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MniL. annit nnb spraden.

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Sahndrste.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
ROJAS ARRIVES IN
CHIHUAHUA WITH
COMMAND FROM
JUAREz
Federals, Though Small in
Number, Are Well Quail
fled and Will offer Resist
anoe It is Believed. "a
REBELS LOSE HEAVILY
NEAR GOMEZ PALACI0
(ny IlvsaIna merala 4. ?. I.rn.ra 49,


~ Paso. Tex, March 1J.--Nows
from Chihuahua Ia that the advano-
ing army OF rebels is meeting with
SO much opposition from burned
bridges. that General Orozco Is bo-
ginning TO fear he win not be able 20
bring his army up 10 Torroon foi at
tncSing until after the heavy federal
garrison. now arriving there. has been
able to crush the rebels in the La
Guna district, from waom Or0zco has
been expecting TO eet reinforcoments
on arrival neer Torreon Colonel An
tonic Roias and command from Juarez,
reached chihuahua today, making tho
total garrison about 1900 men, with
500 already south on traius. acting as
la pioneer detachment 70 open up tho
railroads. The fodeqals promise re-
sistanco at santa Rosalia and Jimlnez.
where though small Ia numbers. they
are well fortified. Federal commands
are being recruited and mobsllzed
near Oiinaga. northeast OF Chihuahua,
it is declared. Nith view to march,
las on Chihuahua when Orozco's ar
my wlthdraws to the south. Federals
are also expected from sonora to at
tack Chihuahua when the rebel garri-
son is reduced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
Rebcl I0ss Heavy.

Mexico city, March li.-Rcbels lost
$50 men In battle near Gomez PAL
aclo on March o, according to a spec
isl dispatch from Torreon via san
Pedro. received by the lmparcial to-
day. The federal casualties In the
nghsing have not been reported
The rebel forces routed by the rural
guares ana forced % flee from Co
moz Palaoio oE March concon-
trated on ranch In the vicinity for
a fresh attack but column of cav
airy, infantry and artillery under
command OF General Trucy Aubert.
which had just arrived from Torreon.
attacked them on the plain of San
lgnacio. The rapid IRE guns Of Gem
eral Trucy's force created great havoc
In their ranks and caused them 10
take TO flight in a panic leaving
large quantity of arms and provisions
on the field
Three lrains of provisions lof, Mon
torcy yesterday for Torreon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
THE PRICE OF COAL
GOES SKY HIGH
IN ENGLAND
Business is Paralyzed in the
Tight Little Island; An
other Million Workers Are
Thrown Ont of Employment

(ny EveninE Herald a. y. Leased wireI
London, March il.-For the rapidly
dwindllng stocks OF coal on hand In
North Wales, an advance in prices
from 55 TO 100 per Get was demanded
today and thls fact has uecossitated
the closing Of practically every face
tory and quarry ia that part of the
country. In other portions OF the
United Kingdom conditions nra almost
as bad.
Pressure of traffic on tho street cars
and omnibus limos In London as a re-
suit OF the restriction of the suburban
train service has become so great
that the authorities have given por-
mission TO people to stand mp In the
vehicles, the rule against which IN
normal times rs rigidiy enforced in
traction Of Il being severely punished
The strike shows little sign OF set
tlomcnt.
Besides the miners. another million
workers. men and women employed
In factories and mills in All parts of
Great Britain have been thrown out
Of employment because OF the impos-
siblllty of obtaining fuel 60 run the
machinery
The government has boon trying 20
bring the miners ana the coal owners
together Sut has not succeeded and u
Il thought probable that az a final
measure n minimum wages bill for
miners viii have 20 be introduced In
the house OF commons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
BROKER IS WOUNDED
BY CUSTOMER
Well Known Boston Business
Man Believed to Have Been
Crazed From Losses in Spec
ulation.


CIiy EveminE Herald A. y, LEASED wIrel
Boston, Mass, March ll.-spencor
X. Hin, a well known stock broker.
was shot and seriously wounded in
his Office today by u customer. Mr.
Hin is member OF the brokerage
hrm of Richardson, Hlll and COM
pany. lie Is vice president OF the
KeweenaW Central Railroad company
and the Keweenaw Copper company
The customer, II. Lewlnsk, was
overpowercd by clerks In the office
ana handed over to the police. The
police decided that stock market
lossos had unbalanced Lowlnski's
mind.
The bullet struck Mr. Hiil In the
right breast ana ranged upwards to-
ward the shoulder. Mr.. Hill was able
to walk 10 The ambulance which
came from the relief hospital
Mr. lin ls the junior member OF the
arm. He Is Al years old and married.
He Is a vice president and director OF
tho following corporations; Kewoenaw
Central Railroad company; Keweenaw
copper company Phoenix Console
dated Copper, and Washington Cop-
per ana Mining company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
ATTELL TRIED TO
FRAME UP MATCH
WITH MURPHY
ISCHARGED
Sensational Story Printed in
San Francisco Paper Makes
Ugly Accusation Against
Former Champion.
ABE DENIES THE
CHARGE IN TOTO
Cny Evenlna Herald 4. ?. Leased wlrpl

CBy Evening Herald A. y. Gensed wireD
San Francisco, Calf, March H.
The Call prints today an account of
a proposal Tor a "fako" knockout. said
to have been made by Abe Attell to
Harlem" Tommy Murphy last satur-
day before their 20-r0und fight
Murphy and his manager, James
Buckley, are declared to have ad-
mitted that they were approached by
Attcll
Attell was 80 severely punished IA
the fight that be could scarcely speak
yesterday, but he denied the aocusa-
sion and said he knew OF no under.
standing regarding the dght and had
made no proposal to Murphy or his
manager.
According to Buckley, PC he is quot
cd In the Can, the FIRST suggestion as
10 fixing" the fight was made by At
tell February 26, when he arrived in
San Francisco from Los Angeles after
his defeat By Johnny Kilbane. when
he lost the championship. He was
not told positively that no agreement
would be made.
Another meeting was arranged"
says the newspaper account, and this
time Murphy accompanied his man.
eyer Murphy was asked II he would
agree to fall 10 the mat after receiving
a certain blow and pretend to be un-
able 10 rise until the ten seconds were
tolled on by Referee Jack Welch. He
says that he refused to enter In TO
any agreement feeling confident that
he could beat Attell and the men sep
arated without any understanding be-
ing reached.
"Tho matter was not discussed
again until last Wednesday or Thurs-
day night when, in roaponBe 10 q teie-
phone message, Buckley met Attell
and again listened TO the fighters
proposition.
with the question stlll undecided.
Attell approached Buckley again just
before the two men went into the ring
at COlma. Buckley was called from
Murphy's dressing room by Atteli and
asked II the Harlem boy was ready
10 play the part Ateil wished TO as
sign to him. Buckley says that even
then he did not give definite answer
and that at no time had Attell recoiv-
ed a definite reply"
Murphy left for the east with Buck
10y early today 10 prepare for his
fight with Paclsey Mcfarland at Ken
osha, Wis.
"Gunboat' Smith accompanied him
In search of matches with heavy
weights now appearing In short dis
tance bouts In the east.
Promoter James Coffroth announced
yesterday he had secured Eddie Nc
Goorty to meet the winner OF the
Dillon Klaus fight to be held here
March 20,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
JUAREz RACES


(uy EvenlnE Herald a. .. I.sesed Wire)
Juarez. MeSico. March fi.--Entries
FOR tomorrow;
First race. selling one mile; 'Defy.
Sai Lehlgh. %. Lilly Paxton D0ttie
b., i04; Port Arlington. l0G; L0nia.
Zahara. los. The Peer. no.
Second race. selling. six furlongs:
'Narfl. o5; Royal Dolly 9S; lsom.
sCamarada. nir Anderson. sam Con-
nor. 100, srror. strife. i03; FRAGILE.
Free win, Thistle Rose t05.
Third race. selling. six furiongs;
Ferrona. %; Lady rendi, 1905 Jeanne
uAre. i0s; Fundamental. l05; Ed
Keck. t0Si 'Gelico. 10; Judge Wal
ton, III; Frank q. Hogan, li5.
Fourth race. handicap six furlongs.
Upright, Flying Footsteps. 100; Thistle
Belle. los; Closer. ii3.
Fifth race. selling one mile. He
cough. Rampant i0i; Juaroz, io6;
spaldlng. t09. Tifsis. Canned, Rubi-
non. no; Kiddy Lee, tl3.
sixth race. selling. ore mlio'
swhiddcu. IL. n. Eekort. l0i; Ma
mac. i02, Wicket, f06. Ocean queen,
SOS; Maizie Girl, Fred Mulholland,
llo.
'-Apprentice allowance,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
WASHINGTON INSTRUMENT
RECORDS TItEMOIaS

Washington, d. c.. March ill.,
Heavy earthquake shocks were re-
corded early today by the selsmo-
graph az Georgetown university. The
vibrations began az 5:3j O'Clock and
lasted 25 minutes being most violent
at $40. The disturbance. which ~
believed 20 have been OF extreords-
nary violence. occurred somewhere
within 1900 miles OF Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
WILSON HAS NOT
ASKED FoR MARINES

Washington. D. c.. March il.--It
WAS stated positively al the state and
navy departments today that no call
sad come from Ambassador Wilson
for American marines 10 guard the
legation IN the City Of Mexico nor Is
any such call anticipated.
Theoretically, there would bo no
obstacle TO the dlspatche Oi marines
to form a legation guard In the City
of Mexico provided a state OF abso-
lutte anarchy prevailed that threaten
ed the lives OF Americans dOmlCiled
there But such action would not be
taken in the ordinary course uuloss
the titular government confessed its
inability to afford protection to for
elgners
Slate department dispatches today
indicate that the law abiding citizens.
including foreigners in Mexico had
been urged 20 arm and organize them
seiyes. n Is pointed out thar there
Is a largely dls0rderly element in
Mexico City which would commit acts
OF vandalism 81 the capital should be
threatened by the Insurgents, necos-
sitating the federal troops leaving the
city tC engage the rebels.
MANY lhiAt hMiNNNuth nl dluia N'N-
tinue 20 cross the Mexican border
from the United States, according 10
dispatches 10 the war department from
officers along the line While Il Is
not doubted that these arms are for
the use ot the rebels going through
tho custom house az Iuare4 as they
do the army 0lacials can rot seize
them because they are going In the
regular channels of commerce " The
collector Of customs at El Paso today
toiegraphed Secretary Oi the Treasury
MacVoagh that tie shipment OF arms
and ammunition recently seized by
the army o. ~ pneo seemed 10 be a
regular cOnslenemeni entitled 10 en-
ter Mexico Under the rules laid down
hy the president
A serious condition continues around
T0rreon Adylces ponflng into Duran.
so by courier ifom rprreon declare
the plaao entirely isolated with sew
eral thousand reyolulioEisis IN tho
city aud food supplies almost ex-
hausted DuranE0 seems 20 BE- tho
only spot ln the state OF that name
which Is not oyorrun with anarchy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
POLICE. USE CLUBS
ON STRIKERS
Serious Situation Was Threat.
ened Today When Woman
Was Arrested and Big
Crowd Assembled.
CBy Evening Herald 4. =. Leased Wtrsl

N1g EVENING herniu y. r. Leased WiTcl
Lawrence, Mass, March 1t.--A
demonstration early today In front OF
the police station by several hundred
strikers and sympathlzers. Including
many women, threatened for a time
10 develop into q serious disturbance.
The crowd assembled after the arr
rest OF a woman striker and became
SO menncing that the police had 10 use
their clebs.
The police claim that the woman
displayed a revolver while engaged In
picketing. Six OF the leaders In the
demonstration were arrested, and four
Of them were women.
The strikers today made the biggest
demonstratlon of picketlng since the
strike began. II was estimated that
more than 5000 persons paraded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
RECORDED IN
SEATTLE
seismOgraph Registers Trem'
ors Believed to Have Taken
Place in Alaska and Are
Probably Not Serious.


tny EvcninE Herald a. y. Leased Wirs)
Seattle, March ii.--An earthquake
shock of more than average severity
was recorded on the seismograph of
the University OF Washington from
2.13 10 $40 a. m. The vibrations
were east 10 west The tremors were
brief and this fact gives rise TO a
supposltion that the earthquake oc-
CURED Ia Alaska
Following the two minutes OF pre-
iiminarlos tho record showed four 20
five minutes of heavy shocks. then
fifty minutes OF less violent motion.
Last week. while Alaska WAS cut
off by submarine disturbances In
Puget sound which broke the cable
IN two places. a distinct earthquake
shock was felt In Valdez but ala no
damage. Alaska earthquakes as q
rulo are not serious except ia mid
sumer, when they split the glaciers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
WOMAN JUDGE WILL
TRYBOOTLEGGERS
Fate of Men Accused of I'm
lawfully Peddling Liquor
Almost Entirely Rests With
the Ladies.
Cny TsveaInE Herald A. >. Leased wirsl

(By EveninE Herald a. =. Leased wireD
Gienwood springs, Colo. March H.
Several men charged with bootleg
ging In Eagle County have added anx.
iety us TO the outcome Of theig case
because OF the fact that they Will be
tried before a woman Judge and their
iates Will rest with a jury composed
partly Of women.
Mrs l.. IA .Tague. the only woman
Judge IN Colorado, will preside On the
county court OF Eagle county. where
The Bookkeeping cases viii be tried.
Nearly half OF the yenire summoned
for the present term OF court. which
began today. are women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
sUFFRAGIeTTEs To APPEAR
BEfORE SENATE COMMITTEE
(By EvenlnE Herald 4. a.. Leased Nlrel

Washington, y. c.. March ii.-Wo-
mans suffrage aill be- advocated be-
fore the senate sunrage committee
next Wednesday hy delegation OF the
most prominent women in American
public iife. Arrangements have been
made for ap open hearing and address
sos win be made sy Rev. Anna shaw.
Breckenridge Of the University Of
Chicago. AIRS. susan w Fit1gerald,
Mrs Alice stone blackwell Mrs,
Mary Ware Bennett. Miss Ressie ASH
ley, Mrs Harriet Burton Landlaw and
Mhw lnez Miholland,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
oBJECTION TO flag
CAUSED TROyBl,E

Chicago, March ii.--Obicction By
the Dutch authorities IN Jaya 10 the
holsting of the flag Of tho new Chi-
nese republic was responsible for tho
trouble there which resulted in the
threat OF Provincial President sun 20
send ChlnOse warships 10 batavia, ac-
cordine az an interview with Llou
sine Jen. Chlna's minister 90 Holland.
cahled 90 the Chicago Daily News
from Tho Hague today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
FsosRALs Rour
REnEL FnRcEs

Mexico City, March ii.-Eigh; hun
dred rebels were routed By 200 feder-
ais In a street battle at Culiacan, cap
ital OF the state OF sinaloa. according
TO a report received today by the In
terror department
The federal troops employed ma
chine guns and the number OF rebels
killed. wounded or made prisoners 10
reported 40 have tOtalled 200. The
federal loss was slight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
FRENCH MINERS WILL
STRIKE FOR 20 HOURS

Paris, March ii.--AbOut two-thirds
OF the coat miners OF France have
responded 20 the appeal OF the Cen
oral Miners federation 20 strike for
"a hours. The action % the miners
is not directed against the mine own
ors but is designed 10 show co the
government tho solidarity" OF the
miners and az a warning to parlia-
meat that the miners are not satis-
fled with the workingmen's old age
pension lgwa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11
FIGHTING CONTINUES
NEAR CANTON

San Francisco. March ii.--severai
hundred Chinese were killed IN the
fighting between volunteers and reg-
ulars at the east gate OF Canton. ao-
cording 90 a cnblegram received here
today. Volunteers from Wal Chow
engaged In battle with trops from the
trance. The firing continued for three
days
The San Qui regiment of volunteers
90 Canton has been DISMISSED from
service.