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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
SERIOUS AFFRAY Ar
CLOVIS
Restaurant Proprietor Attacks
Saloon Nan With Butcher
Knife; Victim in Serious
Condition Assailant Jailed.

Especial TeIewram 40 EvenlsG nIernidp
Clovis, n a., May 20.--'Ike Cannon,
a saloon keeper is dangerously wound-
ed and Bill Ogg, restaurant keeper.
Is held under bond for preliminary
hearing on a charge Of attempted mur-
der, as the result Of an affray which
occurred here this morning The fight
opened In front Of CannOn's saloon.
when Ogg, Il Is charged. attacked Can
non with eleayer. aiming deadly
blow which fortunately struck the
door casing instead OF The intended
victims head.
The men clinched ard a desperate
struggle ensuod during which Cannon
received dozen wounds. mostly on
the head, the cuts being from one to
three inches long
Cannon Is IN a serious condition
though Il Il said he has an excellent
chance OF recovery.
Ogg was arrested and will have q
hearing tomorrow on the
charge Of attempted murder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
ne Markets


New York. May 20.--First hour lr-
regularity bccarue marked iatoI on
the stock market today. Reading
sold under saturdays close. ~ dld
United states Steel Amalsamatod
Copper, Smelling ana other market
leaders Hartman shares were rela-
lively firm.
Manipulativc tactics IN speciaIiies
were continued Bonds were easy.
Copper shares derived no advantage
from another advance in the price 81
the metal ard the market became I'M
crcaslnEly heavy and dull. Illinois
Central rose 2 points
Business fell % minor proportions
and PRICES were offered az ounces
sions. The list suffered a further set
hack. with a decline OF four points
Ia Tcxss Company
The market closed heavy. Prices
yielded 10 this lowest Of the day in
the last hour Lcsigh Valley losing
all ts gain and other standard stocks
selling under saturdays close.
Closing prices
Call money, "a 6i3 pes cent
Prime paper, fetak per cent.
silver. 81 3-gc.
Mexican dollars. 4sr.
Copper. tf5.Tsmle.i2M
Tin, S45.50at $500.
Isend-- 400 4.25. 4
Amalganatod ~ 5-s
Sugar. 129h.
Atchison, ige.
Great Northern. t5l IA.
New York Central ifg3-S.
Northern Pacific. i1a 3-s
Reading, t1sif
Southern Faciiic. my
Union Pacific. i1e BIS.
steel 10.
slecl preferred. III rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
ATLANTA SELECTED ron
THE NENT MEETING,

Louisville, Ky. May 20--Atlania.
Ga, was selected today az host tor
the 1913 general assembly at The
Northern Presbyterian Church
Nliepofia of committees. advocating
the policy OF providing definite PEN
sions OF annuiiles fof an ministers
based upon the period 3. service rem
dereG. and the recommendation OF a
church-wide movement 10 secure a
permanent endowment fund "a $40,
100000 to be divided between tho
board of ministerial relief and
the mlnisterial suslentatlon fund. re-
colved the attention OF the general
assembly today
The Woman board Ol Home mis-.
siona convened In annual mceiing lo-
iay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

At General Orozco's headquarters.
May CO., Bridge burning. wire cutting
and resultant destruction OF property
along the line OF railroads In this vi
entity has brought forth an exchange
~ notes bctween Marion Letcher, the
American consul at Chihuahua and
Jose cordeve, secretary Of state OF
chihuahua. C0rdova today notified
Orozcu that IN answer 90 a note from
Mr.. Letcher protesting against tho de-
struction o. railroad property la
which Americans are Interested ha
had aent counter note declaring that
the depredntious referred 20 we're the
work ~ 80, ~umont agents.
Fer soHs weeks the rebels have
been greatly handicapped by the
WreekinG Of bridges between here and
Chihuahua. The latest Instance was
saturday night when the tuIeersph
wires were eut az points north ana
south OF santa Rosaiia, which y be-
hind the rebel army here wire COM
municaiion was restored today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
STUNNED
BY BAD FALL
Bonnie stratford Bolts At
Traction Park and Guy Is
Thrown Over Horses Head I;
Marrow Escape From Death.

Jockey Guy riding Bonnie STRAIT
ford IN the ssx-furlong dash az Trac-
ton park this afternoon. had q mar
row escape from death when tie
thoroughbred, stumbling az the first
turn after the getaway, becuine fright
ened ANA boited. Guy WAS thrown
over the horses head AS the latter
took the fence near the stables. and
was 80 BADLY stunned By the fall that
Il was thought he was dead until an
Investigation showed nc bones broken.
The boy viii likely ride again to-
morrow bat Bonnie stratford was SO
badly cut about the forciega that she
will be out Of the running for the
present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
JOY RIDE ENDS IN
DEATH OF FIVE
PEOPLE At
CHICAGO
Fast Flying Machine Plunges
Through Open Draw; Occup-
ants Perish Miserably Be-
fore Help Can Reach Them.
BODY OF ONLY ONE OF
VICTIMS RECOVERED
Sny Evsnine Herald A. =. I.enssa wire,

sRy Evenlne Herald A. y. Leases tvireD
Chicago. May g0.--Five persons.
three men and two women. were
drowned early today when the auto
mobile sn which they were riding
plunged into the calumeF river az the
Nlnety-secOnd street bridge
None Of the names OF the victims
20 Ear has been learned by the police
and only one Of the bodies has been
recovered, One OF the women Jumped
into the river as the embankneat
was reached, according To a watch
man. Hor body was recovered. The
woman was apparently twenty-four
years old and The initials "a ~.
were on bracelet worn by her
The automobile. which was going
ahous thirty miles an hour. turned
over az 4 went into the river only
one ~ the party was seen afterward.
One or the men SWAIN for several min
utos. The Waterman threw hifn a
life prcserver, but he apparently did
not see u, and went down.
The bridge had been swung 20 ale
low q boat 20 pass and although a
warning was shouted "a the driver 1T
the machine b. tho watchman, the
former was unable 40 apply the
brakes ~ time % avoid the accident.
William Popham. a fireman on the
fire TUG Illinois, Saw the machine as
d plunged into the river. BY the time
the flfe boat had been released from
ita moorlnR the yictinsa had sunk.
Examination Of the car definitely
established that it was owned by Mrs.
q. r. spaldinE OF this city II was
driven by john Buchanan. a chauf-
feur temporarily employed By Mrs.
spaiding. who took this car without
permission and invited two girls and
two hoy friends % ride with him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
RIVER REACHES ITS
HIGHEST MARK
No Damage Being Done By
Rampageous Rio, According
to County Engineer Pitt
Ross.

The Rio urande reached ia highest
stage OF the season this afternoon ao.
cording 10 a report by County sur
yeyoF Pitt Ross late this afternoon.
Mr.. Ross did not have the exact fig-
nres as he had nos seen the guage but
Says that tho water level IS several
inches higher than the previous nigh
stage for the season No damage So
being done and the Improvement and
protection work on the west bank OF
the river Is said 10 be standing up
satisfactorily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
TWENTY RIcBEIs FAIL
af IN RATTLE NEAR TOftREON

Jimincz, Mex, May 20 Ninety
volunteers Of the government force
and 30 rebels were killed az Pedricena
southwest Of Torreon last Tuesday. ac-
cording 20 oourlers reaching General
Oroacos headquarters here today from
Colonel Gonzales, the rebel com
mander. The nring lasted ten hours
after which the rebels claim they en-
tered the town. The insurrectos
claim to have taken hundred prls-
oners and much ammunition.
After the fight the rebels continued
their march to Join Generals Campo
ana Argumedo In their advance on
Torreon. An unconfirned but reliable
report Is that Colonies Amaya ana
Canales were wounded, the former
seriously
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
TODAY IN CONGRESS


SENATE.
Met AZ noon; reports az major
iiy and minority OF L0rimsr tn
vostigating committee submitted:
majority upholdipg Senator Lor-
liners right 10 retain his seat.
minority condemnlng him.
senator Crawford Introduced 4
proposed constitutional amend
menf % limit terms Of federal
Judges OF inferior courts TO ten
years.
HOUSE.
Met at N o. m. and consider
ed miscellaneous legislation on
regular calendar.
Representative Akin introduced
resolution directing Secretary
Wilson 90 report circumstances
under which his son was ap-
pointed 90 position with C0lo-
RADIO irrigation company.
Judiciary committee continued
iis Investigation into CHARGES
against Judge Archibald. cross
examination Of a. a. Boiand be-
ing continued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
BRITISH WAItsHIPs VISIT
WEST COAST OF MEXICO

Culiacan, Sinaloa. Mexico, May 20,
The British gunboat Algerine arriv-
ed az MaxiataH last night preparatory
to cruise aiong The west coast OF
Mexico 10 pick up refugees.
Two hundred rebels captured by
federal scouts today were sent 90
Ma2atlan 10 be Put en- board the Mex
lean gunboat Guerrero en- route 70 the
penal colony Of Maria sIaland.
Rebel leaders have notified south
ern Pacific officials that railroad
bridges viii be burnt if federal
troops ere carried on trains.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

chicago. May 2O.--Cattle receipts
1000. market steady % 10 cents
higher Reeves. ssi0Ma.sO. Texas
STEERS, s6.O0m7S5: western steers
$4,000 500: st0ckcrs and feeders.
SA4oa7.10; COWS and heifers $1,000
s.oo calves. s5.gb0s.T5.
Hogs Receipts $1,000; market slow
and mostly 40 cents lower. Light.
ST.25@7.7. mixed. 1880 1855; heavy.
$3.50 7.Ss. rough. s735 q g.65: plRs.
$500 q Gee; bulk VI sales 2E.35a T.sQ.
sheep Receipts ia. 0oq, market
steady, Native. se.7sa6.95; western.
$4,000 $50. yehrilnKs. &s.50M 1876
lambs, native. s5.0O@S.g5; western.
S5.T5mg.70.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

WAa me alflnFlnE clear across 3 main
street 81 I.os Angeles OF Two bie bans
nors furnished by me Commercial
club here. With the words. "Aibhuueso
que, n. NJ" IN letters three feet high
which could be read for four and
five blocks IN both directions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

70 Cure = Geld IN one par.
fake LAXATIVE BROMO ouiiiine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
signature IL On each box ske.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

Miss Margaret Hunt ~ i.os Angeles
VIII arriye here tomorrow en route to
Roswell o. visit Mrs. A. r. Summers.
ana while here win be y guest az the
home OF her uncle, Fred VI Lea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

Remcmbor that the trout flsi,inr
season opens on May 18th. Harry Al.
johnson has che kind OF tackle YOU
want.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

New York. May s0.--Cott0n spot
closed quiet. mlddilng uplands.
si0.5e. middllng sulf $ii75. selee.
1000 bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

81 Louis, May 2o.--Wool steady;
territory and western mediums. i6G
fsc, fine mediums, l5a lie; tine, lUa
Ice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

Regular review OF Alamo Hive 40.
2, L. o. II A. win be- held In odd
Follows hall tomorrow afternoon az
2i30. Initiation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
Chicago Board Of Trads.


Chicago, May so. hgirame scarcity
OF buying orders N the wheat pie to-
day turned the market very weak.
Free selling resulted from the in.
fluence Of larger world shipments.
Warmer temperatures m the United
States tended also to favor the bear
side. The opening was l-66ii &c low
err, July started az lOB rs 10 1903 l-fc.
A decline "a 1907 followed and then 4
rally 10 i07 i-2 The close was easy
With July ] i-iC Hot lower nc 100 Use.
Moderate offerings on the part 81
cash houses and commission con-
Germs proved sufficient 30 knock out
support from under corn. July opened
unchanged 10 l-8 up al "a SIS 20 ~
3-4C. dropped 90 l3 Us and recovered
TO T3 s.tn 7-sc The close WAS steady
at as Sac for July, a net loss OF Use.
Renewed leading % buyers Of oats
melted the bears 10 become aKgree'
slyc laiy started 3-S 20 ! cont down
at as as 10 80 ana sank To as i-fc.
Heavy receipts Of hogs and the
weakness Of grain put much pressure
on the trade In provisions. Initial
transactions ranged from 2 IL 10 rs
cents lower with Sent mher delivery
sISf2 10 10 2I6.f7 l-2 for pork;
tl0.s5 70 SiOS7 i-2 for lard and 5000
for ribs
Closing prices.
wheat- May, ffl2; July si.oI-
LIS.
corn May n 7-s@7sci July,
73 3-fc
Oats-Mayl s1Mc. July. AZ g-sc.
pork--May. f1IsS.
LARD May. 4to.a1 ~.
Ribs. May tlO.0lh.
Kansas city. MO. May so.--cattio
Receipts 5000. including 1000
southerns. market strong. no cents
higher. native steers. ,s6.a0Wet0i
southern stecrs. t5.50mG.2k. southern
COWS and helfera sf.250 $685. native
COWS ana hoifcra Sf!OOM S.2b. stock
ers and feeders, tb.0Q@T25i bulls
$3.50 1905 calves. tb.Oomb.25; weats
cen steers t650Ws.oO. western cows,
8f.6Ome.1b
Sheep Receipts 10000 merkrt
no cents higher mpitons. $3.50
s.15, lambs. 9o.bO0 stoi rangc weth-
era and yenrtnEs. $4,000 500; range
owes Na.hoWA4ii Texas goats faea
~ $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
"RUBE" WEEKS WILL BE
BACK SOON BELIEVED

II Is quite likely that "Rube9 Weeks.
baseball pitcher viii soon return 20
Albuquerque and join the pitching
staff Of the GFaya Weeks IS now play.
ing with Pueblo Ia the Rocky Noun
tain League, having heen released 10
Pueblo by Wichita Weeks says he
would rather play independent he'll
with Albuquerque than TO work MS
mead off in the Rocky Mountain
league, which has no atandlnq what.
ever In organized basoDal Weeks m
doing pretty wen this season.
Harold. the Polish vlollnlst. and
folpk. The bohomlan pianist. who APP
pears with the former celebrity. ar
rived Ia the city today and viii ap-
pear in concert tonight Ia the city
today q also Henrietta snador. man.
aeer FOR these musicians, who has
managed tuurs for schumann Hclnk
Teiraazlnl aud others equally famous.
this versatile woman having had
charge OF numborleEs high class at-
fractions Tor Mr Bohymer on tho
coast She Is cousin 0f Charles r..
Spadtr OF BoFnalliio.
OFFICE G., q. NJ, Chronicle Bldg.
Aap Francisco, Cal. April 40. 1919.
Sealed proposals. win BE- received here
until ~ q. M, May no. 1919 for furn-
ishinG wood, coke, charcoal fuel and
mineral on, and gasoline. required al
posts in Western Division during nscal
year commencing July I, isf2. lnfor-
nation furnished on application mere
or 90 Post Quariermasters. ana Quar-.
tormaslefs nt Seattle, WASH. Portland.
Ore. and Honolulu, "a ~. and bids
may be receivea by Post Quarlefmaa.
ters and QuartNrmaater. Honolulu. n
~. until n a. m., Pacific time. May
40. isIe
y voN scHnADER. &. Q. AZ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

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Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-11
France, Great Britain
and Russia Combine
Against Dreibund

PARIS. Sept. 10.-The recently negotia-
ted Franco Russian naval convention
and the older Anglo French convention
relating TO the Mediterranean seaboard,
win be brought into practical operation
within a few days, when the French
fleet, which heretofore has had its head
quarters at Brest. will be permanently
transferred to Toulon.
This naval move win give to France
complete control In the Mediterranean
over any possible combination of .he
triple alliance and viii leave to England
the defense OF the North sea while Rus
sis guards the Baltic sea.
Experts point out that with the lsns-
sian fleet In the Baltic, the strength Of
the British fleet will be materially N
creased against any contemplated Ger
man attack, while the English channel
is considered sufficiently defended by the
numerous fleets of destroyers and sub
marines stationed on both the English
and the French coasts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-11
MADAM RABIN0FF is DEAD
Famous Opera Singer Dies in London
After Operation.
NATIVE OF BEATRICE, NEBRASKA
Was to Have Appeared at Metropolis
tan Opera House, New York, and
was Booked for Tour of
south America.

LONDON, Eng, Sept. 10.-Marie La
Salle- Rabinoff, an American opera sing
er and the wife OF Max Rabinoff. the
Russian impressario, died in hospital
here toda Q after an operation. She was
formerly Miss Jessie Richmond Of Beat
rice, Neb
NEW YORK, Sept. l0--Madame Marie
La Salle-Rablnoff, who died in London
today, was to have appeared at the
Metropolitan opera house here next
year The young sopranos musical ca
reer was promoted by the aid of Miss
w. X. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Otto Kahn.
She took the name Of La Sale and her
music interested Max Rabinoff, the for
mer Chicago orchestra director, In her
career.
She went abroad to study, but re-
turned three months later to this coun-
try and was quietly married to Mr..
Rabinoff in Jersey City. Madame Rabin-
off resumed her studies abroad and since
then has appeared in leading roles with
the Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago
opera companies. This coming season
she was to have made a tour of South
America and Mexico. She was Is years
old.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-11
EUCHARlSTlC CONGRESS
BEGINS LABORS AT VIENNA

VIENNA. Austria, Sept. 1O-under the
protection of Emperor Francis Joseph,
the twenty Eucharistic congress
today began It's labors, which are to be
continued until next Sunday Delegates
and visitors numbering upwards of 15o,-
600 and including Representatives from
the United States, South America and
Canada and from all the countries OF
Europe have gathered in the city, which
was decked with, flags in honor of the
great assembly.
The papal legate to the congress, Car
dinal Van Rossum, arrived today from
Rome and was driven to the Hofburg,
where he was received by the emperor
and members of the imperial family.
The crowning function of the con-
gress will take place Sunday morning,
when an immense procession will march
from ST Stephens along the Ringstrasse
to the Hofburg, where low mass will be
celebrated by the papal legates on top
of the great entrance gateway. The en-
peror and all members of the court will
attend the service, which will be con-
Quoted within the view Of $1,000 persons.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-11
OMAHA WEDNESDAY MORNING. sEPEENFaR
Diplomat Accused
Of Abductlng Girl
ForfeitS His Bond

NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-Harry f. Nolan
of Washington, D. c., recently ap-
pointed secretary to the United states
legation at Panama, failed to appear In
police court today to plead to a
charge Of abducting 1s-year-old Marion
Mcvicker of Newport News. Va. His
cash bail of s1.OOO was ordered forfeited
and two detectives were dispatched to
arrest him.
Nolan was arrested this afternoon in
the office of his lawyer and arraigned
in Tombs court. He told the court that
he had misunderstood the proceedings
this forenoon and had left the court
room under the impression that his case
had been continued under $1,000 bail.
Upon hearing this explanation the magis-
trate revoked the order of forfeiture,
The court paroled the Mcvicker girl in
the custody OF the Florence Crittenden
mission. The arraignment was then de-
clared postponed until September II,
Nolan was arrested last night on a
complaint of agents of the Old Dominion
Steamship company that the Mcvicker
girl, whose father is reputed to be a
prosperous innkeeper at Glasgow. Scot
land, had disappeared from the steamer
jefferson shortly after its arrival here
Friday. She was to have sailed for
Scotland.
Nolan and the girl were found at a
fashionable Broadway hotel, where they
had registered as H. E. Nolan and wife.
The girl broke down and told the de-
tectives that she had met Nolan aboard
the vessel and at his suggestion that
she get q position in New York had
changed her mind about going back to
Scotland and gone with him.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Harry E.
Nolan, the young diplomat arrested In
New York charged with abduction, was
confirmed by the senate as secretary of
legation at Panama on August q. No
Ian. who was born here, but who was
appointed from Illinois, had passed the
examinations necessary to his appoint
ment and was ordered to report for in
structions. He did not do SO, however,
and has not communicated with the
State department. The government Will
take no action until the courts pass
upon the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-11
Illinois Methodists
Will Raise Big Sum
for Church Schools

DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. lO.-The annual
Illinois Methodist Episcopal conference
will open here tomorrow. Bishop william
f. Mcdowell of Chicago will preside and
II is expected that about Si5 ministers
and 800 laymen will attend the sessions
Of the conference.
The most important work to come be-
fore the conference is plan to raise
l,250,000 In the state for Illinois Wes-
leyan university at Bloomington, He'd
ding college at Abingdon, Illinois Wom-
ans college at Jacksonville. Grand Prai-
rie seminary at onarga and the Chad
dock Boys school at Quincy.
Rev. Joseph c. Nate of Quincy viii
present the plan proposed for raising
money. Complete organization for the
money-raising campaign win be per-
fected at this conference.