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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
DISORDER RIFE IN
STRIKE RIDDEN
ANTHRACITE
REGION
Mountains Dotted With Pick
cts Driving Back Workmen
from Mines; State Troopers
Prevent BlOodshed.
VICTIMS OF YESTERDAYS
BATTLE REPORTED DYING


Gmy Evenlas Herrid a. =. Leased wireb
Pottsville, Pa, May e.--The moun-
tains about Minersyille were dotted
with pickets representing IDLE anthra-
cite miners who hid behind bushes
and rocks and who stopped many
workers on their way TO the oolleries
and warned them not 10 go 70 work
today. No trouble was reported.
Lehigh valley Coal and Iron police
dispersed plckets near Mount GARNER
and Centralia and arrested, after a
sharp fight, one man for throwing
stones at company hands.
An unsuccessful attempt was nado al
Locust Gap during the nighs to wreck
Reading freight train.
Special policemen and track walk
erB have been distributed along the
railway.
The three men Injured In yester-
days fight between state police and
miners at Mlneysyille, still are alive
but there Is little hope for two ol
them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
OHIO BATTLE-GROUND
OF NATIONAL
EPOLITICS
Presidential Candidates to In
wade Buckeye State in Force
Next Week; Bryan Wages
War Against Harmon.

(By EvenIng Herald A. y. LEASED wIre)
Columbus. o., May s.--National
politics only simmered in this state
today after the finish OF President
Taft's thrao-day tour and prior 70 the
Invasion OF candidates scheduled TO
begin their final campaigns here next
week The president will return Sun
day and Monday ne Is "a oe followed
hy colonel Roosevelt.
La Toilette managers have an-
nounced that Senator LaFOllette Is 70
make final tour OF the state prior 10
the primaries on May 81.
ON the Democratic side W. J. Bryan
ls today finishing a tour OF the state
against Harmon while the other can
aidates are laying out plans FOR d
more or less vigorous campaign.
A report gained circulation during
the visit OF President Taft that Gov
Iernor woodrow Wilson also was plan
ming to tour Ohio. although no sucl
official announcement has been made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
APPOINTMENT or NEGRO
EfgHOpR a AOV0CATEu


Minneapolis, May 9.-srha advisa-
Bllity OF amendment os the constitu-
tlon Of the Methodist EpipcOpal church
20 provide for bishops for the negro
race IN the United States vas recon-
mended at the business session OF the
general conference today BY the COM
mission appointed to investigate the
matter The report OF the committee
was referred
Rev. d. n. Z. Jones' OF New Or
leans, has been prominently mention
ed as the probable choice for negro
bishop II the conference finally APP
prOvosjthe proposed amendment
Included in the acti0n Of the busl-
ness session OF the conference today
were the following subjects:
Made the second Sunday In Mas
henceforth the Mothers Day Of the
church.
Asked report Of rules COMMITTEES on
election OF All officers With exception
Of bishop by May 10. n possible.
Commended the universal peace
project and lauded President Taft for
his part In urging OF world wide peace.
An attempt was made 10 have an
Investigation of amusements IN church
schools. but the conference refused 20
consider II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
BEVERIDGE STUMPS
CALIFORNIA FOR
ROOSEVELT
Former Senator and DepOsed
Chief Forester PinchOt Make
Round Of State in Interest
of ColOnel's Candidacy.

fBy EsvsuInE Herald =. =. Lensea wtrep
Los Angeles. May s.--Ginord Pin-
chot and former Senator Albert j.,
Beverrdse began the last round OF
their California stumping tour today
In the Orange belt Both devoted
some attention TO the allegation of
the TAFT supporters that Congressman
Kent. q candidate for Roosevelt del-
eRate is a free trader. The citrus
industry IL dependent In great mea-
sure on tariff protection.
pinchot and feveridge delivered a
number OF speeches in the orange
towns today and will end their cam-
palgn saturday night in Los Angeles
where both will address mass
meeting IN the interests OF Colonel
Roosevelt.
Secretary Of State Knox, In spec
ial car, cnme as far as santa Bar
bara whore he and his party stopped
for several hours
Tho secretary will arrive here al
7:80 o. M, and win deliver an ad-
dress IN favor OF President Taft
Former senator Flint viii INTRODUCED
Mr.. Knox.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
LIFE CHEAP IN WAR
TORN CHINA
Petty Larceny Punished by
Death; Hundreds Of Execu-
tions Daily; Governor Plans
to Exterminate Pirates.

(By Evening Herald 4. a. Leased Wirs)
Hong Kong. May 9.-~Thousands Of
hinose soldiers who have been station
q, 20 the north uf the Swatow IN the
province Of KwanE Tung, are return
ing Go Canton. II IS feared that la
Dor troubles will follow the disband-
ing OF these troops.
former governor Of Canton has
boen made commander-in-ch OF
tho armed forces and he ls proceed
ing 10 extermlnato the pirates on the
West river. Men cought stealing even
trifling sums are shot daily.
Hundreds of bodies can be seen
floating near the banks OF the West
river. Some OF them have been "a
the water sor weeks.
Foreigners in south China expect a
renewal OF tho recent annrchial con-
diiions now that funds Of the govern-
mcnt treasury are depleted.
The British fleet has sailed for the
north OF China with thousands Of
Indian troops from Hong Kong Other
deiachments of thu garrison here, 4
As reported, are awaiting orders "a
ombark.
Dr. sun Yat Sen is reliring % Ma
Gao. the Portuguese dependency
whore le plans 90 reside.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
SENATE WILL GUARD
AGAINST HASTY
LEGISLATIVE
ACTION
Majority, Appalled, at Amount
Of Work Accomplished, Will
Sec That Brake Is Put Upon
Wheels Of Progress.
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
WHITE SLAVE MEASURE


Especial Telegram 20 Evening IIeraldl
santa Re. \. ~. May s.-The rules
under which the senate operates are
TO undergo some more changes ac-
cording TO Mr.. Holt, OF the commit
tee on rules, because several OF the
members complain against what they
term too hosty action on bills. When
the senate meets tomorrow morning
the committee on rules Il expected 10
report an amendment TO the rules so
that All bills reported out Of commit
tee must lay on the presidents table
at least one legislative day before go-
ing on the calendar for action.
The senate was in session this
morning. but did not do much work.
"A number OF measures were reported
BY the committees bat the senate de-
forred action on most OF them Tor
one day. which really puts the proc
posed change IN the rules In effect AZ
once.
The senate passed senate bin i24
giving Justices OF the peace turisdle-
tion In cases where no more than
SgO0 IL involved. The senate also
tabled house joint resolution No. ~
by Nichols. approprlatinF a Thousand
doliars for the flood sufferers In the
MlNnlssippi valley. This resolution
was reported unfavorably BY the sem
ate committee on revision on the
Rround that it could not appropriate
money simply by resolution II re-
ported a bill with the emergencs
clause % take the place OF this reso'
tuition and the bin passed without op'
position,
on motion az Mr, Ilfeld. senate bsI
No a.. She aanate medical hiii. unl
recattta from the state affairs com
mittoe and re-fefoFrea 10 the commit
tee of Judiciary. in order "a get tn
aenase and house bills before tn
same committee. A public hearlni
on both of these measures win h'
held AZ 1850 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. senate substitute for senat
biH 8I4. Mt. punky's drinking cul
bill, has right of way on the calenda
tomorrow. Also senate bill No. ~
prescribing qualifications Of appoint
iva officers. requiring term Of resi-
donce IN the state, was placed on th
calendar for tomorrow.
The white slave bill was favorabl
reported 10 the senate, having beH
redrafted IN the form Of a substitute
on motion OF MIR. Holt this bill WI
be printed before action is taken on =
The usual number OF petitions weF
read II the senate this mronlng, Al
buaueraue. santa Fe, Beien and Nc
gollon petiliOned for the passage
the Tripp bill. A petition against N
Tripp bill came IN from Aiamogord
A lengthy petition from Democratic
Grant county was presented By M
Walton. protesting against the hse
aalarios for county officials "a bot
the Hlnkle and the Baca bills. !
new bills were introduced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
METHODISTS FACING
A SUFFRAGETTE
CRUSADE IN
CHURCH
Women Demand Change in
Law to the End That They
May Become Ordained Min
listers With License to
Preach.
PREDICTED AMUSEMENT
BAN WILL BE LIFTED


VIZ A97""toAH NAFhNhN - - A+H@HN" NNAANf
Minneapolis, May O. - Scores u
memorials are pouring into the gem
eral conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church now IN session Dere
and probably before the final adjourn
ment many Of them will appear before
the conference for action
Far In the lead Is that relating 10
the famous paragraph go OF the
church discipline which prohibits
dancing, card playing and kindred
amusements. That this section Will
be amended at the present session TO
leave the question 10 the conscience
Of the individual member, Is tho be-
lief OF many OF the delegates.
Another memorial which has ap-
peared frequently In the church rec
Ords Is that changing the name OF the
district superintendent" back to taat
OF presiding elder" The latter was
In use until the change was made a.
/ Baltimore four years ago aud st II
claimed by many that the new name
has not proved satisfactory.
That there Is auffragette move
ment In the church IN shown Jy q
memorial which asks that women bs
licensed to preach A number oi
years ago rule was adopted forbid
ding the Ordaining OF woman min
istar but II is probable the question
again will be discussed at the present
session
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
81 DELEGATES At
CLOVIS CLAIMED
BY THE CHAMP
CLARK MEN
General Belief Among Demo
orats That MissOurian viii
Have state Convention
Grabbed.
REAL HOUN' DAWG
TO ACT AS MASCOT

(specias I'oiemsnm a. Ev~ninw Heraid)
Santa Fe N. NJ, May a.--That the
Democratic delegation 70 the national
convention from this state will be in
structed BY the state convention 10
support Champ ClBrk as Democratic
presidential candidaie. ls the informa-
lion given out haie today By the
Clark headquarters In charge OF
James w Norment secretary; g. D.
Hand being state manager
Mr.. Norment say that out OF 3li
delegates who will BIZ in the conven-
I tion at Clovis on the iiih Of this
month"; 23i are absolutely for MT
/ CLARK. and that very likely
I the returns from several other county
conventions win adc twenty five more
I 70 this number The delegates TO the
state convention from Bernalillo
county and C0IfaX county, Mr.. Nor
men says. are not instructed Dona
Ana county and Rio Arriha county
held their conventions yesterday and
the result Is not known. Il is believed
that Dona Ana county will be Tor Mr..
Clark whether Instructed or not. Rio
Arrlba probably VIII be FOR Mr.. Har-
mon. The eight delegates from Ian
coin county are not instructed, but Mr.
Norment says that he believes when II
comes to a vote they will support Mr.
CLARK when they are convinced that
MIR. Wilson has not sufficient strength
10 swing the state convention.
Most OF the Democrats here seem
to believe that Mr.. clark has the state
convention grabbed His headquar.
ters here have conducted an active
campaign and the result ls said tc
have been beyond expectations. The
other Democratic delegates TO the
state convention are nearly all vii
son men. "Whllotl believe the con
vention win INSTRUCT for Mr., Clark,
said MIR. N0rmenl. u do not believe
in and do not favor instructions tha'
will ''hOg tie" our delegation ant
. render II unable 20 act In any manner
justified BY developments IN our ma
! tional convention believe, how
ever. that Il will go 10 the nationa
. convention with instructions that Ney
} Mezico's democracy fayors Mr.. Clarl
} Fl Il Is possible to nominate him. w
believe he will De the standard bear
l eF Of the party in The coming contest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
INVESTIGATION OF MEAT
INSPECTION DEMANDED

eBy Evenlnn Ilsraia a. =. ieased wiFe1
Washington. May 9.--sollcitor Me-
Cabe of tlse department OF agriculture
attacked the eredibility Of Witnesses
called by Representative Nelson OF
Wisconsin IN support OF his resoln-
tlnn calling Tor an Investigation ot
the neat inspection service before
the n0uae committee on expenditures
IN the department Of agriculture To-
day.
Mr. Nelson had announced that
among his witnesses would be J. W.
nurrougha, "a man who spent seven
years in the meat inspection service
and resigned Of his own accord q
month ago.. when solicitor Mecabe
interrupted.
"That man was forced out o3 th'
service for borrowing money from
the packers" he said.
"Yes, Mr. Chairman, that is ths
practice of the department. said MI
Nolaoni. "Chnrgos ara denled BY a.
tacka on nftho characters OF others
Mrs. Caroline y. Crane, testliyins
pointed out the possibility of fraud
ulent misrepresentation Of nleat proc
ucta throaeh the government inspee
ton and declared the packers hh'
sold the people unwholeaome ana dia
eaaod meats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
or POLITICAL. PRISONER.

Juares. Mexico. May s.-Iamilio
Vasques Gomez probably Will know
within another twenty-four hours
whether he is provisional president
Of the rebel government or pris-
oner OF General Pascuai Orozco. thu
military chief.
The special envoy from Gomez was
reported here today 70 be returning
from the south with Orozco's answer.
No mixing of what the answer con-
talns has been learned here.
Gomez moves about freely In Juarez
and no extraordinary precautions %
guard him we're apparent today. On
the street ne IL constantly aCcompan
led by Colonel Pascual Orozeo, sr.
his minister o1 war; Moreno Canton
sub-secretary Of foreign affairs, and
Francisco Pradillo. military chief IN
Junrez.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
WAR FLEET
REVIEWED BY
KING
His Majesty Goes Down in
Submarine and is Expected
to Take Flight in Naval
Aeroplane.

cny EvenlnE Herald 4. =. Leased wire)
Weymouth. England, May a.-Bing
George. who Is here seeing for him-
self the progress toward tho reOrgan-
ization of the home fleet az outlined
hy Winston Churchill. first lord OF the
admiralty, in introducing the naval
estimates IN parliament, has again
taken up the lire Of naval officer
with remarkable gustO. HIS majesty
already has added one item 20 his ex-
poriencc in naval work by going down
In n submarine. Ho spent ten min
utes below the surface of the water
Ia one or the latest -" type boats.
which carries q disappearing gun, and
expressed himself dellghted with the
adventure.
The aeriai corps which Is contin~
ually manoeuyerinR over the fleet, ~
hoping to carry the king az pas
senger.
His majesty today witnessed big gun
practice by the fleet on board the
Neptune, the flagship OF the COM
mander-ln-chief
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
ISNAY PRAISED FOR
CONDUCT BEFORE
TITANIC WENT
TO BOTTOM
Witness in British Inquiry De-
clares Director Helped Wo.
men and Did Everything an
Englishman Should DO. IA
SENATE INVESTIGATION
RESUMED AT CAPITAL

gny Evsning EIaraia A. =. LEASED yVfrep
London May s.~~ Evidence that the
doors OF four water-tight bulkheads
had been opened after having been
closed from the bridge, was intro
duced today az the British wreck
commissions inquiry into the loss Of
tho Titanic. This was done. accord
Ing TO Thomas Dillon OF the enai-
noer'e staff, In order that tao enai-
neer crew might reach tho pumpa Ia
the boiler room, No 3. The men did
not so into boiler room No. s because
there was too much water there. in
fact the water WAS leaking through
into boiler room No. 4.
Dillon says no swan about for
twenty minutes before being rescued
and saw a. least 1000 other men
swimming or floating on ths surface.
bR0yed up BY life prcaefgera He saw
no women IN the water
The conduct of j. Bruce Iamay.
managing director Of the Internation-
nj Merchant Marine. after the cas-
uaIty. was mentioned for the first
time during the British Investigation
and was described BY James JohH-
son, steward. as having been exem-
plary.
johnson. who left the ship in No.
emergency boat. a small dinghy.
was asked why there were not more
women in the boat. He replied that
they would not get into IA. Mr.. H.
may, the witness said tried 10 sn~
duco the women to enter the dinghy
but they refused, whareupon he ua-
corted them 20 larger boats.
He did everything an Ehellahmen
could do" Johnson adAad.
Steward Johnson waa asked Why
hts eoat had not returned 10 the
scene of the disaster when lts nccU-
1 pants heard cries for heip He rs-
piled that the officer ID charge had
asked the women n they should re-
turn bus the women decided against
this course and the officer took their
advice,
Under the existing weather cOndi-
tlons their boat would have held five
or six more persons. johnson testified.
Sir Robert Flnlay, attorney for the
White Star line, explained that tho
doors mentioned BY Dillon could not
be opened without being released
from the bridge. The attorney for
soameps and Firemen'a union aug-
sested that the evidence showed that
the after part Of the ship rishted IT,
self after 1he forward part had sunk,
mstifying hiss theory that II the bulk-
head doors had NOT been opened tho
after part Of the ship would have res
mained afloat.
The attorney general said that the
only evidence IN regard 20 the en-
gine rooms Was from stOkera az tbs
engineers had all gone down with the
ship.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
SENATE INVESTIGATION
RESuMED Ar WASHINGTON

Washington, May s.--The Titanie
iuquory was opened By the senate in-
yestigatlnR COMMITTEES today 10 per-
init testimony by Maurice r. Farrell
of New York city. managing news
editor of DOW. Jones and Company.
Chairman smith Of the snb-com.
migtee was alone in questioning MF
Farrell. who was called 20 threw light
on reports circulated Monday, April
as. before the night dispatches shove
ca the appalling extent OF the ncci-
dent. Mr. Farrell said the inf0rma-
tiOn they sent out was virtually ais
from the White Star offices, either
from MIR. Franklin. the vice presi-
dent OF the White star line, or his
subordinate officers.
Mr. smith read from a dispatch
which stated that q dispatch received
from Halifax reports that ail Of the
passengers OF the Titanic left the
steamer after 5.so o'clock this mora
Ing"
AR. Farrell identified a memoran-
dunn accompanying this dispatch. dated
S,Ss a. M which he said WAS re-
ceived from the Boston news bureau.
the Boston correspondent Of the com.
pany.
Did YOU attempt 10 verify this az
the white star officer" asked sena-
l tor Smith
we did. Prior 10 that We had re-
ceived from the White Star office .
statement somewhat similar 70 thie.
Il was published IN our ticker serve
Ice at s:85 a. M
From the Laffan News Bureau Mr..
Farrell said he had Obtained the
basis for his item that an atteinpe
was boins made In London 70 have
IlOdys reinsure the Tilanlc's carso.
The item about 1880 a. M. an-
nouncing that the Titanic was head-
ing for Halifax. ar FARRELL said, was
obtained by Reporter Byrne from Vice
President Franklin.
The witness read an stem published
az 8i0i D. M. announcing that Vice
President Franklin would send q ape
clai train 20 Halifax with twenty
three coaches "a meet the Titanic pas
sengerH. The item said this would ac-
commodatc 7i0 persons Mr.. FAR
rell said AR. Franklin gave the In
formation 10 Reporter Byrno
Mr. Farrell told ol going 60 the
White star line offices Tuesday. he
tried 90 SEQ Mr.. Franklin but was
met By an assistant
n asked him u he had received ne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
RAaA BECoNEKs CHAIRMAN
Oh STEERING COMMITTEE

santa Fe, n. a., May a.--The com
mlttee OK Ropuhlieana from the aen-
ate and tho house selected 60 prepare
a legislative program held It's first
meeting last night and effected an
organization n. l., Baca, speaker OF
the house. was elected chairman ot
the Joint committee. The meetins
was a secret one, but is understood
10 have been harmonious and that u
will result In tho preparation az once
OF legislative program carrying ou'
she platform pledges OF the hepubh-
can party and that Republicans "a
the senate and house viii be whipped
into line 10 put these bills through
The house waa not la session this
morning. bug Will meet this afternoon
Tho aonnte has adjourned Until ~
o'clock tomorrow morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
E.ARTHQUAIkIa ADDS TO
AIIGE7lY Al GUADATlAJAItA

Guadalajara. Mexico, May s.--(De-
layed ia transmissiOn) More than a
dozen earthquakes were feit here at
Intervals from 6;3O o'clock this morn
ing up 10 $40 o'clock this evening.
The last shock was the most severe
and soma adobe houses were damRs-
ed. No injuries 10 persons here have
been reported though many were
greatly alarmed and Thousands passed
the night out OF doors. There ~ an
unconnrmed rumor that there wcrs
some fatalities az Tepio.
An agent 81 the General railway al
Tlajomuico. In the state of Jalisco,
ten miles west oi here, reports thai q
shock opened a cleft IN the noun
tain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
FOREIGNERS COMPEL
MAshERY TO SHUT DOWN

Philadelphia, May 9.--The first dis
turbance In the Wyoming district oc-
CURED today at Luoerne, where for
eigners. armed with sticks and stones,
attacked workmen and compelled the
local washery OF the Paine Coal COM
pany TO suspend operations. One
workman was cut about the head.
A crowd OF men, women and boys
attacked the men engaged In the fire
rooms and on repair work at coll
liery near North Scranton. Two OF
the workmen required the services OF
physscians. Here the crowd fell back
only before the horses OF the troopers
Al another collicry IN North Soran-
ton q fireman was seriously injured
when attacked by men and boys.