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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-11-21
BARS OUT RUSSIAN GEESE
Germany's Blow TO Great Trade
Seriously Felt on Both Sides
Of Border.

Announcement has been made that
/ the German authorities have suspend
I ed the importation OF live geese from
Russia on the ground that there is a
| considerable amount OF disease prevs-
/ lent in the frontier districts OF that
/ country.
Coming. as this prohibition does. i'm
mediately prior TO the period when i'm
( ports OF live geese increase rapidly
the question is serious alike TO breed
ers in Russia, who will have large
quantities OF birds thrown on their
hands; TO German goose fatteners, as
they win be unable to I'LL Up their
pens, for the home production is total
ly insufficient to meet their require
ments, and to housewives in Germany,
who Will find the already high price
OF what is an important article OF
food advance stin further and prob
ably be prohibitive Russians state
that there is no Justification for this
regulation, that it is trade move
in the interests OF German dealers 10
force down prices and as measure
of fiscal protection TO German breed
ers.
Germany imports annually abont
100000 1--we geeze. CT which seven
Fights come from Russia. where these
birds are bred in vast numbers
throughout the western and southwest
ern governn They are bought
rom the rsisers by travelling dealers,
who drive them in huge hocks 70 the
frontier stations, where they are en-
trained for despatch 20 Berlin and 9th
er cities.
The cars used for this purpose are
built in four decks. each ar holding
about I.2QO birds Special trains are
run in the season. consisting OF a
dozen to thirty-fye cars. in accord !
ance with the supply AS many as
$4,000 geese have teen known 70 ar
rive at MagerviehLof market, Berlin. I
on a single Westminster Ga
zette.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-11-21
WHY HE LIKES WAfERMEL0NS
Iy on Those Soothing. Cooling and
Filling Fruits.

A well-known lawyer. who is spend
ing his vacation at home doing moth
ing, or. as be says. 1oafng with ali
his might" tells of a talk he had re
Gently with his colored hired man
Going TO the stable he found John
with his face buried in a big piece OF
watermelon
Why is it. John. that colored people
are so fond of watermelons
Il don't know" he replied. grinning
less Its jes' because dey's people. l
knows a heap O. white folks at likes
EN-. too. likes EN- cause dey's sooth-
in, an coolin'. an film. an spose
dey Stimulates dat away wild white
folks. reckon dey ain much differ
suce tween white folks and cullud
folks 4nsides
Perhaps not Do you consider the
watermelon a fruit or vegetable?"
Well. now. it's jus like this; Water
melons ain no vegetable. cause dey
won't stan cookin like cabbage nor
cannin like beans. nor dryin' ike red
peppers. an dey ain no fruit, cause
deg doan grow on trees an you cant
put EN- in your pockets ike apples
and peaches. Looks to me like dey's
jes watermelons."
How would it do to call II the fruit
of a cucurbitaeeous vine. distinguished
Cor interior pulpiness and copiousness
of watery juice9"
Oats it. 'zactly." said John; "dat's
jus what was goin' TO say."-lndi-
annapolis News
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-11-21
Tells the Whole story.

To say Foley's Honey and Tar
compound is best for children and
grown persons and contains no
opiates tells only part of the tale.
The whole story is that it is the
best medicine for coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis and other af-
feetions Of the throat, chest and
lungs. Stops Ia grippe, coughs
and has a healing and soothing
effect. Remember the name, Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar Compound, and
accept no substitutes. B. B.
Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-11-21
nenlnre Man on Coughs.

A crusade of education whicl
aims that common colds may be
come uncommon within the mex
generation" has been begun b.
prominent New York physicians
Here is list of the "don'ts'
which the doctors say will pre-
vent the annual visitation of tbs
cold:
Don't sit in a draughty car.
Don't sleep in not rooms.
Don't avoid the fresh air.
Don't stuff yourself at meal time.
over-eating reduces your resis-
lance.
To which we would add when
you take a cold get rid OF it as
quickly as possible. To accomplish
that you will find Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy most excellent. Sold
by al dealers
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-11-21
Growth of Uncle Sans Navy as Shown by Comparison
Between the Old Battleshp Massachusetts, and the
New Super Dreadnought Arkansas-GlimpSes
of the Atlantic Fleet at New York

arte ko Uncle ong
~ r
Il New d the "
1913 lvthe rgatnu m
rnlya hut 10 tina he hh as
psenedb " the he wo Il
duin Hugoo s % in o fee
theft pConn e
tdnppng through week
to the d an he w o he
eogH o
review mfnethep de
t
these M An o
eSransfe f with
nf,uten o.
mhNDnn dT 4
o feet 70 o t2
ofud older
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-11-21
A Great Building Falls.

when its foundation is undermined.
and if the foundation of health
good digestion-is attacked, quick
collapse follows On the first
signs of indigestion, Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills should be taken TO
tone the stomach and regulate the
liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleas
ant, easy. safe and only % cents
at all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
SIERRA COUNTY TOWNS
FEAR ARMED INVASION

llillshuru, y. NJ, Nov 29.--Consld-
crablr a urchrnsion hns been caused
In this city by reports from Fuirvicw.
Cuchillo and Monticello of the pres
encc at "a band Of some twenty-five
armed McNiCans believed to have
come from Old Mexico aud To bc reb-
els planning a raid to secure pro-
Visions and ammunition.
Monticello people report that mem
bcrs uf the party made minute In
uulrics about the amount Of stores
carried 10y mercantile houses. obey
Ing warning sent out 10y sheriff
Kendall. who Is looking for the "in-
vadcrS' with - posse, II sharp watch
was kept last night at Monticello. but
no trouble Is reported one theory IL
that the MeNicHns are cudcavOrlng to
recruit some OF the mountain Apachcs,
former followers OF Geronimo and
NictoriO, and their descendants. Ia go
on the warpath and satisfy their han
kcrlng for warfare by taking the Held
against the Mexican fedcrals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
STOLEN BONDS FOUND
ON MUNICIPAL DUMP
fuy Leased wire 20 nvsnlMr MsraIal

| bN "Nrt hNenAhA AheFaNu
Kansas Clty. Nov. as. Bonds hGv-
Ing face value of Sl4O, 900, together
With checks and n fsmall amount of
coupons that disappeared hero July
8 last when two registered mail sacks
were stolen while en- route from tho
postufIicc To tho railway station hero
wore found today on the city dump
by three lnhurcrs.
Tho bonds were Waco, Texas city
paper, whirh at tho timc they disap-
pCarcd frum "A mIil trolley car en-
roui" To the railway station, were be-
ing shipped by the Commerce Trust
company nr this city tO tho Guarantee
Trust company OF New York GUY.
They were insured by IN English con-
c"rn for the fun amount, S1i0.OOO,
which was paid two weeks after tho
disappearance. Police and federal
officials could nnd no clue to what
surJncu company offered Sl,Uou re-
ward for its return.
Three workmcn who I've In Hharks
on tho city dump viii divide the
Thousand dOllarR between them. white
digging up sand last night 1" throw
upon u weed lrC that threatened their
homes. they Cuino upon the frat at the
.lrlfs Thcy carried II to tho f"d-
rr.u authorities. Officials sct about
digging for the other sack today and
uncovered II within u few yards pf
where ia" nrst was found.
Thr bonds were IA good condition,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
CHILDREN IN TEARS
As PROSECUTOR
DENOUNCES
SKEED
Little Daughter of Texan on
Trial for Murder Led Weep
ing from Courtroom During
Trying Ordeal,
INTENSE INTEREST IN
FINAL STAGES OF CASE
my Leased Wire ~ EvrnlaR Herald

ny Leased Wire 'o EVrnlaE Herald
Fort worth, Texas, Soy. -. Nrgu-
mcnts were heard tudi, ~ the triul
"f !. a. Snord, charged with the muir
der ct captain y e. lIulru. scarcely
had j. Y. Gummius, the Hrst speaker
for the prosecution, uprnrd IN d"um.
citation of Snecd. when littlu Gcursr
Reel Snrrd. u 6-yCar-old daughter ct
the defendant. burst inth tears Sh"
wus led from the court roam Sncrd H
daughters, aRcd ana II. were at the
trial for the first time
Relatives and friends uf the BOyCr
ana Snrrd families, both OF whom
represent widespread husincss and
social interests In Tcxau. were gath
cred In separate groups IN the court
room. Interest was intense IN the
final stage ot the long lvgll struggle
that grew out ui Surod's sensational
DEALINGS with pruhlrms raised by his
wifos Clnpcmcnt with young Al
Huycc.
Lounurt Snccd, tho elder daughter,
| listened intcntly ~ MIR. CummlnE
| shouted that verdict of manslnu ugh
ter could not AitNo Succd She studied
the troubled face or her father. then
| impulsivcly threw her arms about hiH
neck and kissed hiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
PROFEsSORDEFENDS
TEACHING OF
CLASSICS IN
SCHOOLS
Deprecates Idea That Chief
Aim of Education Is to Fit
Students for Struggle for
Existence.
BETTER THINGS IN LIFE
THAN sHOVELING SNOW
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald

my Leased Wire to- Evening Herald /
Chicago, Nov. ga drfcusu of the
classics ~ IA necessary part uf cdu.
cation was made today 10y President
Fred y scott OF the national council
OF teachers OF English, IN convention
here.
ITO make modern ears sensitive tn
tn" muyiC of bygunc ages" said Pro-
fcssor scott. "will newer cease to Ne
one ~ the noblcst ut the teachers
functions. when We abandon that
hard task for thu easy appeal to cur.
rent superficial interests. we rob the
student Of about the best Blft IL IN
ours To- bestow.
The phrases, preparation for ne
and relation to lifc,' have been Hu
bHndicd about Of lato that they have
hccomc stale and Improbable" con-
tinucd the speaker. "liating and
drinking aud running a typewriter
and selling stocks and bonds aud
shuvcling snow on the front walks
what are these H. this the litr Tot
which our costly system of education
II To- prnvld9? lr so, II lie means
simply keeping ourselves alive, our
tonchrrs are Oxtravnguntly uVurpuid
\ lttlc chlurofurm would Rchicv" u
better result at Il fraction of the cost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
breaking Up Cadet JL.ttIna.

Annapolis, Nov 20.--AcCOrdlng 10
unoifcial but reliable information here
superintendent Gibbons Of the naval
academy following up his anti betting
order 10 the midshlpmen II day or
two ago has given ample demonstra-
ton that he means business In his
determination TO break mp the practice
Of betting IN the inter-service athletic
contests, one youth who was cndeav-
orlng to enact bet with West point
on Saturdays game was discovered
and following an Investigation OF the
circumstances he has been placed
under arrest aud sent 10 the prison
ship Rcina Mercedes. For years II
has been customary for the cadets OF
the two academies 20 form "A betting
pool at even money on the result OF
their annual football game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
SERBS ENTRENCHING
AGAINST AUSTHIANS

Vienna, NOV 2s.--'The assertion
that servia ls mobilIZlng against Aus
tria. Hungary II made today by the
Reichspost. The cntrcnched positions
near the town Of Semcndria, on the
Danube, have been occupied already
by servian troops Of the Danube d.
vision.
The Servian recruits bclonglng to
the oOntIngents due to he called upon
In 1918 and 1914 have been called
out by the Servian office aud chris
tlan prisoners among the Turkish
troops captured are being induced
20 serve In the Serylan army.
The weaponS captured from the
Turks are being hurrledly repaired
at this servian arsenal at kragueye-
vatE, where also ammunition is being
made IN large quantities.
Cattle and cerealA are being requi-
aitlOnsd by the servlan war office and
taken 20 NlHh. which the ReichsDoS'
aaye will he formed into serviau
TchatAlja, or last line of defense. The
garrison OF the entrenched camp there
ia being rapidly raised to 10000
mep.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
MICHIGAN MAY RETURN
TO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
(By Irascd Wire To Evening Herald |


chicago, %uv. -. Sentiment la,ur-
ed the return at III" University uf
Michigan iu the western utcr.rullrE-
iato conference when lu,ultN r"pir.
SentHtlvos Of th" iig sim opened
their annual tail meeting nor" to-day.
Their SESSIONS VIII cuutinu" mltl Ia.
morrow,
Editors Of student publications ul
the University Of Chicago. Chicago, II.
llnois Wisconsin and Minnesota also
held a meeting for the purpose at
hnumlng Michignn'S return and their
musings were IN br laid before tho
conference representatives.
According Ia statements ma"o by
tho accredited representatives Of the
universities or chicago and Illinois,
Michigan return wlll hinge on the
attitude Of the school toward the
training mhlr aud th" only change
of a "Big 'rrn" thrrrtUrn seemed id
rcst on u compromls" ~ the subject of
food for athletes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
CHILD WITNESS N
DYNAMITE CASE
IDENTIFIES
TWO MEN
Readily Points Out Defendant
As Persons Who Carried
Mysterious Box to Scene Of
North Randall Outrage.
OLDER PERSONS TAKE
STAND TO CORROB0RATE
fBy Leased wire to uvsnIaE Hersidl

TBR Leased wire 60 EVehiaG Heraidl
indianapolis. Nov. aH.--Ns the
youngest witness yet to testify, cleo
Beard. ~ years old, picked out from
the forty-hvc defendants at the "dy
Mantle conspiracy" trial today two
men whom she said she saw shortly
before an explosion at Nurth randall,
ONO ON March %, 1911. In that cN-
pluslon AN ore Conycyur VAS blown
up by nitro-glyccrln with 100000
damage.
The little witness. garb"d IN a pink
dress, climbed into the high witness
chair and. looking toward the &C.
ruscd bomb throwcrs told her
story She said with her sister she
was going along n lonely road toward
her home at North Randall.
1T was just before dark. she said,
con the road we met the men who
were carrying a. box between them
The men were coming toward Ran
dali from the direction of Cleveland,
one Of them had n funny face"
~ funny face" asked District At
torney Miller; "do you see him IN the
court room"
YES. that's him. replied Miss
Beard. pointing 20 George Anderson
Cleveland. II defendant.
Hes the one that carried the boa
and there's another one" she added.
pointing To Peter J. Smith, Clevo'
land. I'VE had not been home more
than an hour when the explosion, Il
mile away. knocked the dishes on tho
table"
Laura Beard, rs years old, alsc
Identified tho men.
Anderson and Smith, iron woi keiy 2
are accused by the government o'
having bluwu up the North Randall
job because II was erected on the
open shop basis.
The box which the sisters testified
they saw in the hands Of Smith and
| Anderson WAS produced In court Hno
! was Identified ny other witnesses a.
having been found In the wTeC kuBS
OF the explosion,
with the examination Of It's J35ti
witness, the gOvcrnmCnt practically
lcomplctcd It's case today although tht
district attorney said h" would cal
@ few more witnesses To- testify OF
minor points Til" defense then vii
| begin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
PHOTOPLAY MOGUL
TWICE MARRIED
IS CHARGE
New York Woman Asks $780,
900 from Man She Was In
duced to Wed and Whom
She Alleges Had Another
Wife.
Lny Icn.rd WIrc 10 IiycnIng lIcraIdl

/ By LEASED Wire a. Evening IIrraidl
Sow iurk Nov. 80 .. Herbert l..
Mites, president ot u motion picture
ulm company, was arrested today and
gave huil 10 insure his appearance at
the trial ul q breach at promise suit
brought against him by Miss Edna
NJ Mortu or thls city. MisH Moran is
suing Tor $4,000, she declares Miles
TX "w"alrhy and Uf high social stand
Ing" ana charges that when she mar
riod him In Philadelphia In August,
1911, he had another wife living al
whom ho told her nothing,
Miss Moran Ia her bill. asserts that
Miles told her on their wedding eva
that his real name was Herbert w
BrlatOw and that he lived ,as some
place IN ohio. Miles In nOk living
Miss Moran charges, with his first
VITO, formerly Mrs. Katherine WeB-
Ter of Washington, y. g.. whom he
married In 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29

RUSSIAN STUDENTS
ANXIOUS FOR FIGHT
Granting to Serbs of Port on
Adriatic Which Shall Not
Be Fortified Is Suggestion
for Settlement.
tBy Leased Wire to EvcninR HeraIdl

lBy Leased Wire To- Eyening Herald
London, Nov. 2n.--Diplumats here
said today that ServiH fears Austria
Hungary viii not wait for the whole
question of the Balkans to be Cunsld-
cred by a conference OF the Euro
pean powers after the cessation OF
hOstilitics. According tu Vienna re-
ports she II mUbiliZlng her army on
the Austrian frontier Tor the prOtcc-
ton Of her territory,
Although warlkc feeling pre-
walls In Vienna and 81. Petersburg.
the rulers and ministers Of Russia and
Austria Hungary continue working To
avert q conflict.
The suggestion has been thrown
out in one diplomatic quarter that
the matter would he quickly settled
" SeTvia were given the port of San
Giovanni Di Medua on the same
terms as those by which Montenegro
held Antivari until 1908.
Those conditions were that no forts
should be erected and no MOntcnegrin
WaFships should he stationed there.
and no foreign Wal hip should be ad-
mltted 90 the port.
Neither Servia or Austria Hungary
has expressed an opinlon on this pro-
pOsal.
Tina propo=al nf sir Edward Grey.
the British foreign secretary. that u
conference OF the ambassador Of the
leading European powers be called
TO facilitate diplomatic Intercourse,
which has been sympathetically re-
Ceived al the respective capitals, II n
hopeful ulgn that way viii be found
out OF tho differences without "A resort
To arms
In the meantime, the Turkish ana
Bulgarian peace delegates are cOntin'
uIng their discussions at Bugtche,
near the Tchataije line OF fOrtihca-
tiuns, and these deliberations, with
the arrival OF Osman NHzimi PnShn'
the Turkish ambassador TO Germany.
will reach more serious stage.
The hope OF the Turks that they
win he allowed To retain part of
Thrace, including the tortrcsscs Of
Kirk. X Kilisseh and AdrianOple, can
hardly be rccOnciled with the Bulgar'
iana claims. so that unless there
should he good deal of givc'and-
take, the allies probably viii carry
out their threat of proceeding toward
COnstRntlnople,
IsInail Kennel licy, the president ni
the provisional government of NJ
banla, has telegrnphed To the italian
foreign minister:
THE national assembly. composed
Of delegates from all the districts ol
Albania. without distinction ~ re-
Iigion. has proclaimed the indepcnd
ence OF Albania and constituted U pro
vlalOnal government"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
CONFESSION Clears
MYSTERIOUS
MURDER
Of TWO
Prisoner at Buffalo Admitn
Killing Boys at LaCkawans
na and in Central Park
New York City. SiE.
MANIA FOR WRITING
P0sTALs GIVES CLUE
Iny Leasea WIre 40 nr.nlnn rI..nInn

Ihy Leased Wire 60 Rganln2 MaenI1n
Bunalo. y. Y, Nov. 29.--J. Frank
Mickey today made a full confeaaionl
Of the urler october i2, 1914 90
Joseph :. Joscphs. the I year Dgq
Lackawanna boy and OF Mlchasi
kruck, the New York newsboy. De-
ccmber ~, 1909. sy
Roth tho Joseph's boy. whose dln1
mcmhercd body was found Ia a oeaas
pool back OF Il saloon in LachaWanhk.
November 10 and tho Kruck boy Weg9
strangled to death.
Hickey attributed his crimes 70 thu
excessive use Of llauor. when drunks
he A,id, no was possessed OF an tr1
rcsistlblo mania for killing boyM 1Ed
denied no had committed other olraA
ilnr crimes and Aaid he was repents
ant for his deeds and expected "a Pan
tho penalty.
Young Joscphs disappeared the efe
tcrnoon nf October ~. 1At4,t Mln
father George Joaepha q pgomlnont
merchant OF IAlekawAnna, inslala&
from the start that the boy haA 6eep'
kidnapped and a country-Wida aoaFelE
was instituted.
NAlNhNN NNH hANtHNNNa Nv " VVNWNN.Ii
for inehrlntes at whiting, NJ y. Izia
fondnosa for writing postal oaTdm ~
tho police provsd his undoing, 1t4
mailed cards from Boston and New
York and their reproduction IN n
newspaper led n friend OF Hickey's 10
inform the police OF his naspicionss
Tho order for arrest followed. ~
In ono postal from Boslen the them
unknown writer wrote of the KrucA
murder a. follows. /,
Wednesday, night, Dec. tpoa.
II enticed Michael KFuek. nRwsa
boy at Hlghty-alwfh ssrAnt ana Gems
ttrai plirl, wevt New EorE city, late
the park opposite the entrance 20 ths
Arsenal police station. Btrau8iod
him and Just escaped the og5icer who
found him az ! came back (few wVrdl
here llliglble). Three times have
taken life, twelve times ! have tried
and cannot help IT,"
Another card from Boston told oi
the murder ot the Josophs boy and
whore tho body could be found. The
police followed the minute instSuc'
tlOns ON tho card and recovered thS
body IN decomposed fragmonta.
Hickey will be formally arraIgned
Monday on the charge or murder III
tho first degree.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
DEMAND WESTERN MAN
FOR CABINET POSITION
IBy Leased Wire 20 Evening ITcrnIdI

Denver Sow 20, --- The Dcnvcr
Chnmbrr ut commerce today adopted
Il resolution introduced by GoycruOr
John T., ShufrOth, which requests
President -rlcct Woodrow Wilson 10
consider - western man for the posi-
tinn at secretary of the Interior. The
resolution names former Governor
Ava Adams nf Pueblo az "thc man
best htt"d hy temperament. training
aud experience for that OlIlce."
President John O Hibben al
Princeton university Was II guest Oi
honor at IN" Chamber uf Commerce
luncheon today and spoke briefly on
the subject at benevolent Trusts, "
pointing out what he termed the
"Nalu" of concentration In CONNER
Clal development"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
AMERICAN FEDERATION
OF LABOR FINISHES WORK
(By Leased Wire 10 EvsnInR Herald I

NuthesIrr = 7, Nov, 2p,--Tudny
brings to its close the activities Ia
connection with the annual conven-
tion nf tn" American Federation OF
Labor, for which drlrpatrs came to
Rochester three weeks ago. The clos
Ing meeting or tdc building trades de
partmcnt this afternoon viii decide
tho hnal settlement Of several iurls.
dlctlUndl disputes ana officers at the
department viii nc elected for AN.
other year.
Ia spite uf the heavy tasks assigned
the various committees, the reports
were made today Several matters Of
Jurisdiction Wrru settled In cases
where trnd"s unions IN this city and
elsewhere have refused Ia align Them
selves with central trade bodies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
MAGNATES PAX
LAST TRIBUTE 10 BUsM

[By Leased WhRo % NfvsmlnR MesNeaN
Indianapolis. Nov aee--Mnny baatN
hall and buHlneBS associates arrives
today for the fuherai OF John r.
Brush, president OF the New YorA
National league baseball club. wha
died early Tuesday Ia his private oar
near Louisiana. Mo-, while en- F0uta
west for his heath, Tho funsral waa
announced for Y o'clock this aaters
noon at 81. Paurs TapiacopAl chureh
and burial At Crown Hiai cem0tOry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29
MUHDIdIIER ONCE FTIEED
FOR LACK OF EVIDENCE

New York. Nov. 2s,---The oody oe
Michael Kruck. one OF the boys
Hickey confessed having murderads
wan found In an excavation In Cens
tral park Tho night of December t0s
1909. Death had been duo TO strnn-
gulation Hia father. who Ia n tailor,
and his mother are etill living Ia this
city, Suspicion was directed toward
Hickey az tho time no was picked un
In Buifnlo In n maudlin condition, IN
semi .dclirious state he confessed TO
tho murder, hut when the eFfocts ot
tho liquor wore OF he repudiatod the
confession and was subsequently ro-
leased owing TO lack OF evidence.