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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

Roswell. \. NJ July dl,- ~ re-
suit oi the most shocking optomobile
accident In the history oft this Sec
lion. little Lorens whheWau rs
year old daughter of Fhe Chief
Charles whitoman, was instantly
Killed last night at dusk ot 'f.oscrn
Lane" when speeding aNsomoblle
without headlights crashed Into a
big cottonwood tree whIeh had
saggcd down across the road
n. NJ. wilkerson sustaInoqa 3 crushs
cd skull and Internal lnjuner; Airs.
Wllkerson was hurt Internally; Fire
chief Whltemnn had his inlt arm
broken and right ahouldcs almost
torn on; Mrs Whlteman's NltIh was
crushed and Miss Victorio Naan wna
bruised about the head and body. All
are In the hospital where the stealth at
least of MIR. and Mrs. wterNon IL
hourly expected.
Lovers Lame. one OF the most "a
nous drives In the state, is lined
with great cottonwood trees which
lean over and meet at the top. one
of tho trees had split and half OF it
slowly aagged over until II was just
low enough t0 srage the top Of an
automobile radiator. Having passed
safely under the tree early In the
evening. the returning party OF mo-
torists paid no attention to II, and. "a
u WAS Just getting dusk, the head
lights were AIill dark. Tho car was
running al least twenty miles ar
hour aud hlt tho tree like "A projec-
tile Miss Whitemans neck was la.
Slantly broken by the terrific impact
and all tho other occupants of the car
were hurled IN all dIrections, Mr.
Wiikerson ana the dead girl being
pinned under the overturned machine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
REREL SOLDIERS LOOT
HOMES or MOEtsGONs.

Cnaas 0fnnden, Mexico, July 5l.--
Rebel soldiers looted many private
homes og M0rmona IN this colony yes
terday taking bedding and other ar
tlcies All Of the Mormon families
have fed 10 ri paso for safety fol-
lowing their dlaaFmament by the
rebels, and only lhe men ramain.
They are powosless 20 protect them-
selves and, while General salaEar, In
command OF the rebels. had twV OF
his soldiers executed yesterday for
aoiling ~ and rohblng q number oi
M0rmOne On route 10 the railroad, he
has not made any attempt 20 ssop
his men from iooslne the unprotect-
"a h0r,ea of Americans,
Nightly providers are taking prac-
tlcaily everything movable IN the col.
onies. knowing that me eoionlsln have
no means Of protection left % them.
The flight OF Ainoiisana 20 the bor-
der continues Laas nights and to-
days trains carried many Americans
from Pearson, MADEIRA and other To-
cn'ltles outside tie Mormon settle
menls. and among the number wsrs
many men. some ol these are leav-
ing through Dissatisfaction AZ remalh-
Ing here after their Families have de-
parted others are going because they
are AFRAID for their llgeB
The defeat Of thu federal command
from Sonora by ihe rebels az Olltos,
leaves the rebels upoppoaod IN thols
entry 50 aonofa, when sney are ready
ID leave thlb Aneilon, ana breaks ur
tho plans ~ she faderAa corumandol
at Chlhhuohua 70 Ros tbo rebels be-.
tween twp federal nFHa Ko had
plrnned 10 hnpo fha sonora com.
ulnud under 0hHaI&ia NnnHnra and
nIannN BLOCK iht nAaaane 81 lhe rehel.
lnlo 8pnora smith n.s main ARMY coula
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
TODAY IN CONGRESS



Convened "a n0on.
Forcien relations committe adopt
ed report Of SENATOR Lodge re'al-
nFmlng scope OF Monroe doctrine An
no uncertain terms,
antincntiOn OF Newfoundland fish
efioH treaty, signed recently BY Great
Britain and the United states. was
agreed 70 BY foreign relations oom-
mittoe.
Democrats Ia caucus agreed 90
stand hrm for IAFoiletie wool tarim
revision bin and ask house for fur
thor conference.
A favorable rep0rt on senator
Roots bin for lhn Treaty OF uhent
celebration. wna ordered by tho for
uign relations committee.
Ileaumed consideration 81 Cor
bett tunnel ban over prenldent'a
House.
Convened az noon.
Representative aarlh0lGt spoke on
The chicago Republican convention
delegate contests. aslaeklng Colonel
Roosevelt
Considered legislation of the roRu.
lar Wednesday calnndar.
DemoCrallO leaders agreed 20
smother cauqu1 on batisooialD proc
Nfafn YnuFp0NN or friday.
Agreement reached 70 devote
three hours % political coremon-
los az the White houAo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
ATTORNEY ADVISED
DARROW TO LET
CASE DRAG
One Of MoNamara Lawyers
Was Anxious That Counsel
Should Have Opportunity to
Pocket Large Fees.
CRy Rvsalss Hssala a. ?. l.saasa wIrsI

Los Angeles July Al. 49, rho direct
examination Vt Clarence y. barrow IN
his trial for alleged jury bribery was
concluded hair hour after the trial
was resumed today and his cross cx-
animation was begun.
The conclusion Of the direct exam
inatlon WAS devoted largely To the
testimony OF John u. Harrington. the
Chicago lawyer whom barrow had
employed as his chief investigator la
the McNnmara case.
Harrington. said DaFrow, was a
guest ai his home while he was me-
gotiating with speciaf Federal Prose-
cutor Oscar Lawier and until he went
before the federal grand jury here.
"Hc told mo az that time" said
barrow. that he had Informed Law
Ter he knew nothing that would re-
fleet upon me.
Harrington also told me that II I
had any regard FOR myself would
have let the Mcnamara case run on
for two years 20 that we could all
make plenty OF money"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
lCAN SAVE
new YORK POLICE
LIEUTENANT If
GUILTY
Prosecutor Determined That
Murder Conspiracy Cannot
BE CcndOned by Revelations
Of Corruption.
SECOND MURDER OUTCOME
OF ROSENTHAL KILLING

tny Sweating uerala A. =. fseaas& Wirs1
New York, July si,--fF n can be
proved that Police Lieutenant Becker
inatlgatsd tho murder OF Herman Ross
enihai. tho crime cannot be condonod
for any exposure OF graft that he
might be able to produce, said Dis
trtef Attorney whitman to-day.
The district attorney will hold nn-
other conference with Rose this aft
eFnoon. Roses entlmnta OF tho ans
nuni graft Rs 2.tO0, 600 rs regarded M
conservative. Rose alleged four po-
lice officials got the money. The aus
thoritlcs arc iavealigating q report
that James Verrclla, nalOonkocpor
shot by gangstcrs early today, was
killed IN revenge for hlR betrayal Of
"Daco Frank" Clroficl, alleged meme
bcr OF the gang that killed Rosen-
thai.
Every trail ana lead " 20 be fol-
lowed peraiutently. no matter where
Il nnds, by District Attorney Whit
man 10 learn by whom the $4,000, ,0o0
aran money said 10 have been dis
tTlbuted wRs finally received.
The relations between the gamblers
and the rolice is, In the opinion Of
the district attorney, a natter OF more
public importance than the Rosenthal
case.
The district attorney proposes 20
break up lhaRe relations said 20 exist
between the gamblers and the police
II he has 80 protect every man In
voived In tho murder of Rosenthal
except those who fired the ahsta.
More than sfty witnesses will be
subpOenaod TO appear before the
grand Jury TO tell what they know
of alleged noilce hlackmesl.
District Attorney whitman M IN
noseeaslnn pf fat of Enineu a. 80
ait iittic nahahleta alVoh him y
ROHo. who alleged they we're made g
give up. Rose says the snmbieru paid
from sb0O to $50 month.
Meanwhile Pollce Lieutenant neck-
er, prisoner IN the Tombs. II say
Ing nothing ana theer IN no conflrma
tlon of the report that his defonsc
Will be that three gamblers, Rose,
Vallon and Wehber. finding the caHe
going against them, got together and
framed tho story that woHld involve
iiccker,
"BIg Jack" soollg. to whom Rose
says he sent word 10 get the men to
slny foaonthal. vii; appear when
wanted .iis counsel rss told the
public prosecutor that Seelig would
toll everything he know of the case
The alleged assnsslns of Ilorenthnl,
Harry H1rowliz. or "Oib the Bl0od; y
Lefty Louie" and "whitoy" Lewis,
ara atill at larRe. "DngO Frank" Giro
flcl In In cpatody.
A report reached the criminal
courts today that mn affidavit had
Jeen prepared positively implicaiing
a hlgh police official IN the gambling
graft, District Attorney whitman
declined to confirm or deny the re-
port.
Mayor uaynor this afternoon H.
sued call for a special meeting OF
the bonrd of aldermen ON Monday
next to authorize "A committee TO In
vustlgnto police cOnditions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
Taft BRAVEST AND
BEST President
OF UNITED
GATES
Colorado Republican COnven-
tiOn Opens With Enthusias-
tic Demonstration for Man
Nominated At Chicago.


eny nvssina fisrala =. y. n.sassa Wlfel
Denver. July aa.--rhe mention Of
the name OF President Taft BY rem-
pornry Chairman Frank G. Cloudy
started a demonstration AZ the open-
Ing of the Republican state assembly
to-day that continued several mlnuiea.
ne 6emonstration followed Chairman
fiopdy's declaration that mo cleaner,
10 sravcr. no niore ahIe man ever
occupied tho WHITE House than Will
iAm howard Taft"
chairmal Cloudy In closing quoted
from tho public nttcrancts of Theo-
fore Roosevelt IN 1908 that Taft is
tho bcnt man FOR president within the
confines Of the United states"
The assembly then recessed to 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
SUGAR TRUST HEARING
MOVES TO SALT LAKE

san Francisco. July a1.---The hcar-
Ing Of the governments suit in equity
against the American sugar Refining
company Will be- taken up IN Salt
Lake city Monday according TO Ass
slatant United States District Attor-
ney DOrr who " nsslating Ia thu
prosecution Ia the suii now being
heard here.
George q, Parkinson OF Preston,
Idaho. formerly director Of the
Idaho Sugar company, and n. q.
whitney of salt Lake clty, secretary
OF the utah-idnho Sugar company
will be examined az salt Lake city.
HObert Oxnafd on redirect exami-
nation today, reviewed his previous
testimony regarding tne fight of In
dependents to stay in the Missouri
river market.
IA anawer Ia a question by Dorr to-
day as 10 what he considered the
cause OF the sugar conflict uf 1891.
oxnsrd said.
Fl consider that iho war had been
carried Ia az by II. q. Havemeyer
when tnv American sugar Refining
company rcducce the price in the
Miusouri river 'errltory to "a cents
a pound
John l.. Howard, president ~ tho
Union sugar company of hnllaravip,
cal, and the Alnmcda sugar coInpany
OF Alynrado. cal, followed oNnNrd oil
the stand,
Il WAS brought out durIng uxnard'u .
examination that he had tried 20 per
nuadc Howard 10 sell halt OF the cpni-
mon stock OF both companies a. fHr
Hnvomeyor interest in 1909, advancing
the opinion tnas c0-Oppfatlpn with slnl
American iiool sugar company would
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
oROzCO WANTS ONLY
ARMS AND AMMUNITION.

Junrez, Mexico, Jdly ai.-ueneral
orosco declared today that he isd
aot want Intervention. and that "it
the United states will throw down
tho barriers and let US have all the
ammunition we can buy, ! promise 10
sixty days TO have peace restored IN
Mexico and stable government In
charge. III anybody wants interven"
ton. Il IN Madoro and his family, who
are worth millions, which they FEAR
the revolutlonista may convert" de-
clared the rebel chef IN conclusion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
STORMY SESSION or
MInsOulI pItOGRERaIVE.R

Kansas city 5uly ai,---CongreaH-
IonaI ana county candidates win be
nominated by tho progressive party
in Missouri this year. This WAS or
dercd by the state progressive cOr-
vention here today after stormy
iiigouasion that occupled the entire
G'orninK reHslon. A fused ticket VIII
also be nominated In 81. Louis.
the state committee was instruct-
ed to call congressional ana county
conventions IN tho various dls.rlcla
and counties 10 nominate the candi-
dates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
SOLDIER FOUND SELF
SLAIN IN BARRACKS

Fort Stevens Ore. July af.--Ap-
pnrently under an alteration aa the
result 0f blow on The head with
poker some months ago, John kuhnn.
private soldier committed suicide
today BY shooting. iio was usepaon
of State Representative Jefforis of
Oklahoma.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
DEl TESCRUSHED
By STEAM ROLLER
INDICATED BY
CALIFORNIA
Men Thrown Out Of Republics
an National Convention ia
Have Seats in Bull Moosa
Gathering.


eng n,spins essula A. n Assnana wssab
Fan Freneisce. 4nsv a. headed
BY Governor Johnncn who honraaa
the train az aaefamenfo. and with
charles = wneeleF and Phillip Slnn~
croft of San F'ranoiaoo. the two
Callfornla delegates 10 tina Ropnusl-
can convention who were unseatea ~
the national COMMITTEES n ths KeFty.
Callfornin'a deiaaaiiou 20 tha cnnVen.
tlon of the netlonal pronrrnlvo party
at Chicago Aunuet 8, left that city To-
day On q special train.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
TAFT NOMINATION
DEPENDED an HOUaIl

Washington. July Representa- =
tive Bar,hoidt. Ropubllcan. Of Mis-
souri. attacked Colonel Roosevelt IN
tho house today. defending President
rafs'a nomination.
Colonel Roosevelt. he Eaid. had gone
To tho chicago convention r'whan he
waH no longer at heart "a Republic
can"
Mr.. nnrtholdt continues
"ln tho light of later events We
know that Mr.. Roosevelt never iu-
tended to abide by the decision of
tho convention except he himself
would be the nominee.
"a ncw party was born. but " "
not hound Co be- atiii-born7 can o
party live or ought " 20 live when
lta ilr,hright IN a iieg"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
LOoting Of American Homes
and Property Continues
Practically Unchecked
Though Persons Are Re-
spected.
OR0zCO DEMANDS THE
LIFTING OF EMBARGO
With All the Guns and Ammu.
milton He Can Purchase
Rebel Commander Promises
to Quickly Clean Up Fed
erals.
anr nvsslsE IIsraIe 4. :. I.sasse WI'sI

sny Evsnsng yasraia A. q. t.easse wiTsp
IN Paso. July sl.-Refugees con-
,,nue 60 pour into El Paso from
northern Mexico. whore the rebels
are dlsarmlng them and al VINO arc
unable 10 get accommodations IN mo-
tells ar rooming houses are being col
Iectea IN an abandoned lumber yard
vntu tents. authorized by congress,
can reach here from -. Louis ior uls-
trlhution. About a hundred rei"Eees
arrived last night the iarser po.-
tlon OF them men, who are now ioI.
lowing the women and Children most
of whom are cut.
NothlaE e.p ae heard here from
the American. at the Dolores mining
camp. northeast of Madeira in Ch-
huahua. The rehels In taking the
town seized all horses and mules. ana
she Americans have no way OF get
ting out as no railroad operate 10 tue
camp. About 100 Americans NVe
there.
10. G. Liorente, Mexican consul al
FI pnao declares the M0rmons had no
business having any rifles 10 be seiAeo
by the rebels.
II told o. =. Brown, agent for the
Mormon col0rlex. that bis people
we're in danger from the rebels ana
should leave there" snin Lorenta TO-
day. "ana told MIN that no should
not ship arms and ammunition TO MS
peopIe, as was sure the rebels would
sooner or later acquire theh. MY
government sustained me. hut the
arms were shipped. The rebels took
the arms and now the MormonS have
had 90 nee anyhcw ] do not believe
any Mormon homes were molessed'
From what hear they were not"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
MonntaIn Marathon Race.

BelllnRham. WASH, July 3i.--Post'
poned fgrom a week ago on account
Of terrific blizzard raging In tho
mountain. the annual marathon 70
ihe summit Of Mount Baker ana re-
turn, will be run tonight. The run
ners viii leave Bellingham af II
o'clock tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
SENATE ASKS TO CONFER
on LAFOLLETTE BILL

washington, July si.--The Demo
erats OF the senate agreed In caucus
today TO stand behlno the lAFol-
lette wool bill, aud ask the house for
a conference The house refused 10
accept the LaFoliot,o bill as II passed
the senate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
WILSON CONFElls WITH
POLITICAL ADVtsIsigS.

ScHRlrt, \. j., July 3l.--oovern0f
Wilson had u long conference to-day
With William McAd0o concerning his
notification Of the nomination for the
presidency. 10 be held here August z.
Representative Rediield ~ Brooklyn
was expected hqre today for a con-
ference With the governor on the
inrlfi PLANK Of the platform.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
HORSE THIEF CAUGHT
AFTER LONG CHASE

Calgary, Alberta. July ai.---Pursued
for four months through the wilds ot
northern Canada by members OF the
Northwest mounted police, VIII Ropp.
said By the authorities 10 be tho most
notorious horse rustler and cattle
thief IN the western country, has been
unprecedented and IL In the barracks
here today awaiting trial Tho chase
covered nearly 1000 miles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
MURDERER LOCATED IN
CAPTAIN MOUNTAINS

Roswell. y. M., July ai.'--I'edro
Madrid. slayer iast week Of AlonHo
Bealls sheep rnncheFs was located
lnto last night IN the CAPTAIN noun.
talnR wost 81 town. and today oouaty
oillclala and posse are closing N
on him. Madrld's trail has boen fol-
lowed for = week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
EMPEROR YOSH|H|T0
ASCENDS THRONE
OF JAPAN
New Crowned Mikado PrOmis-
es to Rule Under COnstitu-
tiOn and Protection of I'm
pSrial Ancestors.
CRy EvsnInG HsraIa A. =. Leased wirsl

Toxic. July Si.-YOshihito, the ern-
peror OF the new era ~ TalseI. read
his first proclamation at I0:sO this
morning before an Immense gathering
OF officials and representatives OF all
branches of the service.
The emperor said:
''The death of the former emperor
has caused great sorrow 10 the ma
tlon. but the throne cannot be lest
empty and the state administration
cannot be neglected. even for day.
We. therefore. immediately assembled
the throne and viii administer the af-
fairs Of the country under the pro-
lection of our imperial ancestors and
under the provisions OF the constitu-
ton"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES
IN IDAHO HARD FOUGHT

Boise. Idaho, July 81. - Returns
from Yesterdays state wide primary
have come only from the larger
towns and leave the Republican
nomination for governor IN doubt
John "a. Halnon OF Boise, ~ leading
raui ClaghtOn0 ana ex-dovornor
John NJ, Morrison. ClugatoneH
strength N surprise. Ilo u a pro-
groHslye from northern Idaho ana an
open supporter of Colonel Ho"He-
Ngit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

come up behind ihem from chihua.
hua. hut the defeat Of nlanco at least
and u IL believed that sanilnes was
with him defeats this plan. sanilnes
was at Ian Varas, a short distance
from Oiitos, Ave or six days ago. and
had time 10 be az Oiitoa. which was
his objective, when the rebels met
Blanro there on Monday. and turned
him hack In retreat. The rebel cou-
rlerS Do not mentlNA the preseEce 90
Saniinon, however.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

Washington. July si.--lnveeilaalion
OF the so-cellcd "lce trust hy the
federal grand Jury was suapended tO-
day when tho American ICE company
showed ita books 20 representative
~ the Investigation eemmltipo.
II eflar fall inyosli4Ntlnn n h
feei3d lho company il violating the
law Il promises 10 readiusl ~ sneih-
oda.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
IDAlEO CONVENTION
FAILS 10 NOMINATE.

-. AnlhnpT otup 1nfp 49,.
IgendtnIt slne q iUat 4Hlldf fiNAla
In thc history of idaho pollsicn ~
which provisional CommIstepmah
Arthur n. Allen lost hts fght. tho
progressive party closed iis conven-
tion here last night without noml-
Mating a state ticket.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
VETO
OvERRIDDEN
IN SENATE
Measure Granting Relief to
Contractors on Irrigation
Project Goes Through De-
spite Objection of Taft.


Washington, July si.--The senate
today. AZ 10 ~, paaaed over Presl-
dent Taft'H yoio bill 10 reimburse
those who furnished labor ana sup
piles 10 contractors on the COrholl
tunnel IN tbs Hhoahono, Wyoming. lf-
rlRntinn project, 10 tho extent of
Efas00D. Democrats, progressive Ile-
puhlicnna and regular nepuhucann
from western states voted for II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
MORMON OFFICIAL TO
TAKE OAIB or REFUGEES.

Los Angeles, July 3l,--Joseph ~
robinson. president OF the southern
district OF the Mormon church, com-
prislng California. Arizona and New
Mexico. left for fl Paso last night
with funds Huflcient, he stated. to
bring All ths women and children
among the Mormon refugees from
Mexico now ln that city te the set
tlemcnts IN this state, Utah or Ari-
zona. according 10 their wishes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
MARSHALL BORROWS
CASH TO FINANCE
CAMPAIGN
Vice Presidential Candidate
Declines to Permit Friends
to Bear Expense of Making
Race.
tny E,snlas IIsrald a. =. Leased WI,s'

Indianapolis, July 3i.--Governor
Thomas r.. Marshnll said today ne
had declined an offer of four Of his
friends a. make up fund 90 meet tho
expenses of his personal campaign ~
Democratic candidate for the Wee
prcsldcncy, instend, he said, he had
arranged with a bank a. harrow about
t5.OOO which he estimated would he
enough TO pay for speaking tour and
Incidental Items
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
WE'LL ATrKNDED
CONVENTION IN NAME.

Portland, Me-, july ai--Alk hunr
dred supporters of Colonel f,oono-
welt are expected 10 p4ssscipAge lbs
night Ia she first contention of the
progressive party IN this stata 10
presidential cleciors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
REVOLUTION FLAMES
ANEW IN NICARAGUA


Washington, July 3l.--A new revo.
luton has broken out Ia Nicaragun.
Captain Terhunc of the Gunb0nt
Annapolis az san Juan del Sur today
photographed the navy department
that Managua the capital. was at
tackled on suly 20.
General Mem led the uprising on
July 20 when his resignation an min
iater OF war was demanded by
President Diag. Mona now Ia said To
occupy the small forts near Managua.
Leading liberals all over the country
have been thrown into pFison, Cap
tain Tcrhune's report snyH. Teio-
graph wires have been cut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

Los Angeles, July Si.--TOm Jones'
manager Tor "A Woigast. stated to-
day that he had received denial
from Wolguat that he had signed 20
meet paekoy Mcfarland.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
LANE SCENE
OF AWFUL AUTO
ACCIDENT
Daughter Of Roswell Fire
Chief Instantly Killed and
Two Others Probably fatal
ly Injured Yesterday.
SPEEDING CAR COILTDEs
WITH FALL-H TREE

. Roswell. N. NJ, Jsly 81 Ply q
. slcisns attending those Injured N z
. last nights nntomubile hfeideRl =
. gave hopes for all except ~ N, =
. Willserson. tho driver. Hs4 skull .
. IN fractured and attendants think q
. hls entire body Is paFaisksc.
. Fire Chief whitman has In =
= tcrnal injuries complica'lnf bis =
q case.
. The herolsm ~ Mrs Whitman .
. in saving her year-old hahr from
y injury ~ cause for mnch com- =
. ment hers today. she held the
. child IN her arms at tho Lime % =
. the accident and 40 carcfuily did
. she ahlold the little one 81 me =
. risk OF her own life t,ai the =
= babe carries not even apratch
. of the disaster in which hie =. =
= year-old sister was killed Nu,- =
. right
= "a a a. a a AAA AA q q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

Oyster nay, ~ r.. July t-sA
movement y on foot wlthlh the ma
tionai progressive party 20 natne 4
Democrat from the south ~ Colonel
Rooneealta Funnln9 mate. Colonel
Roosevelt sali today.