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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
DECLARE
SCHRANK INSANE;
COMMITTED TO
ASYLUM
Commission Unanimous in
Verdict That Roosevelt's
Assailant Is Mentally TIRE.
sponsible,
PRISONER JUSTIFIES
DEED AS PATRIOTISM
tBy Leased Wire 60 rsvsaiss HsrsIal


Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 22--Thc
commission Of nlienista investigating
~ To- the mental condition OF John
Schrank, who shot Colonel Roosevelt
today reported unanimusly that hr ~
insane
TIE conclusions reached by the
commission are aa follows:
First-JOhn SChrank IL suffering
from insane dcluslon, grdndiosc in
character aud OF "A systCmutiZrd var.
irty.
SrCond--ln our opinion he is insane
at the present time.
Third--Dn account OF the connpC-
ton existing between delusiOns aud
III" act with which he stands charged,
"" ar" ut the opinion he is unable to
confer intrlligently with counsel ON
tur conduct ui his defense.
Schrank this afternoon was ordered
TO be committed to the Northern IN
sane hospital, Oshkosh. by Judge
BHckuS. after dozen witnesses nad
offered testimony in connection with
the shooting of Colonel Roosevelt.
The NSC UliCulsts eUch declared
S"hidnk was afflicted with a disease
called chronic paroniu, that no Was
addicted To hOmici ;0l tendencies ana
that he should be committed To an
institution wncrC diseases Of this ni-
iurc are treated.
Mr.. Dewey would not say that the
disease was inCurHblc IN Schrank's
case, out said II was doubtful that q
cure could he effected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
GOVERNOR JOHNSON WIRES
pItINsItI.SSlNES 10 FIGHT

sacramento, cat, \uN. -. Hiram
Johnson sent II telegram to Mcyer
I.lssncr at l.ns Angeles today saying IT,
was rcpurt"d the lruEr"SslN"s thor"
"aru Enlng to quit because of the
court ruling yesterday IN the election
case, and urging that tn" night he car
rCd on,
1T In OF little consequence SAYS
the message, "hOW the electoral Nnl"
of California iA east, II ~ OF RrDNo
consequence how the vnt"s nf the cit
liens of California are counted
"I hope, therefore, that every effort
viii be- made 10y YOU and every I'r'.
grrgsilr In southern California iu see
htnt the vote ot Los Angeles county
Ia Huinrulv counted as cnst und thrt
the drclsiuu uf the Nut"rs at Los Nu-
grlcs shall not be- altered ~ oNrrturn
ed by unjust judicinl decisions or
otherwise"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
DAUGHTER OF FORMER
GOVERNOR A SUICIDE
my Leased Wire 90 EvenInE Herald

hru, idrncc. Il. L., Soy 22. The
h'd} ul Miss Norma Garyin. dnugh-
t'r Il former Governor /" f.. g. Gar
ylu Mas found In New river today.
MiN Gnrvin disappeared Wednesday
evening.
Thr hndv was I'm deep water, not
lnr from the shore. Members Of
MiaH GHrNin'E family said that she
had been uuusually roliCrnl during
IA" llu l"w weeks Hud had taken
many evening walks, She had com
pliuvd Ut trouble with her head aud
had expressed u wish that she wouio
meet death Ia th" water. \ note
found after she lrft home read:
~ can't get tho water on ms
mind
This ted to IA" dragging of tn,
river which lH near the darwin HON,
m iuuHddlu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
QUARANTINE CANT
IN PULLMAN CAR
ON SANTA FE
NEAR DENVER
Family from Los Angeles Re-
fuse to Be Vaccinated and
May Remain Prisoners for
Four Weeks.
THOSE INOCULATED
AT ONCE RELEASED


Castle Rock, Colo, NuN. g2,--ThC
smallpox quarantine which has hoy
cred over nine occupants ut Pull
man ear here since early yesterday
when the Pullman was ordered cut
on Santa Fc train No. T., from chit
cngo to Denver, has hrCu length
cncd two weeks more. nnd unless MIR.
ana Mrs. ". j. Stilgebouor and their
trn-yoHr-uld son, of Los Angeles,
submit t. vaccination by the tul"ra-
de- state health authorities, they at
least viii have To remain uuaran-
tine prisoners la the nulluuu Tor
four weeks.
When the surgeons arrived here
from Denver this morning they inund
six al the prisoners only too willing
to be NuCCnutCd. and the slN nave
already been released aud are per
mlttcd to proceed To their dcsiind-
tiun.
hut IN" rm,Iy from Los Angeles
who are utuNIug to DaunurN Nohr
showed no signs of giving In To- the
surgeons, after hours of persuasion
stating that they would prefer n
four weeks quarantine In this llill'
town rather than have More holes
dug In their arms" Tor all ul the
family prcNiuusly have been Naccin-
utCd.
The siX passengers who were Nnc'
Cinutcd immediately Hrt uui To- take
In tn" town. until trains arrived IL
take them away, with the result
that Castle l;uck ~ decorated with
! such sigus as "Santn Fc cnmpinp
I tourists" ANA I'VE have smallpox,
/ aud "rrnNclrrs' smallpox club"
/ Mrs. T.. W, Fox OF El pasO was
! the first to he vaCCinatUd. She wai
ou her way to DcadwOnd, =. d., witt
her son. who recently underwent ur
| operation tor appendicitis. Shc re-
| ucivcd u telegram this moi ming stat
! Ing that her son had been upcratct
| upon ana would recover,
! The Stlgchuur family this aftor'
noon submitted To- vaccination after
! more than SiN hours persuasion bS
the physicians ana residents at Cas-
| tie Rock ana after state health al
| thuritirs again fumigWcd the Pull
| man car, the quarantine was lifted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
"COme and Take Them" Is
Taunting Reply to Demand
for Surrender of Chain of
Forts at Tchatalja.
INVADERS MAY MODIFY
TERMS FOR ARMIsTICE
Belief Growing Among Al
lied Balkan Nations That
Complete Conquest of Otto
man Empire Is Hard Task.
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald

my Leased Wire 10 Evening HeTnidl
London. NoN, 20 ~ battle ragged
today along the entire line of fof,iil-
cations AT Tchatalja, according to dis.
patches from Cunstantinoplr. The
Bulgnrians hogan again their efforts
tu brrnk through tn" Turkish lines
nut ~ tar have been prevented from
doing 80 by the fire vi the Turkish
warships.
he nirsl classes uf the reserves Oi
tho six Nuslru- Hungarian army corps
hdg" been called tu the Culurs. UC-
'uTdng 10 q news agency dispatch
from Vienna. Three Oi these army
corps are stationed in the north and
Three In the southeast OF the Ausiru-
hungarian empire.
"Come ana take them" the defiant
reply of the Turks 10 the demand
made by the allied Balkans for the
evacuation OF the line OF Notifications
~ Tchatalja, IN front uf CONSTANT
nOple. is not believed in diplomatic
circles necessarily to mean the end
at the negotiations for an HrmIstice.
even though nghting has been re-
Eumed.
From Sofia comes word today that
the victorious invaders are likely to
modify their conditions. The Euro
pCHn powers NJ Tie same tlmc are 'N-
rrtinR themselves Ia Induce the ma
iiOna composing the Balkan league "a
bring their terms more into line win
The facts of the. situation ntld To ar
range n trenty witch will Sivo them
all they have conquered hut VIII leave
out that which has not been con-
uuered.
In view Of the fact that tn" otto
man capital, even II captured, must
ultimately he evacuated In accord
unco with the decree of the great
powers. Il appears that the allies have
nothing ~ gain by insisting on tho
surrender Of the lines which form
virtually the gates ur the city, li"nr,
the hope expressed by diplomats that
IhlA demand will he withdrawn. In
which case It In thought Turkey, rec
ORnizinK that she has no prospect oi
taking the offensive for the recovery
of her lost territory. would quickly
conclude that she has nothing To gain
by continuing the conflict. and agree
10 enter into negotiations "n tn" hnsi'
Dr surrender OF all hut a rcuSonn Ol'
strip OF territory at the back of CON
stantinopl", the Dnrdancllcs aud the
BOsphorus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
PATRIOTISM MOTIVE FOR
DEED DECLARES CRANK

an address by SChr0nk To the
commissioners In which he apologiycd
tof causing unpleasantncss In making
them decide u matter which would
have been better tried by higher
court than an earthly court" was In.
cluded In the report. In II Schrank
reviewed tho vision" in which he
claimed to have looked Into the dying
eyes OF the late President Mckinley.
when Il voice called to me to nVenge
hls death. wns confident that my
life was coming soon To an end and |
was at once happy TO know that my
real mission on this earth was 10 die
for my country and tho cause OF re-
publiCaniSm,
"Thc snOt at Milwaukee. which cre-
ated an echo In all parts uf the world,
was not n shot fired at the citizen
ROuscvHlt not "a shot at an sx-prcsi-
dent. not a shot at tho candidate Of
, u EO-Called Progressive party, not IA
shot tn influence the pending election,
not Il shot to gain for me nOtorlety
no, IL was simply To once ana forever
Cstn bllsn the fact that any man who
hereafter nspirrs to u third prCBlden-
tial term will do 80 nt the risk Of hlA
liCe. II ! can not defend tradition, !
can not defend the country In case
OF war. you may aS well send every
patriot Ia prison.
! u nope tnnt the SnOt at MllWhuhet
! has awakened patriotism OF the Amer
! lean nation. that II opened their eyes
! To the real danger and showed them
, the only safe way out of II. az IL
, proven by the election returns In the
great Democratic party. The nnrth
south, east and west In once NOR,
solidly united and proudly can wt
prove To the nations Of IN" world thal
the spirit OF 1915 In still alive and
shall never die ana the sclf-g0vern'
mcnt Ia an established fact and q sue
cess.
II have been accused of selecting
state where capital punishment y
abolished. would say did not know
tho laws OF any state Travelled
through aud II would be rldiculou
for me to fear death after the act. "a
| expected to die during the act an'
not live TO tell the story. II l knew
that my death would have made tn,
third term tradition more sacred, an
sorry | could not die for my country
prison for me In like BoinB Il
war. Before me IN the hpirh o
George Washington, behind That o
Mckinley"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Enstop, Pa. Nov. 22,--Starting out
on cunning trip. cyril a. Newman,
aged II. OF Hackettstown, y. j., visit
ed n number Of traps he set In the
first one he found "A rabbit. COcKlN4r
both triggeFs of his gun he laid II
on the ground near the trap and lib-
Grated the rabbit, intending to shoot
Il ns II ran.
Tho animal gave u leap, landed on
the gun, and, touching the triggers
discharged both barrels. The con.
tents inferred Newmhn'A left thisn, ana
by the time he was able 10 crawl TO
the nearest farmhouse he was nearly
dead from loss OF blood. lie was
rushed by automobile to the Easton
hospital. He Is the aOn OF w. s. New.
man, president Of the Hackettsi own
Telephone company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
FEDERAL AGENTS ARE
IN CITY INSPECTING
FOODS AND DRUGS

F"d"rnl inspectors are IN the city
thH week, visiting various groceries
nnd drug stores with nm eye to detect
ms any yi'lnti0us Of tho pure food
hud drugs net Und also II II rlimOrad
In ""un"ctiuu VITA the nation wide in
'""llEnllou ny the p1st0tllCc depart
urnt which has resulted In whOleHale
arrests throughout the country. lie.
equity Erg" quantities OF vinegar was
seized hy lhrHn inspectors In Roswell
on tho ground that its sale was IA VlO-
latinn uf tho pure food law.
The federal grand jury meets hero
next Junuury ana II is possible that
indictments under the law mentioned
may result ia unn or two local cases
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
WANTED STEP.DAUGHTER
NS Plural, WIFE

san Jose, cal, Nov. 22.--Mrs. Jcn-
ME Chandler, In her application tor
divorce IN the superior court, charges
that her husband. Thomas y. Chnud-
lrr then q resident at Colorado,
wanted t. make "trip to Salt Lake
city To- hoS" IN" Mormon church
seal" his ,L"p-duughtrr To- him as
his wife.
Her testimony was backed up 10y
her dauRht"d the girl IN question,
Zulu Mason, ana procured un inter
lurutury decree uf diNurCo tor her
from Chandler
Mrs. Chandler testified thal her
husband was "a member e the Mur
mon church ana that 1T the tlmv nl
the allegation the girl was ~ years
old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
SIDNA ALLEN GETS
OFF WITH PRISON
SENTENCE
Fifteen Years in Penitentiary
Penalty Melted Out to the
Leader of Gang Which
Shot Up Courthouse.
tny L-nHrd wire to EvSnlns Herald

tny L-nArd wire 10 IcVsniHG Herald
WSthcNlllo, Nar Nov. 22,--Sldnn
Allen, lradrr at the Allen clan which
ahut up the carroll county court at
llillsyrll" last March, rrsulting Ia the
death ct I've pcrsuns. was found guilty
pf murder In the second degree today
FOR the killing of Judge Thornton l..
Mussl" The jury flXcd the penalty at
ilit,rn years Ia the prnltuntinry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
NOTED WOMAN GOLF
EXPERT IS DEAD

Ihl"ngu, Nuy 22-M Mrs, BcTnard
9. il"rur, known to golhng cnthus-
mrtt e. b"ssir Anthony, for yenTs
western g"lhnE champion, died today
at her home, "HlrnNicw," near kes-
wick. Va.
one Of the most brilliant matches
which she won on the links wus AT
ENmoor I'm 1904. when she defeated
MlHa Mabel Higgins of the Mid.
lothian club In many Of her cham.
plonHhip matches Bessie ANTHONY
hhd "'hlck" Evans for her caddy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Paris, Nov. e2.--yrhere never was a
more oppOrtune moment for me pro-
letarlat 10 strike agalns, war, ac-
cordInR To the French Socialist party,
W .Iich met yehtePtlay TO consider
what attitude Il should nssunne about
the International Bo0ialiHi congress Ia
be- held at Baeel ON Sunday. In oppD-
Resolutions adopted declared that
countries should not ba permitted 10
he bound by gecret tyeaaies. and II a
cOnfiagratlOn beeOmea Imminent the
Tecourae 10 revolutionary methods, a
general strike and inBurrectiOn, "a
etoD war and tear ffom their places
those responsible tor u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
Loses TROUSERS playing Poker.

DCIrUIt, MIohI Nov, g NIIIIlU
Norno appeared IN police court Tu's-
day morning uttlred IN "A drcsH cont
ana sOmo underwear--he had bet the
trousrrs In II poker game tho evening
before and lost.
William. m may 1H surmlHGd. M
sOmrthing Of q stlcker when the cards
go against him.. His cash, his watch
and his diamonds preceded the trouH-
ers into the bank" The trousers
were of good quality. 40 william got
several blu" chips ON them. Hut his
luck didn't turn and when he was
cleaned out again ho broke up tina
game by quitting,
lie begged the loan 0r his trousers
10 20 hOmC In, hut the bank took no
risks and declined. So william start
ed In dress coat aud underwear. Thara
how the policeman happened Ia grah
him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
GOVERNOR
MAROONEO IN
DESERT
Narrowing Experience of Ex'
ecutive Party Enroute from
Yuma to Phoenix When
Automobile Breaks Down.
my Leased wire 20 RvsniaE Her.lSl

Ivy Aeaseo "Fe 70 HNentnA Hereie j
PhurniN. Ari2,, Nov, Governor
Hunt, AdJut.-GCn. Harris Lon Me.
gurgcr landscape artist, aud George
Clements. u newspaper man, reached
here today from Yuma, after hur-
rowing experience on ia" desert In
an auto. Their machine broke down
In the sand I'm Mohawk valley and
the party had to sleep out all night
then walk six miles 10 Il mining
camp, where horses were secured tot
a twenty siN-milr ride To the rail-
road. The governor had been al
Yuma attending the celebration oI
the completion VI an irrigation pro.
jvct ana was returning across coun'
try selecting n road for "A transcon'
tinCntal automobile route.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
BULGARIA. NAMES
PEACE PLENIPOTENTIA ARIES

Sofia. Nov ?g,--Dr. 3. Damon, pres
idcnt uf the bulgarian parliament;
General Snvoff, Bulgarian command
er-in- chief, and General Fitchon, tho
chief of stan ~ the Bulgarian army,
have been appointed Bulgarian pleni-
potentiaries for the negotiation of an
armisticc between the Turkish and
bulgarian armies. They will proceed
Immediately 10 the TChatalJa lines To
meet IN" Turkish plenIpol"niiari"s
there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
MINNESOrN COUWT
IIIIN INSI'IkGiENTS HARD

Il IUWI NV ?2.--Thc MlnncsOtn
supreme rumt dealt a. blow to I'm
SurR,ut' turr,., at the Modern Wood
men ul America today In holding
that ctmps net incorporated cannot
10y mundumuf compel their officers
To levy assessments or Issue war
rants un IN, luuds of the camps to
light the increase In rates ordered
hy the head camp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
WOMAN POIsONER MAY
ESCAPE PRISON TERM
IBy Lensed Wire 10 EVENING Herald !

Scdaliu. Mo, Nov. 22.--Counsel TO
defend Mrs. pansy Icsh who con
frsYrd iu l.rs Angeles tu the murder
~ iva Missouri women, was appoint
cd today II WHs expected the cnFc
would he rullrd IN the criminal court
next Monday
An assistant lu ln" prosecutor was
credited Withssiyiug mat d plun ut
guilty probably Nuuld bu accepted, a
short prison sentence pronounced ana
the prisoner pnI"l"d ~ nu"' Mrs
Lesh has stated that 4 th.H b. dane
she win return Immediately iu her
husband and child Ia lua Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
FOREIGN SHIPS NO
LONGER BARRED
FROM TRADE
Canal Zone, Porto Rico and
Philippines Relieved From
Operation of Coastwise Ship
ping Laws.
my LsassS wire 60 Evsavna HsraIdI

Washington, Nov. 22.--The inter
state commerce commission today
announced its withdrawal OF recent
administrative rulings that shipments
Ia Porto Rico, the canal zone ana the
Philippines were Coustwise com
mcrce. Enforcement Of the ruling
would have barred foreign ships
from carrying American commerce
tO these territories.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Fl PasO. Noy. 22.--The last FREQ
transportation to American refugees
from Mexico was issued by the army
IuaTtermuHCr'a department today.
Congress made an appropriation for
sendinE these people 10 any point In
tho United states they wished 10 90
when they were forced by the rebels
lion 10 leave Mexico,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
AMERICAN MINING
MAN HELD FOR
RANSOM
State Department Advised OF
Predicament of Superinten'
dent of San Toy Property
Near Santa Eulalie.
my Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald !

Washington, Soy. - IN" "lnl'
department received Nord today mat
william NJ Fink, IN American rUl'
zen, superintendent ui the san Toy
Mining company, Whose camp y
about fifteen miles from Chihuahua,
Is being held for $4,000 RANSOM b,
the MoXiCan rebel band that cap
tuTcd Santa Eululiu "Wednesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
WOMAN SHOT; POLICE
HUNT SON-IN.LAW
ny Leased wire 20 EvsAlAs HsTaIdl

Denver, Nov. 22,--TwO men with
caps pulled down over their eyes
leaped from an alley this morning,
and shct and seriously wounded Mrs.
Emma Lathrop, "A widow aged a.,
while She was on her way tO work as
"a JanitOr.
Her assallants one Of whom she he.
lieYca IN be her son-ln-law james
Qualterl.' with whom sho had quar-
relied, cannot ne found.
Mrs. Inthrop received n bad wound
In the left arm near the shoulder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

AdAlE~ Aana., Nov. 3I.-MrS. Ans
thonY WroAieSky. one Of family OF
eighteoN chit Area, OF which thefe were
OF them .aaSs blTih Tussday TO twlns.
a hoy and Rir. -Four or Mrs. Wob.
lssiys sisters are fhe mothers OF
twins.
A photograph Of the iiYe sisters and
the i've pairs Of twins 10 to be sent 70
Colonel Roosevelt 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY
TBy Leased wire 60 pvsniaE HsFaIal

Champaign, H., Nov. 22,-Proi'
Charles l.. Hall Of the faculty of the
University OF Illinois, WAS arrested
here today on an indictment charging
perjury In connection with an inquiry
into voting by students 0f' III" inHillu-
ton ~ the last election,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
MOOERNWOODMEN'S
NEW RATES HELD
EXCESSIVE AND
UNNECESSARY
Perpetual injunction Re-
strains Head Camp From
Putting Into Effect In
creased Cost of Insurance.
EDICT AFFECTS ORDER
IN FORTY.EIGHT STATES
GUy Leased Wire 20 Evening HsrsIa1

Springfield. H.. Nol HOLDING
the new rates Ol the Modern Wood
men to he burd,usumr tO tho mem
h,re and excessive and unnecessary.
Judgr Shir"lN ut the Saugamon cir
.cuu court to-day granted II perpetual
Injunction restraining the hend camp
irum uutimg TIA" rates. into effect.
~ the organization tx un Illinois
corporation the Injunction II efTcc-
tive am u,rr the tuitcd States and
tuui,.f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
WIFE MURDERER HANGED
AT SAN QUENTIN PRISON
tBy I.sassd wire 20 nvsaInw sSsralG

10y hNessu wire Ia hVeobam MegutoI
san quentin, Cal, Nov. 22.--AleE
szafcsur was hanged today for the
murder 0f his wife Ermu In sun Fran-
cisco ON April 4, 1910,
Willie I.uiB. a Chinese. also under
sentence 10 b0 hanged today, was re-
prleyed by the governor this week un-
III December q,
sznfscur was drunk when hs shot
his wife, The small sons by an eAr-
Her marriage Enw their mother killed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
Now Trcnnnrer sMorn In.

Washington, NOV. 22, --Carml n,
Thompson was sworn in IN treasurer
Of the United States today, succeed
ing Leo McClunG. In accepting hts
commission Mr.. Thompson said he
would retire from political life Win
president Taft ON March 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
SECI;I1'NilY AWAITS
LOS ANGELES RISTI' RMS

sacramento, Soy. 80. Secretary Of
Stalr Jordan said today he would
not certify To- u count of the state
election Monday but would wait until
the Lus Angeles returns reached his
office,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
RUSHED
TO RECAPTURE
PALOMAS
American Troops Instructed to
Prevent Crossing of Rebels
to Strengthen Garrison of
Border Town.
my Lsausa Wire 60 Ev.nInH HsralSI 7

IGl paaO, Nov. 22.--l'uur hdndrcd
federal rcinf0rccmcnts are being
rushed from the Cnsas Grandcs dis
trlct with orders Ia Tctnkr Palnmas,
the border port which yesterday f"li
into the rebels hands. Tn" burdrr
patrol of United States troops has
strict orders Ia prevent the crossing
of rebel recruits who could take the
arms of the federal soldiers who sur
rendered after yesterdays lighting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
LEADER OF STRIKE
RIOTERS CAPTUED
my Leased Wire 90 IovsaInH lspaIaI

Charleston, W. Va. Nov, 90. :.
Samuel Russell, alleged leader OF IA
band Of coal striker sympathlEers
who shot up the town OF Nigh Coal
yeaterdny, wah run down IN the
mountains by ,bloOdhoundagund mine
guards and taken to military head
quarters at Paint Creek Junction "a
day. The strike zOno was quiet to-
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
ESCAPED CONVICT
IS CAPTURED
At JUAREZ
Andreas Gales, Who Sawed
His Way Out of Peniten-
tiary, Captured, Attired in
Woman's Clothing.
my Leased Wire 10 EvsaIns Herald

IBy Leased Wire "a EVsRins Herald
JunrrZ, Mexico, Soy, 22.--Drcss"d
In height al feminine fashion, An
drclS Gales, - Mrxican- American,
wns taken from q Julrrz electric car
here today by MoHiCdu Immigration
agents lie admits having escaped
from Jail In Santa F", y. NJ, with an
American prisoner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

PPehidone McKlnley's claaFmrs DoaA
New philadelphia, Ohio, Nav. 4 ls-e
Charger former Prenie6nl NpI Tl
ioy'n rldlhI horse, met 3 fN10k
death today on the farm ~ 0I
Lewis ~ 8trNsburg tie heoA0l8 d1s
tangled In wire ,1enoo hNH
HtTangled. !. ~