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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

lion ~ the hoDas Ar. burg offered
tho resolution refusing 10 take part
ln q senatorial election at this sew.
sion. Sanchez Toomba and TulIs
voted against a. 1fr. blanchard ngoln
tried % cnll up the senate finance
bli hut was voted dawn and litl
houpc took up House Blil 2ff. Chria.
man, county local option law. pro.
vldlng that 20 per cent of the voters
on 4 petition could call an election
for locnl opiion. ~ passed the hpuae.
The Burg high license biil wns made
lhe spepinl order for this AFTERNOON.
lIouae nill No. eos. by Speaker nacn,
providinG for the investment By the
town of las Vegas Of surplus fanda
of the Las Vegas land grant IN bonds
was carried.
A serious situation developed n
the house when House Joint Rosolu-
ton No. "a. providing IS day for
The membera 81 the committee on in.
vestlsaflon. was PASSED. M. isian-
chara attacked u end Mr.. Llewellyn
defended n. i.lowoilyn charged that
hundreds Of thousands of dollars hRd
been stolen b. county treasuFere and
declared The investigation would be
made. blanchard demanded the
names of the gentlemen end ileWel-
Ign declined 10 answer. saying that
the people knew. Cairon. IN cxpiain-
ing MS vote. attempted % discuss the
measuro and was ordered % Hit down
by the speaker. fle rCfutcd and COM
tinued 10 speak. with thc house IN
an unfonr the speaker ordered the
nnrnqant az arIur to enforce the order
and seat Catfon. Blanchard ieft his
scat and went 90 the assistance OF
NJ. Catron. but Mr. Cstron obeyod
the order when tha sergeant az arms
approached htm with the mwoe. AZ
tor more debate the resolution
passed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
BLOODY ENCOUNTER
WITH STRIKERS
m NEWARK
STREETS
Six Shot, Many Wounded
With Clubs and Stones
When Rioters Clash With
Police in New Jersey Town.

(By Eseafng Izernia A. =. Lrnnea Wlr4,
Newark. ~ T.. June 5.--At least
six persons were shot ana many 9th
cfs wounded By missiles In street
battle here today betwceu 1850 mrik-
ina lahorcrs and the police. Five
strikers q policeman and citizen
are at the hospital. a group ~ Itai-
ian women. armed with knives and
stones attacked laborers AZ work on
the Lnckawanna railroad and cOntin-
ucd the fight with policemen who
came % tho Rescue
One woman was arrested. but tho
biueeoat taking her 10 the police sta
ton encountered body Of marching
strikers. who sst upon him. released
his prisoner. knocked him down and
poltod him with stones until a pnsser-
BY came 10 his assistance.
The policeman omptied his pistol
into she crowd. which returned she
fire. He was reinforced by reserves.
and the strikers. after bombarding
them with stones. tied. leaving five
of their numbcr lying in the street.
a citizen was shot n the shoulder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
BURG WISEs Up
PRESIDENT
John Baron Wires to TAFT
That State Central Rspub-
lican Committee is Giving
Him the Double Gross.

tnpeeiai Telerrns, a. n,yensne uerase,
Santa &c. n ~. Juncn 5.---Scnan-
tor a. 3. Eau last evening save out
the story OF a telegram sont By John
Raron Burg TO President Taft in
forming the latter that the Ropab.
licNn Organization or Nav Muxlco IL
trying 20 give TAFT the double CROSS
senator Fail commented caussirnily
on Mr.. Burg's action, pointing 10 the
fact that az guardian OF Taft inter.
esta he was out o. place in tho re-
cent Progressive league RoOaovols
Meeting. Mr. Fall stated that both
President Taft and Nlr Roosevelt are
fuzzy conversant with his position ~
to the presidential Nomination and
approve 81 a. THE telegram sent by
Mr. hurg several days ago WAS az
foiloWai
william n. Taft. President. wash
lhetou. u. c."
n now transpircs that the ap-
pointments which you have made re-
comfy In New Mexico. with the belief
TINT You would have tho support 81
Catron. Luna. Curry and the state
central committee arc 90 be used In
trading with members ~ tho ie8ls.
lature FOR the recollection OF Fall 60
the senate ad for tho PURPOSE ~ So
curing the New Mexico delegation 20
cast n solid vote fer Roosevelt a. Chi
caEo. lsignedl
JOHN BARON BURG"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

ton and classification be returned 20
the custody 81 New Mexico, whore
they belong Mr. nnen mas made THIS
demand upon conkfess at every pea-
alon for years pnsl and ia determined
now 70 see that the request n conn
piled with.
route bill so. ses. providing for
cooperation WIN the national fish
commission In establishing FISH hatch
cries IN New Mexico, and house bill
aae providing fof the government Of
the a. Joya land grant, both BY the
speaker. were also passed b. unani-
nous vote.
Tie following measures we're passed
by the housc.
House bill zee, ~ the speaker. pro-
yldine los the management and con-
troll OF the Cebeilete Land grant IN
soccrro county.
House bill 262 BY the speaker. an
aet which requires the board Of trus-
tees 81 tine town OF las Vegas to In
vest the proceeds Of the land erant In
bu@es bearing az least four per cent
Interest
House bin ~. BY Moreno and
Eieweilyn, Amending the present law
governing tho travelling auditor and
providing for two assistant travelling
audltora and bank examiners az S2,f00
apiece. one ssenogrnpher at $1,000
and s3.6O0 for contingent expenses
The house tabled houec bill 25a by
Mr.. Hilton, an act which appropriated
$40, 900 for a wagon bridge across tho
Rio pucrco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
OFHICERSOF GERMAN
FLEET VISITORS
At WASHINGTON
Admiral Of Kaiser's Squadron,
Accompanied by Staff, Calls
on President and Secretary
Of Navy.

(Isy EvsnsnR Hefaid a. =. Leased wtre9
Washington. june 6-The admiral
Of the German VISITING squadron. wltn
the capihsn OF the cruisers Moltke.
stettln and Rremeis and other officers.
including Prince Christian OF Hossen-
Phillippsthsl-B archfeid arriyed In
Washington from Hampton roads 10
pay respects 90 ar Taft During tho
forenoon they visited the secretary OF
state snd the secretary Of the navy
wearing the brilliant fun dress uni
form ~ tho German navy,
A luncheon IN honor az Tho visitors
via arranged ~ the German amDas-
sador, Count Won Rcrnstorff, and af.
terward the German officers with the
four American naval aides. detailed
70 attend them, called on tho presi-
dent az tho white house where they
have been invited 10 dinner ia the
evening. This banquet VIM form the
most important function 81 THAR so-
journ as during Ia course tins priests
dent VIII address them on behalf or
the United States ana the German al.
miral VIII reply
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
Admission, sc and IOc
t.ongroNaman McKlnIor hi IN

Congressman Mckinley In his
sttaomont declared:
THE sober second Wrought not only
Of the Republican party but OF the
people viii be further demonstrated
at the polls IN November by the re-
election OF President Tart for a Sec
ond term. 'rhe campaign 81 blusf,
T. buiidoxe and blustcr which Mr..
Roosevelt has conducted FOR the
nomination is drawing 10 close.
Tke Republican party 20 which, as
such, no has made only incidental ap-
peal. viii paas final Judgment on the
third term candidacy OF Mr.. Rooxo-
vclt
No terrorlxatiOn or intimidation
by Mr.. Roosevelt or hts managers cnn
change the result. No compromise Is
possible as between the candidates
because the fight already Is won By
PreHident Taft. The principles for
which President TAFT stands Ia his
c0ntcat--tne preservation % conatitu-
tionai government. enforcement Of
the laws and progressive evolution as
opposed 20 reyolusion---wiil be- written
into the next Republican platform"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
wARsIIIPs oItDEHtED
AT ONCE 80 GINA

Washington. June After a con-
ference between President Taft and
SECRETARY Knox az the white house to-
day 4 was announced that the gov-
eminent would Immediately despatch
four American battlosiips 70 Cuban
waters.
Al the state department Il was said
the movement Of washlps and marines
mad not boen directed from Washlae-
ton nor did Il mark any departure
from the attitude of nOn-inlervention
IN political sense. 20 which the Urit-
ed states has 80 far strictly adhered
~ UNDERSTOOD Commander Kiinc Cd
the Guantanamo station, sent the
marines on his own authority.
Complaints have boon coming from
owners and mnnaseFs OF planfatsous.
mines and railroads % American
owncrahip against tho altitude Of the
lnsurrectos. and the fallarc Of the
Cuban government % AFFORD protec-
don Il does not appear that the de-
struction Of property 80 far would
amount 20 more than tloe.Go0 To-
DAY "A, II. Lewis, mauagor Of lthe
0uentanamo Western Hallway com
pany, an American corporation. came
here and appealed 10 major General
Wood CHIEF OF stan, fof tho protection
81 that properly By hia account,
only small part Of the truth as 10
the actual extent ~ lhe dopredations
committed by the insurgents. mas
reached the public Tor the reason that
the few Americans and spaniards Ia
Oriente are fearful ot incursinR the
ill viii of the negro commanders.
The marines which left Cuimancra
FOR Ouaianamo city Win 30 divided
inio squads and assigned "a ise nlan-
tati0ns exposed to danger
president Traits decision 90 disnatch
the bhtilcahips 10 Cuban waters was
reached horause Of the need 90 pre-
cauiionary measures and not with any
intention Of Intervening. IA n not the
intent 0f the government a. make
naval demonstration.
Admiral osierhaus commander of
the Atlantic iloet has been sfaefaa
20 send enc of his divisions GO Ouan-
ianamo. ~, asmifal ~ at Key Yves,
with the flagship Washington and the
third and fourth divisions OF tho fleet
The order for sending the ships fo-
lowed ciosely a conference nf secre-
nIy Knox with "A. a. lewis. presi.
don't oi the Guamanamo ana Western
railroad, Who had earlier talked with
General Wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Convened h II a. m. when
lengthy fight WAS prcclpltaged ~
an effort 20 dsabense with Discus.
sion ~ Legislation on the regular
"Wednesday calendar
Agricultural expenditures COM
miitee resumed hearing IN its In
vestigatlon Of drainage division
OF department. Chief Dsalnaae
Engineer Wright Of Florida, fct-
fying or his connection with
North Carolina projects.
Began consideration Of bin 10
enlarge powers vi bureau ~
mines
Representative Akin introduced
resolution for inveatigatlon 81
Willis Moore, chief OF woathor
bureau.
Judiciary committee decided 30
hold executive aeasson Thufaday
20 consider sase % Judge Arch
bald.
Members 81 money trust inyes-
iiKnting committee departed for
New York 20 begin Investigation
there Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
Equally Positive Statements
Issued by Congressman Nc
Kinley and Senator Dixon
Concerning Outcome.
COMPROMISE sCORNED
By BOTH CANDIDATES
Result in Ohio Convention
Condemned as Defiance Of
Popular VIII and Praised as
Sober Second Thought.


AHAAA"NNN NN.hNUF
Chicago. june 5,- Congressman
Mckinley and senator Dixon. rcsnec-
lively directors OK the TAFT and
Roosevelt forces. alRnailzcd their al.
vent Ia the convention city By issuiur
statements containing diametrically
opposite "cerlainliea"
The Taft leaders In a formal state
ment said
President Taft viii So the nomi-
nee Of the convention with approx.
mateiy 900 votes on the first ballot
Senator Dixon In an equally POSI-
tsNe statement DECLARED the noIalna.
ton 81 President Taft II physically
ana humanity impossible with the del.
cgntes elected.
CongreEsman Mckinley added that
the personal presence OF Colonel
kooaevelt IN the convention "would
only make the outcome more certain
against him"
Senator Dixon ihslsted That The
Rooaeselt men absolutely control the
convention without taking the con-
tested delegates Into consideration
Tie attempt ~ n. ~ Howell az
NebraskA 70 take acting Chairman
hossWHtpr's place on the national
oommsifse Thursday Is certain OF de-
feat. according % leadlug members
of the committee. william n Ward
OF New York, who viii be leader
in the Roosevelt ranhs. said ne be.
llevod The Committee would quickly
dispose OF the case, adversely 10 Mr.
Ilownlrs claim
a conference ~ the party leaders
began shoflly before noon. senator
frame, who has taken charge ef much
~ the preliminary work of Organize
tion' senator Pcnrose aud National
committeeman Mulyane % Kansas
drDoker Of CONNECTICUT and others
were present Senator Dlxon's state
mcnt wss IN part.
Some Of the Taft managers In
their desperation have thrown out In
tlmatioua that majority 0f the RE-
publican ualiOnal commitiee Would he
revolutionary methods and strong
arm tactics attempt ia reverse thc
plain verdict Of ihe Republican Vot-
aFs, bitterly resent These insinu
ntiona.
we have no fear in resting oar
ease In the matter OF contested dele.
gates 20 the committees decisions.
Knowing tho personnel 81 the cOin-
lnitlec wo hive no mental reaorva-
items IN mlying that lis members viii
lry IN a Judicial spirit tho 400 COM
Tests and VIII decide them according
lo their mofita."
Senator Dixon also declared ~ DO.
loved every Roosevelt delegate would
support whatever man had the APP.
provni of Roosevelt f6r temporary
chairman.
Tho talk ~ bolt from me conpen-
lion by the Roosevelt forces be dosig-
latcd Sc funk"
The senator pointed 10 the results
lf the South DHEntv primaries a. eti
isnco of the triumph of Roosevelt
'oncernlng the ohio convention ho
said;
The Taft machine M Ohio refused
20 submit to the popular verdict the
question of the election on the slS
delegates at large They boldly aud
in defiance % the express
Wish Of the Republican voters. STOLE
ho HiA delegates az large
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
COURT NOTES.

Judge Reynolds rendered Judgment
in the district court today in tho FOL.
lowing cases; w s. strickies trustee
and F a. FIubbrll. versus aosla A.
Hubboi and Thumna 8. sInbboll. Jr..
in the sum of fL2i7,3e. being prin-
cipai part interest on prDmissory
note; the State National bank versus
y. w. hill, IN she sum OF s300. au a
promisHory note, dated October b.
i0ii; Charles b. Fowler, versus the
Continental Casauity company, In the
sum Of Si,5e0. Fowler sued tlie Com
sinontai on an accident policy, vim
ming the nsc on an appeal "a tine
supreme court.
8. sam mna.ea ironrea. Alraomn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
FIRE CLAIM SETTLED;
BRYANT TO RESUME AT
THE SAME OLD STAND

hry'fnt the quick parcel delivery
ana messenger service man. and TIA
nrst man % install m0tor cycle de-
livery n this city, says that De Il go
ing 90 immediately remodel his old
quarters on Gold avenue. recently
damaged by bro and VIII soon be in
better shape than ever 10 haadle hja
Increasing patronage Bryant also
praises most hlEhly the prompiness
with which the C,doniai Fire Insur.
nnce company Poftorneld company.
agent settled his damage claim on ac.
count Of the recent nro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Convened ~ noon.
Magazine publishers end oditors
advocated before postal commit.
tee amendment a. post0niCe gp-
Precipitation BIZ 60 awe al second
class mail equal facilities and
treatment IN postal transporta-
ton and distribution.
SENATOR Page spoke urging
passage Of his vocational cduca-
tlOnal Alil
Naval affairs committee decid-
ed 70 report naval appropriation
bin Thursday
senators AshuFst and smith
before the foreign relations c0in-
mittoe urged action ~ pressing
claims o. American citizens Tor
injuries and damages sustained as
a result Of the Mexican FevOlu-
ton.
subcommittee which infedtI.
gated Titanic disaster win begin
hearings Thursday on proposed
Legislation to safeguard sea travel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
ALBUQUERQUE BOY rs
MADE MASTER MECHANIC
missioner NJ T. 1itkncy. ftsceities
lnslnaaht PrOln0iion IN Ease souti.


The many friends In Albuquerque
az James Tlorney. son Of street Com
sEiFsioner A. 8. TierneS, viii be
pleased % know that he has been 80.
pointed master mechanic 81 tho 4. a
A. shops M stamps. Ark. resigninB
- general foreman % The H. g. g.
~ shreveport, La. TO accept the new
position. Young Mr. Tlcrney served
ne an apprentice Ia che Santa 10
shops In Albuquerque later wOrkina
for the Santa Ne az q machinlst a.
Fan nornardino and the Southern pa
cliic IN Los Angeles Jim Is mas
ter mechanic IN the real sense ~
the words being an expert on an
kinds Of machinery. understanding
thoroughly the technical a. we'll az
the pfaptical end Of iho trade. The
Shreveport News ~ d recent date hiss
the following Wflte-up on Mr. Tier
nCy'H departure from that city,
Much regret n lelt IN rnilr0ni
clrf 'ea over the resignation ~ j. n.
Ticrney. who has resigned his posi-
ton az general foreman at the * q.
=. here % accept tho position 81 nas-
Res mechanic Of the T.. q a, with
headquarters at STAMPS. Ark Never
has general foreman been niDre
uti, ertaily liked And esteemed hy all
his associates tian has Mr.. TierreN
dur,ng hle eix months stay here. and
while hts many friends regret his W.
mrt Al, they congratulate him upon
his advent into mbch wider ucld
and wish him all ulccess in his new
iiaec"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Fort Monroc. Va, june s.-Whiia
Rear Admiral Won Rebur- pasohufts
and the higher oiiicers 81 the visltinr
German cruiser squadron were vlsit.
ina Washiaeton, today the sailors OF
three foreign ships who were given
shore liberty, were taken In hand by
sailors from the American shlps and
squads ol coast artlllerymen detailed
hy Colonel strong. commandment 81
the artillery district.
The soldiers, acting as hosts, met
tho German aailors az the wharf with
their band and escorted them 10 the
post quarters. Al noon they wore
treated 10 aH old fashioned army din-
nef, and during tho afternoon a aano
Of baseball wax played by teams from
two 81 the artillery company.
Trust wifi have 10 shoot from be-.
hind rocks. ,. SANS troupe In open
frgah nta unH t.s...4t.t.a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
MARINES LANDED
ON COAST OF
CUBA
Four Hundred Men to Protect
American Lives and Prop
erty in 0riente Province /;
Battleships Sent.

caimancfa, Cuba. June 5.-Four
hundred and nifty American marines
under command Of Colonel Lucas were
landed this morning at Deses Point.
near here, from which point they pro-
ceeded By train for Guantanamo
City The announced purpose Is TO
guard American property against pOs-
slble attacks by negro rebels and not
for intervention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

HOUSE DscfAsNEg TO MIX
IN SENATORIAL sTRUGGFrc.
Immediately following the invita-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

he Graham returned on the santa
~ limited today from Danyllle. iil..
whore be visited relatives for several
weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
PRISONER WILL BE
BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL
FROM BERNALlLLO JAIL

Arrangements were made today by
District Attorney n. a. vigil. 20 have
q Handovai county prisoner removed
from the ian "a Bernaiillo 90 hos-
pltai in Albuquerque. The name Of
the prisoner o. unknown He was
arrested on the santa Re station pisl-
form ln bcrnaiillo several days ago.
being nt chat time APPARENTLY out of
hh mind Since Ms arrest be has
become seriously 30 ahysicans being
unable to diagnose the case. Il was
thought best 90 hrlnE MIN here FOR
treatment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

= no SIGN HoNEsrEAD MILF
81 Cheyenne. Wye june sA
9 e6sclai TO thc Tribune from
= Washington to-day says prcri-
q dent TAFT assured Senator War.
. rem this morning that he would
9 sign tac thrVc-ycar Homestead
= bin without any delay. A WAS
9 reported lhet the president con-
9 tcmplatcd vctolnf tho bill
eeesS~e@$ ~e zee 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Ten cents buys dollar show AZ the
Airdome. Kelley an0 Hohme musical
company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Gen. sherman eeid war II hell D.
Sam SAYS proeresalve Show business %
ius' az necessary N polltica.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Senate bill SO. ] 3. By Ar. Panky, q
cattle sanitary hoard measure, provide
ing for lhe re-feslstorlns 81 an brands
on cattle n ths state was passed With
out opposition. rhe measure Is 81 inn
porsance in that It win wipe out hum
dreds ~ deed brands now on ile
with ms cattle sanitary board.
The Ordway new era., 1912-06-14
CLOUDS ARE LIKE SNOW PEAK
Heavens at Certain Time Of Day Re-
semblo Gigantic Glaciers In
tho Alps.

Berne. Switzerland.-Whoev has
Travelled In the western states or in
Europe knows the beauty and under.
stands the fascination OF snow noun.
tains.
At places like Pau. from which on
. clear day the whole range of the
Pyrenees Is visible, or Bern, from
which, when the weather is favorable,
can be seen the glaciers of the giants
among the Oberland Alps, at such
places travellers will wait for hours
and even for days for the clouds to lift
in order to see this sight which is
so wonderful. Yet I have often OBJ
served at home great white clouds
heaped on the horizon which had the
same majestic beauty as q distant
view Of the Alps. the Pyrenees or the
Rockies. And no one has stopped to
look at them twice or to admire them.
The rosy glow on the Alps at sun
set. to see which people will even de-
sert their dinners. the pink glow Of
The Ordway new era., 1912-06-14
CHAPTER xxxllI.
The Things Above Ground:

The Things Above Ground:
Higgins lot him In. and across the
room Blair saw the figure Of the ao-
tress against the light Of the long
window. Her back was to him ~ he
came up. and though she knew who
It was. she was far from dreaming
how different . man It was that came
In to see her this morning from the
one she had known.
Won't you turn around and bid
me goodby1" he asked her. I'm 60
ing away"
She gave him a languid hand with
out looking at him.
Has Higgins gone?"
say how.de-do. and good-by? Gosh. !"
he cried as she turned. how pale you
are. darling" And he took her in
his arms.
Tho vision he had had Of her in her
coral-colored dress at Maxim's gave
place to the moro radiant one which
had shone on him In his curious
dream.
Are you very mr. he murmured.
Speak to me-tell me-are you 60
ing to die7'
Don't be a goose. boy"
1--WE had q wire from Ruggles. !"
Dan said: he tells me It's true.
have nothing but my own feet to
stand on. and I'm a. poor as Jobs
turkey" Looking at her impressive.
ly, he added. II only mind because it
will be hard on you"
Hard on me?"
"Yes. you'll have to start poor.
Mother did with father. out there in
Montana. It will be rough at first.
but others have done It and been hap
py. and we've got each other" The