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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
REGULATIONS FOR
PARCELS POST
PRESCRIBED BY
DEPARTMENT
Rigid Restriction for Articles
of Perishable Nature; Books
or Printed Matter Among
Things Excluded.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
DEMAND NEW CONTRACT

Washington Dee. l3 --- According
Ia regulations governing tho purccls
post system promulgated hv Postmas.
ter General Hitchcock. pcrlshablo ar
tiClcA may bc sent through the malls
only under specific restrictions Hs to
their containers and the distance
they. are sent. Butter, lard. uSh.
fresh meats. dressed fowls. vcRc'
tables. fruits. berries and similar arr
ticlcs likely quickly tn dc.dy. may bc
sent for short distances when secure
ly packed. Eggs will be accepted for
local delivery when packed properly
In n Containcr and for amy distance
when each egg is separately packed
I'm n perfectly secure manner.
No restriction is placed on tho
mailing of sNltcd, dried smoked or
cured meats. but fresh meat will he
transported only within the iirst zone.
Fragile articles, including millinery,
toys, musical instruments and articles
Of glass In whole or In part, may he
securely p?ckcd ana marked Fra
gile."
Articles that may not he sent by
parcel post include intoxicating
liquors of any kind, pOiSOns, poison
GUS animals. insects ar reptiles. CX-
ploslvcs of every kind. lnfiHmmablc
articles. including matches. Internal
machines, pistols or rcVolvoTB. disease
germs. any obscene. dcfHmatOry or
sCurrilOus matter nav proHCribcd by
law. live or dead animals or birds or
live poultry. raw hides or pelts ar
anything having u bad odor
Books or printed matter may not
be forwarded at parcel post rates
hut only at the pound rates or third
class matter.
a commission of railroad officials
headed by President Ralph Peters oT
the Long Island railroad today petit
toned the house postofflce committee
for Encouragement OF Weighing and
pay for transporting malls. The rail
road men sot out that they did not
oontem pihte carrying the parcel post
on their present contracts ana dc.
clared they were not Obliged to HC-
cept packages weighing more thuu
four pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

lNNAtN -
Convened at noon.
Resumed consideration of ON.
nlhus claims bill
court Gf Impeachment iCsum-
cd trial ~ JLi 60 Archibald NJ 1870
T. ~.
Convened NJ noon.
cOnsiderod private pension !CR-
iElatiOn.
Representative klndTcI nitro
duCGd resolution calil1R fer re-
port Of investigation into Peru.
Vian rubber district Rtro;id
Representative Kahn urRCd
public buildings committed Ia
provide 100000 for marine nor.
Dlthl al Han lrranciscO.
ReadJustment OF patent fcr
system proposed In bill inirOduc-
cd by Representative Oldfield.
Resumed consideration OF In
dian appropriation bill.
Money Trust" investigating
committee continued its hear
Ings
Railroad men were head by
post office committee In plea for
adequate comDsnSation for ear
rying san,
Merchant marine committee
sst January 7 for heGlnning hear
inEs In lnvestiaatlon OF Steam-
ship pools.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
GItEEkS CAPTURE TURKISH
POSITION AT BAYONEr POINT

Athens, Greece, Dec. IA general
offensive movement along the whole
line was begun Monday by tho Greek
army operating IN Epirus. the most
westerly portion of the Balkan penln-
Hula.
After repeated attacks the Greeh
troops occupied at the point Of the
bayonet the Turkish advanced posts
toward the Vlsali fortlhcatiOns and
camped there.
The creeks captured three quick
nrinE cannon, a large quantity OF war
materials and many tents,
General Sapuntzakis. who was In
command OF the Greek army, reports
from PeHtepigedla that hiB troops
fought with vigor during the entire
day With the view Of drawing on a
portion OF the Turkish troops cOncen-
tratlng In the fortress Of Janina when
tho Greeks were about to make n
frontal attack, two bHttalloAs OF Greek
infantry supported by four feld guns
were landed at santi Quaranta 10 the
northwest of Janina.
The diversion was successfully car
ried out. The Turks. aB 5000 rs they
learned OF the landing OF the Greek
troops. sent out eight battHliOnA with
two batteries OF siege guns Ia engage
them. After "a sklrmlHh the Greek
troops embarked anG made for an
other part Of the coast Of Epirus.
The Oreeks lost only fve killed and
nineteen wounded.
The operations In Eplrus are prov
Ing costly however. General SapOun-
tzakis admitted In "A despatch here to-
day that about 200 Of his men were
wounded In yesterday battle with
the Turks. The number killed was
not mentioned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
WARSHIPS UNABLE
TO ENTER VERA
CRUZ HARBOR
High Winds Prevent Custom.
ary Exchange Of Visits Be
tween Mexican and Ameri.
can Naval Officers.
NV Leased Wire to Evening Herald

(IIy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald
Vera cruz. MrN.. Doc, i3.-Thc Scd
WIS Etill too rough today To permit
vt the entrance ui y lnuch To bring
Rear Admiral f. r.. Fletcher ashore
tu carry cut the customary formnU-
ties IA connection with tho visit uI
the United Stutcs squadron. ON TINS
account Ia" McNi,nn RunhoAt BrnN"
plIuuod uu convey Commodore NJ
u"tu at the Mexican navy Gone II
Luis VALDEZ. the military commando '
ur Vera cruz. William NJ, Canada. tho
United states consul and others t0
ilagship.
Tho wind abncd somewhat carry
to-day, bat u heavy sru IN stlll running,
Th" hattlrshlps Minnesota, knnsn',
Michigan aud South Carolina con.
ilnur to Ne or without making any
attempt to enter the hurbor, owing
tu thu danger uf shifting snndhnrs
II H ropuricd here that u commit
i," Ia uu the way from Mexico city tO
du ~" h"uurs To- the American squad
ron e. hrhalf uf the McXican admin
istrittuu hat nu official adviCcA 10
tins effect have yet boon received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
IAbles GolnR Nor1l,wnrd.

sacramento. Cal, Dec. I3.-That
the California rabies epidemic Is
steadily moving northward la indIcat.
ed by report made TO Dr. w. r..
Snow, secretary OF the state board OF
health. by W. A. Sawyer, director OF
the state hygiene laboratory. Dr.
Sawyer says that In the last sin
months there has been decrease In
cases In southern California and the
San Joaquin valley and an increase In
the northern portion Of the state. Or.
bawyers report shows that the heads
or 900 dogs. eats and other animals
have oCen examined at the hygiene
laboratory since the epidemic began
and OF this number 290 showed posl-
tive tests.
-Four hundred persons bitten by
rabid animals have been given the
PHktOur treatment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
AMBASSADOR REID
rs SERIOUSLY ILL

London, Dee, Whltclaw Reid,
United States ambnsSadnr to Great
Britain, In seriously III. He is suffer.
Ing from asthma ana his condition
has become considerably worse dur
ing the last week Several special
ists are Ia attendance,
The Ambassador waS not well when
he returned from America IN October
AuerwArd he caught cold, from
which he was recovering when he
suffered II relapse after delivering his
speech at the opening session of tho
university Of Wales at Abcryst " ith
on oct 81. which nvertHxed his
strength. He has been confined to
mis- room At Dorchester House most
OF the time since that date
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
FORMAL WORK or
d,ONEIRENI;E, NEXT NIInEH

W
London. Dec. i3.--The formal work
OF the peace delegates representing
the Ottoman empire and the allied
Balkan nations will begin next Mon
day, when the delegates Will open dis.
Cusstons, which II suCCessful, will have
the effect Of remaking the map Of the
near east.
When the plenlpotentlarles gather
ed with their secretaries gnd Btenog-
raphers--a group Of forty or nifty all
told---ln the historic St. James palace.
the will ind themselves amid sur
roundings most conducive to peace.
The picture gallery" which has
been selected as the conference room
IL the most secluded apartment In the
palace. II overiooks n century-o
grass-RrOwn quadrangle entirely shut
on from the turmoil OF London streets.
On the gallery wallis are hung por-
traits OF all the English sovOreiEns
from Henry VIII. with that OF Ed
ward. The peace maker" In a prom
inent position.
4 long table stretches from the mid
die OF the gallery and on this ara
placed silver ink stands, which were
presented by Charles II &C. his prlvy
councillors.
The mantel pieces at each end Of
the gallery are ornamented with
quaint bronz candelabra of the early
Georgian period, the principal feature
uf which In formed by massive bronze
hgures holding aioft garlands of peace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
Tnfi,n Insi nInna.r.

NAL presidential dinner OF the Taft
administration 10 the cabinet was
giyen NJ the white house last night
Invited TO dine with the president and
Mra Taft In addition 10 the cabin /
ofticoFS and their ladies, were former
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks. 4
number Of senators aud ropreseuta-
tives, the gecrefary 20 the president
and Nj. Biilos, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
carnooles Mr.. and Mrs william Nei.
son Cromwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
ana Otto Barnard, Of New eXFk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
YOUTH WHO OWNED
TO MURDER TRIES
TO ESCAPE
Young Naval Apprentice, Self
Accused Slayer of Kansas
Recluse, Caught After Brief
Lease of Freedom.
tBy Leased Wire o EvrnIng Herald /

10y hNNNau WIN NsNfHillH
San Francisco, Dee. lJ,.-InlnH Or
present Imprisonment proving strong
or thun the pangs of conscience for a
past crime, John Wesley Dorr, II nav
al apprentice who confessed nine
days ago iO Hn unHnHprcted murder
nenr AtChlsnn, KRs., thrGo years ago,
escaped yesterday from tho prison
hospital on NCrhn IIuCnn Island
where hc h1d been confined since his
confession. News uf the CsCnpc WAS
given uut to-day with word that no
wnE captured last night IN a CavP on
tho islHud. tie mad" M resistance.
Dcrr'H confession followed H. period
during which hc refused To "nt, lGc
mld he had killed "Billy" BArkls, IL
rcCluHc, who wax found dead In his
yard. II wns supposed lInrkis hnd
died of fail.
ncrr WIS considered weak minded
In AtchlaOn, hut the death Of BaTklA
In confirmed. Pending fuller In
rcstlgntiOn. n"cr was h"lh here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
INCEPTION OF ARCHIBALD
PROSECUTION DESCRIBED

Washington, Dee 49, B a. My"r.
the Intcrslat" commerce comnlsslon-
or whose complaint tn President Tart
Of Judge Archbalds conduct led ulti-
mntcly tr the Impeachment ,hurgrs
before senate committee, to-day tcsti-
fed to receiving data from w. H. HO.
land Of laying the matter before the
entire commission ana finally before
President TAFT,
we want to show this case has
developed normally and lE not ia" re-
suit of "a conspiracy" exclaimed Rep
resentRtive Clayton. chairman Of the
house managers,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
ALL NIGHT MEET|NG.
PROTESTS AGAINST.
DEATH PENALTY
Unique Demonstration in San
Francisco Results From Ag-
itation for Abolition Of Cap
ital Punishment.
tBy LEASED wlro to- Evening Herald

Try LEASED Wiro to Evening Herald !
san Francisco. Dec. ~, --- Thou
shalt not XIII" the slogan uf tho an.
u-capltal punishment lenguc. was
urged throughout the night To vary
ing crowds here at the twenty four
hour street meeting organized by the
league aS protest against the four
hangings scheduled at the oregon
penltcntiary today.
The meeting. with speakers re-
lieving each other ~ hhlt-hour In.
tcrVals began at q O'clock last nlRht,
and drew throngs q which blocked
traffic early In the evening I'm the
cold hours before dawn but few liza
tsners rallied under the gasoline
torch. hut the speaking continued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
RESCUES
WOMEN FROM
DEATH
Heroic PatrOlman Drags and
Carries Fourteen From
Flaming Apartment House
in Pittsburg,
my Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald !

tBy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald !
Pittsburgh, Dec. lS Moro than zoo
persons. residents ur the Llorar,
apartments. ~ large rrsiururo bailding
In the business heart ur the north
side. were driven into tho streets thiv
morning hy u spcctarullr urc which
destroyed the structure \ dozen or
more persons we're injured. some or
thcul HrcmCn who were caught under
"a falling wall, hut II is not believed
there were any fatalltics.
\ report apread thruush tho crowd
that eight women had been trapped IN
"a rear room and IA policeman made hla
way to tho fourth story and rescued
fourteen women, drhgglng and car
rying them to tho front or the bulld-
ting where they wore taken down lad
drrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
MORMONS DEMAND
PROTECTION AS
AMERICANS
Missionaries in London Dis.
satisfied With Treatment
Accorded Them By British
Guardians of Peace.
tBy Leased Wire To Evening Herald

10y Leased Wire To Evening Herald
London. Dec. 13 --- Mormon mis-
siOEAries today requested the United
States embassy to intervene In their
behalf with the authorities OF lps.
wieh, whore they have heen refused
police protection for IA big meeting
Hrr1ngde for Dec. lb.
The Mormons have been prOselyt-
Ing In London for some weeks past
and have met with hostile receptions.
At n mcCtlng held at Ipswich one day
last week a crowd drove the mission
aries from the hall and through the
streets.
The police Of Ipswich found the
greatest difficulty In protecting the
MormOns from the population,
The missionaries teleghoncd to the
embassy today declaring they wcrs
American citizens and asking for tn
terventlon. Tho matter ls under con-
sidcration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
TWO MEN HANGED
IN OREGON PRISON
At MIDNIGHT
One Declares He Was Hound
ed to Crime by Officers;
Other Man Protests Inno-
Cence AS He Walks to Gal.
lows.
[ Special DIspstcA 20 Evs~inG Herald ]

[ Special Dlapatch 20 ENeninR Herald
Salem. ore, Dsc, - .- Frank Hartl'
Bun aud Noble Fbuldcr. rond"tun"d
murderCrs, vera hanged In the p'E!.
tcntiHTS simultaneously at HE'S
o'clock to-day. Immediately prrpar
ationB were made tO execute twC other
murdctcrS. II. T.. Roberts anG MlEr
hOrRnn
The trap wpa sprung unde- Roberts
and Morgan at 1890 O'Clock.
RonrIts made u statement brfOre he
- mbud the sralfuii sNyin9 that he
rad bu"n bounded ~ officers aud hin
m'hd unbalanced hy work over an
,r,,ry wheel white IN prison ilh Fiid
II ne had not Killed "ru'sr iva incn"
~ would have KILLED sp'u" un" else.
MuruAp prOtcotrd his inu0,rurn T.
tn" minister vino accompanied him to
the death uhumbCr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
TURKS THREATEN To
RW1SQJAfF HOSTItIITfES

Paris Dec. ts.--If the allies do not
permit peace which In honorable
for turkey, hostiilties will be rssum-
ed Immediately.
This was one OF the declarations
made by Reichad Pasha, one OF the
OttOmgn lenlpOtentiaries. as he
passed thtOuGh Parts today on his wa''
TO London.
Rsichad Pasha added that the
Turkish army was daily increasing in
numbers. There are nov. he declared,
10000 well armed. well fed and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
TASTED TO
RESURRECT CHILD
Death Comes to Mother Who
Thought She Could Restore
Babe to Life BY Abstaining
From Food.
IRy Lcn-cd Wire 10 Evening Herald /

my Irn-"d Wire t0 Evening Herald |
Calgary, Alhrrtn. Dec, IS. Vast .
ing her strength for more thnn ~
month N the ldlc hope that her fast
would hTiug hack To life the babo that
prriphcd two months after birth. Mira
henrietta irving wife of IL THnChcr
ncnr here, di"d Dec, 4 and today tho
husband reported the muttcr 20 the
rOruncr Thc mother, father and
aunt at the child participated In tho
fast,
There WuF u physician IN attend
unCc az hirth three months ago.
when the child died the body wHB
covered win blankets and held tor
the resurrection that was supposed
Ia follow the fasting process Miss
Harrison, the mOthor'B sister weak
rnCd In her faith after the death Of
the police, and last night tho bodies
were removed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

Honolulu, poc, tS.---it IL announced
here that Hear Admiral w. g. CowIes.
oOmmandsnt 81 she United states nav
al station ~ Honoluiu. would be ~.
Iieved WebfunFY 81. Rear Admiral
Q. y. n Neefe, commandment ~ the
naval otRklega az Cavite. and Olong-
apo. PhilIeDlno Islands, Win succeed
Rear AfsDlfat Cewlog aB o0mmandant
og the n&Hal 1tAtl0n AZ HOnoluIu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
AZ IAnn in AaIt IALn.

Steamboat Springs. Colo, Dec Ia
The county commissioners OF ROutt
MOffat and Grand counties have de-
cided 90 give Denver an air line high
way through to Salt Lake City. II
10 planned TO rebuild the old wagon
road over the Gore range. This line
but 5O3 miles long. II IN expected
that the road Will be completed by
next summer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
MURDERER REPORTED
HIDING IN NEW MEXICO

Brighton. Colo, Dec. Frank l..
Jesse II. Stinglay, who recently eE-
capped from jail here, In hiding In the
vicinity Of the New Mexico. Colorado
line, according Ia IN" story told
BheTiff SChlOO to-day by james 4, Stu-
ton, who escaped with Smith. sta.
tOB declared that he had agreed to
meet Smith In the vicinity Of Fol
som or TrlnCherH. New Mexico Of
fiClalV have been notified.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
CHANCE DEMANDS BIG
SALARY FROM NEW YORK

Chicago. bee. i3--Just before de
parting for home today, Frank
Farrell owner of the New YORK
American club, declared that Frank
Chance, II hr becomes his manager,
will be the highest aalHriod baseball
manager In tho United States. not
barring John j. McGraw, manager Of
the New York Nationals Mr.. Far
rel would not go. into details. hut Il
In known that Glance has demanded
$780, u year az salary,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON

Washington. Dec. 10, --- Adjourn.
ment Of congress for Christmas holt,
days from Dec, 10 "a san, 2 was au.
cd resolution already passed by the
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
Wa.inrn Art HalmH

Chicago. Dec. is.-The seventeenth
annual exhibition OF the society OF
The annual prize or the best paintlne
NJ western artist was awarded 10
WiIIIam Wendt OF Los Angeles. f0p
w. lAndscape. "suRny eiopNa.v
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
COuple Burn0i to Death.

Gllroy. CAT. Dec. l3.--Mr. aud Mrs
Luke Walsh were burned Ia death to.
day when their home here was de.
ntrOyed by fire. The fact that there
have been six fires here In the last
week leads 20 the suspicion OF incen-
diarism. An investigation Ii In prog
r0en
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
nlIl bal DlscOuraRe DlA nr,r.

Montpelier. VI, Dec. IA bill.
amending the statutes ~ that persons
divorced In this state aud marrying
again elsewhere may bC prosecuted
for bigamy II they return 10 Vermont,
was signed today by Governors
Fletcher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
IaE4tiul, DIDIOmMt EDromOtnd.

London, Dec. i3.--Hteven L6ech
British minister resident at Havana
has bsen promoted to the rank OF en-.
vOy extraordinary and minister pleni-
p0tentlary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
Wllo P.al on MlIacl, ln WIcIuIla9

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 19.--victOria
Russell, pretty HlTi Of 10 years rush
ed Into police station her crying, I'm
a witch, I'm . Witch Lock mo upl,
II DEVELOPED later that she imagined
ahs was 4 witch because she was born
In wichita, Kansas. The HiTl was
locked ~ peAding an investigation ~
to her sanity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

Baltimore. Dec. lS..-VIcs President
John r. Hendricks of the Western
Maryland Railroad company announce
% Yesterday that ne iiad resigned to
become general traf1o manager Os the
MISSOURI Pacific.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
California on lands Withdrawn.

NNUIUfIlIh NUI ThllluH WIUbuFuWU.
WaHhinEton, Dec. J3.-PreBldeRt
TAFT today signed an executive order
Withdrawing from public entry 49,
8t1 acres OF oil land IN the BuenA
Victa hills. Kern county. California.
as = source OF supply OF oil fuel for
the navy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
Representatives Of Turkish
and Balkan Nations in Lon
don for Opening of Momen-
tous Conference.
OTTOMAN ENJOYS TOLD
NOT TO MEET GREEKS
Athens Government Must Sign
Armistice Before Entering
Negotiations Is Ultimatum
From Golden Horn.

tBy Leased wire 60 EVsAsns HsFsId1
Constantinople. Dec. i5.--The Turk
ish delegates TO the peace conference
In London have been instructed by the
Ottoman government to decline to
meet the Greek delegates until Greece
has siBned the armistice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
The HeraId's Early
Shopping Week League

out Of confederation for their
p"nr he assured t" hest pOble
whoT given LT0w
cinI ailn's holiday shoppers wesasIy
Shopping Week" .stT
Inc
by
Icnnmn LEARN IAudsun
Hcnnctt Indian Trading M Mandau 3
-, u. B0aFigh a, x
Music ~ "A@Vm Ia q
Clarke, o. ~ Mntsoa n %
william DOlde &
atlunnN NnnIen
Arthur ENcTtt M
Abet IaieT OTiglly Doug Cunpaay
J. NJ FCo EnNea DRUG ConlQsoy
THE 0s Eirne ( s 4
Godc" nnIe Dry Goods Company Goo o. sclSs Haulws
w. BLmnOus sern \
Highland PtsATmAcy vs. ~
Hub COlhng COuipany HtvonRa 4
kappic Furniture tOmUany q t', ~, 81 y
William klekn ~ u WaaAbuvn uumN9RV M s
khtleS, Opilatcr Wrighta 1sndna RurS
Tho LaAoug VI Yanoty .ss3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

pnrtnUrg, They used lu Cll each
uthrT out" mid Mr.. ruui"ut,
Each man ~ u puul IN himself
th"n?"
"YoE. thHt'H IT.
John - Ait"sun, secretary uf tho
Wabash railroad said that the frat
lsNu" Of Wabash stock certificates
Wus engraved by tho New YORK Ihuk
Sut" COMPANY "hU New YORK Bank
Not" company waH Inter ruled nn tn"
Hurk rXchnnE" aud the secretary Uf
ia" cNohung" notified the wabash
ihui the certificates would not he uC-
""ptrd. Since then the Wabash stock,
MI Nil"sun Hld, hHH hren engraved
hv ih" American lnnk Notr com,
IHuy HH ia" w"rk uf the Scw Yurk
company would not be- uoCrptcd nr
listed ~ ia" cNchdng" similar 4" ~
munN Hs ~ rrrlihvutoS Wan given g
David j. Hurr und W. j, Anderson uf
Lohigh Valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
Hammer MnrIrrrr u. Inrrc.

Chicago, Dec. l3.--Al tho conclus-
ion Of the cOruurrS inquest into tho
death ar Mrs Emma KrHfi, tho go
Nnhr.old widow from cincinnati who
wAH found fatally wounded with q
hummer In u down town hotel. M
v"mbrr ~. tho Jury returned n verdict
recommending John II kOcttors, Il
fugitive. hn nppruhrnhcd, ana held tn
The grand fury nu O charge of having
murdered the wunIau,
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