antics, all Of
which he entirely renounces and re-
pudiates when he is free from it's
hypnotic spell.
But, alas. the world is changing, and
China is changing with it; the old
time proved ideas are fast giving way
to the new, and our young people are
being converted to the worship of the
blind god, and from now on there like.
ly will be more love in our courtships
and divorces in our matriomny.-From
the Chinese Annual.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-16

ace to public morality. he has always
been a member in good standing of
the United Presbyterian church and
one of its most liberal givers. His So
cial advance has kept pace with this
wealth and increase in power, so that
he was taken into Pittsburg's exclu-
sive clubs and lived in beautiful
home on Highland Hill, but he has
never attempted to hide or disparage
his humble beginnings. Films enc
mics tell dark stories of his connec-
ton with graft after the Johnston
flood, Of his association with Quay.
with whom he also had serious differ
ences, of his political struggles with
Senator Penrose and a thousand and
one other unsavory things. But what
ever his past, Finn, seeing the error
OF his ways, is stoutly for Roosevelt
and reform now, and he is the man
who was responsible, next to the Col
onel himself, for the recent Roose
welt victory in the State of Pennsyl
vania He is said to be worth ovel
I$15,O00,000. He is also credited will
greater ambition in the event Of Col
onel Roosevelt's being elected mex
November.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-16

cans and democrats in the House as
soon as 1t comes before them. The
Senate should adopt 1t without a days
unnecessary delay. The President
should sign It with the most rapid pen
he possesses. The principle should be
affirmed in the platforms of both of
the great political organizations when
they meet in convention a few weeks
hence. All conditions of all parties
excepting Theodore Roosevelt of the
new third and fourth term party
should signify their adherence. And
then, with the Clayton resolution be-
fore the states for ratification, IL any
candidate wants to test public senti-
ment by running for third term on
the ticket Of boiling or Independent
organization, the Lord have mercy on
his soul!