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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
Guest
OF BOOSTERS Of
THE GATE CITY
At RATION
Executive and Wife Honored
and Feted by Citizens Of
Northern New Mexico Town
in Royal Style.
TAKEN ON AUTOMOBILE
RIDE; SEES COAL CAMPS

taBeciai TeieEFam "a zveaiuE nsFalab
Santa Re. May 26.--Governor Me-
Donald and Mrs Mcdonald returned
last evening from a two days visit
70 Ration whore public reception
and banquet we're rendered the
governor ana where Mrs Mcdonald
was the guest Of honor az q number
ot social affairs arranged by the
ladies. Tho governor was taken on q
special train for visit TO the big
coal camps and on am automobile
trip over tho scenic Highway. He
also visited the railroad shops and
met many of HIS old friends
The banquet In tho seabers hotel
WAS q brilliant affair and IN every
detail the citizens % the "0ata Cisyf
exerted their utmost effort 10 6ive
the governor the time OF HIS life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
ONLY THREE MORE
DAYS REMAIN TO
SPRING NEW
MEASURES
Flood Of Bills Expected Before
Constitutional Limitation
Takes Effect; 20 to 80 on
House Calendar.
FINANCE BILL CHIEF
SENATE PROPOSITION

Especial Telegram 20 Evening IIcraldl
Santa Fe. y. NJ, May 26. - When
the house meets this afternoon from
twenty TO thirty bills are 20 be re-
ported from committees which Will
then give the house rather biz
calendar The house members ex-
pect hard wark to pass these bills az
the rate OF about ten per day.
Speaker Baca will further strengthen
his big committee by adding several
more members % ID this afternoon. IL
Is said that among them will be Mr.
VarRas, who heretofore has not been
aligned with she speaker, In the
senate chief interest will center this
week on the introduction OF the g.
nance bill Il has not yet been com
pleted and may not go In before 70
morrow afternoon or the next day.
The constitution prohibits the Intro
auctlon " new bills ten days prior 20
Adjournment. There are only three
more days In which the members can
present more measures and a flood
og bisls may be expected d1ring tie
next three days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
COAL COMPANY SCORES
IN GOVERNMENT SUIT
(ny Evening lssrald A. =. s.sansa wirsl

(ny Evening lsersld A. y. Leases wirel
WWashlugton, May % LIN sustain
ing the right Of the Colorado AM
thracite company 90 recover from the
government money paid IS il ou q
coal entry made by Edward q. sloi-
Der Ia Gunnison county. Colorado,
and afterwRrd cancelled. the su-
prcme court today held that one
qualified person could enter coal land
for another qualified person and that
nothing appeared Ia the record %
show the company WIS not qualified
90 enter land. The court held the
company had dealt openly with the
government and had not acted fraud
ulcnily.
IN cases OF land fraud, the court
said. the government must prove its
charge rather than the sntTyman
prove himself innocent,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
OUTCOME OF WEEK
IN LEGISLATURE
IS ANYBODYS
GUESS
Speculation Over Result Of
Trying to Rush Important
Measures Through in Brief
Time Left.
sENATE-H0UsE TIE UP
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD

Especial Telcgrum 20 tsvrring Hernldl
Santa re, N. M., May when
the legislature meets Monday after
noon u is confronted hy the problem
of frying 60 pass IN time ali too
short the bis measures OF this seq
sion Il there are to be any passed. II
Is impossible 60 determine from the
attitude oi tha party leaders In both
Of the legislative hranches whether
there viii be any OF the Important
measures passed
Most of them express gloomy views
as 20 their ability to get together on
county salaries hiil and on n H.
nance bill. some member OF the
senate Soy that the senate VIII redragt
tho corporation commission bul We
toed Saturday by the governor and
pass Il along tho lines he demands in
order 10 secure his signature. others
express the opinion that there viii
not be any corporation commission
bin passed.
The finance bill IN sttll in formu-
lative stage In both the house and
the senate. Mr.. Clark. chairman Of
the finance bill In the senate had
hoped TO get the bill In last Thurs
day, but he was unable to complete
IL. Il viii very likely 70 in early shis
week.
The public landn bill Is s,ill IN the
house. II Is doubtful Il an agroe-
ment can be- reached on this measure
II WIS reported favorabiy 10 the
house end recommitted to the com
mltsee on ways and means where IL
is snid Il viii he subjected To- many
amendments. III the house amends
the bill Il VIII then nave 20 return 10
the senate for concurrence or reiec-
tion 81 the amendment That Of
course would mean conference on
the bill with chances Of agreement
not fiasterlng.
This week will probably see q few
conferences between the house ana
senate on some mensuros now pend
ing, n these conferences are not
held then Il Is reasonably certain
that the deadlock between the two
branches Il going 10 be a permanent
thing and that Il viii prevent any
legislative action Of consequences TO
the end OF tho session
II is an open secret that there viii
be nothing doing Ia the way OF pass
ing any measure over the governors
veto while the two big house commit
tees reign supreme. The members
OF those committees will stand by the
governor on any such proposition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
NO INTERVENTION IN
CUBA TAFT TELLS
PRESIDENT
GOMEZ
Reassuring Message Explains
Purpose Of Naval MObiliza-
tiOn atKey West and Marine
Rendezvous at Guantanamo.
TO PROTECT AMERICAN {
LIVES IF NECESSARY

SBy Evsains HsralG A. p s.sssse WIRES
washington, May a7.--Proaidene
Taft today replied 20 President Co
meas telegram OF yesterday regards
ing the attitude OF the United States
towards Cuba. He DECLARED tha
Amerlcan governments activities IN
mobilfaing war veesels al Key West
ana dispatcning the Prairie with mar
ines 20 Guantanamo was not IN any
sense an Intervention move. II ann
sincerely gratifed 20 learn Of your
governments energetic measures 20
put down the disturbance and 20 know
thae you are confident 81 being nucl
cesaful" cabied President Taft. "Aa
was fully explained TO the Cuban
charge g. AFFAIRS here. the AaoFican
governments motive IN sending ahlpa
20 Key West, Just az IN sending the
Prairie TO the Guantanamo naval sta
tion, was merely 10 be able 10 act
promptly In case it should unfortu-
nateiy become necessary 20 protect
American life and property BY ren-
dering moral support or assistance to
the Cuban government.
Al, quite clear a. the time. theso
ordinary measures Of precaution,
were entirely diaaHsociated from any
question OF intervention.
WILLIAM II. TAFT"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
PRESBYTERIANS SEE
EVIDENCE OF
CORRUPTION
Grave Suspicion That Corpora
tions Exercise Undue Influ-
ence Over Some Judges Says
Report Of General Assembly


i13 NtfenhAM AbetAlu ~ " kaenW90 WtrHf
Seattle, WASH. May 27.--The Unit
ed Presbyterian General Assembly to-
day took up the report OF the conn
mittee on industrial conditions The
report discusses unemployment, pow
erty, fabulous wealth In the hands OF
a few, chiid labor. the social eyli and
other phases OF the labor problem. to
show the magniiude of the evils that
threaten civilization. OF the courts
the report gays.
They seem 10 be- too much COR
cerned about legai forms and tceh-
nAcalities and NOT sufficiently con-
cerned about the woightior matters
OF Justice and mercy. There Il a
grave suspicion everywhere voiced
that corporate Interests exert an un-
wholesome Influence over c0nssd ,
erablo number 81 our courts. and that
thsy have displayed pernlcious ae-
tivity IN the election and appointment
Of judges who would be la a large
measure amenable 10 their control"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
Action of American Authori-
ties in Stopping Importation
Of War Munitions Into Mex.
leo Severe Blow to Rebels.
VANGUARD OF BEATEN
ARMY IN CHIHUAHUA
Claimed Only sixty-six Men
Are Missing Since Battle Of
Rellano; Federals in Danger
of Attack From Rear.

~ Evenlns IEeraIa a. =. Leased wirel
Chihahua. Mexico. May s7.---The
Mexican rebels are rapidly running
,ut Of ammunition and feeling against
he United states for preventing inn
l0rtation Of arms into Mexico runs
high IN the rebel zone Lack of am-
nunitiSn Is given as one OF the prin-
|irui rcnsoHa why the insurrectoH
have retreated before the advancing
ederais
To date tha rebels have evacuated
|scarly 2s0 miles of territory along
he Mexican Central lines. and Cen
srai Orozco. who arrived here to-day,
= mastering his men in an effort 90
check the federals az Bacnimba. This
3 naturally fortified place with
plenty OF water. lack Of which made
lighting before difficult.
The exact position of the federals
> not known here. but they are be-
pleved "a be near Jlminez. 15O miles
.sOnth. which has been evacuated by
ne rear guard Of the rebels. charged
|~ith the task OF wrecking the railo
'oad and burning the bridges. should
he rebels De defeated "a Bachimbn
1Rd driven out of chihuahua. " u
certain that they wlii splil
nto small bands and harass the gov-
eminent n guerlila werfpre untii such
Itlme ar they gather enough ammuni-
llion for concentrated stand
Tho rebels have abuht $500 men
'in this vicinity. only sixty-slx men
have heen reported missing by the
Commanders since the battle az Rel-
|iano. There are hardly any sick, bui
about 1s0 wounded are 10 the hos
.piials
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
USUAL RuMons AnE
sHFHHs4afa afEEsaE


The usual over Sunday rumors are
IN circulation concerning the pro-
posed action of the house during the
coming week. Ono story h 20 the
effect that the hOusc win proceed
10 pass all Of tho measures a in-
tends 90 pass just as rapidly as 4
can look them over and Il VIII put
them up 10 the senate and demand
action or hold up the senate bills.
Members OF the house majority de-
clare this story a fabrication. They
say any senate measure THAI Is mcri-
torious viii meet no objection IN the
house. but win pass IN regular order
ana that any measure from the een-
ute that h not good measure on
that Is aimed az the governor or for
any political purpose VIII not be-
passed IA the house.
There ~ another story 90 the cf-
feet that those members who at
tempted 20 force the speaker 20 call
thc roll last week and who neariy
started small riot. viii be- called
upon the apoloEizc % the house dur
ing the coming week
Ia view of the past, Il is anybody's
guess as % what may or may noi
happen IN tho Legislature this week
Most anything is liable % happen ex-
cepi the passage OF needed legislation
hy both branches OF the legislature
that VIII likewise meet executive ap'
prevail 1a1e legislature is dead
looked and 4 ls deadiocked az hard
and fast aH Il was during ihe sena
toriai fight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

Mnzatlnn Mexico, May 26.---An en-
easement "a dawn today between 100
federnla and an equal number of rob-
els % Fuortc. twelve miles from here,
rcNulted ~ the dElent of tho rebels
win a xmas of two men. The federal
troops followed the rebels toward
CrolN, where nnother battle WAS ex-
pected. Ruraloa are now securing
the southern part of Fuerte district
20 keep rebels away from American
colonies in the vicinity 81 san Bias.
The federal commander IL reported 90
be- hirllg men AZ dollar a day with
the pflvlieee of quitting the service
az any ilme nt the end of q days
work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
FTDERAn LIME or
COMMUNICATION IN DANGER

Washington, May az Military stu
dents Of the revolution In Mexico be-
Siieve that General Huurta. In com-
sTnand OF the federal army In the
north. has placed his force IN per-
llous position in the eagerness OF his
pursuit Of the defeated army os Oroz-
70 after the battle of Rellan. His
long line OF communication running
from the city Of Mexico northward
20 corralitos "a exposed 10 the danger
of complete dlsruption al the hands
\ OF force Of about Gao rebels which
. has suddenly developed ite presence
Just west of TOrFeOn end many miles
Vance guard.
The state department. learned today
that, apparently aroused To the dam
| ger OF this situations, the federal cnm-
mander has dispatched considerable
force to prevent . raie hy this rebe'
army. which Is under the lead OF
General Campo. q dashing cavalry Of
ficeF. The two armies have been la
collision ~ Loma. few miles west
of Torreon, on the railroad 20 Du-
range but the result Of the encoun-
ter IL not set known
II 10 AhNtiNlN AINNtUNNN ana kaiN'
pa has been entrusted the work Of
isolating the federal army a large
force Is operating in the territory
taround Torre0n and au unconiirmoa
treport reached hee soaay that thes
now ae in possession of Gomez Pa.
lacio and Lerdo.
\ n n expected that the rebels wil
hafraes HuertR almost constantly b,
cutting the railroad behind them.
The condition OF Gonzaloo Enriie
rlght-haud man 81 General Orozco
who was stabbed recently by an,
knnwu assarains. was today said 10 b,
Nrapidly growing SERIOUS. His wOund
have not healed as expected and bloot
poisoning has SET in.
Enrilo is anxious 10 get tG ths Unit
I'd States for medical treatment hu
~ reported % be n fear that he VII
be arrested " he comes into Amer
lean territory lsnrlie lA accused %
circulating violent nnti-AmericaI
proclamation In m paso IN the earl
days 0f the revolution, donouncinl
President TAFT and the Americnl
people. Copies of the proclamation
were confiseated BY army officers y
El pnso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
ELIMINATION TRIALS
FOR INDIANAPOLIS RACE


Speedway, indianapolis. Ind. May
Fourteen ont OF twenty-six ears
entered ~ the Memorial day 500
mile race AZ the Speedway qualified
IN the flrEt scssion 0f the speed elim-
lnatlon trials today. one lap of two
mites and a haif lh two minutes waa
demanded by the rules.
Only one car failed Al the first
trial. Romine'H Continental. ana u
VIII have two other chances.
De Palma In q Mercedes made the
fastest lap In t.f4.62 starter Fred
Wagner let Tetzlan'a rcd Fiat rus
away and Il found the course ~
1s44.6, and Iongcl Ia second slut,
Went around IN one second better,
Dlabr0w pnt his Case over m
ls6f.55 and Anderson IN a stutz wenl
the distance ia ii5i.20.
nurman sent his Cutting through
in is42.
Endlcott (SchachO. made i;si7o
Marquette (McFnrlam, qi6s.2e; Jen'
kinn (Whitcl. l.6lab; Knight ll.ex
inglon). i;52.9f. Rurman'a time wal
corrected frum isf2 90 l.S7
MairOn Ia G.oxicr, went aroun,
ia libe.Gf. I.iesaw (Marqueitc- Buick
in l;bG.ii. ana Frazier (Firestone
Columhuel. in i;S6.te.
David Bruce Brown (NationaI|
made the round in i;ii.7s. the ga.
ert time OF the day, ao far. tfe
Ing ssh miles an hour.
Dawson (Natlonal) made n ln 4ff4.
40. sno0n0 best time. Joe IIaIH|
markeI Ial.s2 for his IQT|oN
Hers lNailona) made the fIfenII u
iif6.1t tna Wiahart (McrfI00sl d
Itf4f0 Tho COntineniaIa ffnH'
shaft NnF hrokeu. n was tnnaaNrrH
and inn nnry was Wilh0raHn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

cheyenne. WyO.. May 87.-The
Fourth field artillery. ninth cavalry
and Eleventh infantry az Fort d. A.
Russell have received instructions 20
be- prepared for Cuban service upon
iWenty-four hours notice.
This order ~ stated by army ofl-
Gers 90 the post 10 be similar 10 orders
reccised some weeks ago 20 b. pre-
pared for Mexican border service and
ls merely precautionary. The Fourth
artillery has orders 20 begin a practice
on June 40. Thls march WIN be un-
dertakon under campaign conditions
90 toat e,hcienry of mule batteries in
rough country These orders have
not been revoked bg me Instructions
% bc Ia readiness for Cuban service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
TODAY IN CONGRESS



Met az noon ana considered
the Hitchcock resolution regard
lng publlclIy of corporation tax
Information
Cuban relations committee a.
rected senator Page 40 confer
with President Taft rosafding
necessary recommendation for
legislation in connection with the
platt amendment Conferes re-
ported army appropriation with
antitrust administration amend
mentH
Senator Hitchcock spoke on
his resolution requesting the
president 90 slpply the senate
with fuli Information relative
corporation as shown hy core
poration tax returns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
GOMEZ PLEASED ny
TAFT IgEAssuFANCFa

Havana. May President Gomez
has received the message from Presl-
dent TAFT disclalmlhg the intent OF
the United states 10 intervene. s.
Ne inmediateiy summoned a meet
Ing of tho cabinet, 10 which ne cons
munieated the text of the message ex-
pressing his highaat appreciation Of
President Tafta attitude.
President Gomez Is now engaged in
preparing a reply.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
REPUBLICAN, EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE WILL MEET

The Republican state executive
committee will meet here on Tuesday
the object being 10 discuss legislative
matters, Il Is said and likewise to at
tend 70 some more appointments that
had not been passed upon ~ The last
meeting.
The real object OF the meeting IS
OF that committee, however. fof
those members nov mere absolutely
decline 10 talk about the meeting
They admit, however, that the meet
ing has been called and that secre-
tary Clark and the members will as
sembie here by Tuesday morning for
another conference which may last
untll the Adjournment OF the iegisla-
turo on June y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
BALLOON ST. LOUIS
SIGHTED OVER
KANSAS
Airship Which Passed Chanute
Believed to Be Contestant in
Lahm Cup Race from San
Antonio, Texas.


N"t ANeatNG AtNFatN - = AfrAAfa NHFHef
Chapute. knm, May e7.--.A ball
loon. believed 90 be the 81 Louis
which assembled al 1885 last night
as san Antonio. Texas, in an effor,
10 llft the Lahm cup for long dla-
tance flight, passed over here az "a
o'clock this morning travelling rapid
~ northeaatwnrd.
The St, Louls carried Albert Won
Hoffman and Captain John Berry.
and was we'll equipped with oxygen
tanks and other pHraphernalln for
high flyins. The distance from san
Antonio 60 Channio Is about S92 mbes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27
FLYING SHIP PASSES
OVEN SWEET SlIlfNCs

Sweet springs. Mo-. May gl.s-A
balloon believed % be the st Louis
passed over here az i2.iO p. m. az
"a heiEht of approximately 5,00o feet
q was shilling about 40 miles an hour
in q porthoasterly direction. Sweet
springs ~ $50 miles northeast of cha
mute.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

New York. May 2I.--i'roxiea of
Shareholders OF the Waters Pierce on
company we've sought by agents aci-
Ing directly for John y. Rockefeller
20 defeat tho Pierce faction of the
company last February ana place
standard on Interests ln control. ac-
cordina 20 testimony H|fon here 10
day hefore a comm'Ne'eNlI nf Charles
III White sncreinIP ~ lht Standard
ol Company ol New Jersey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

santiago. May g7--A cofiee planta-
TO i,elonging 20 John Botte, a Ger
man subject near Ei Cobre. ten miles
west 0f this city was destroyed to-
day by rebel band. The buildings
were burned and horses and cattle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

''I'I|I|' VII ~ - III''II 'II|I 1T III0I
Washington. Mas 1.-THE supreme
court today affirmed the Mnssacha-
aetts iudFmCnt by which Albert 81
bigeiow ~ Boston was dirceted 90 pay
thc old Dominion Copper Mining and
smcltlnF company S2,i00,O00 as sc-
cfct promotera profits The suits.
growing out Of the transactions. prob
ably have attracted more attention
than any other strictly corporation
case in iho last decade
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

Elein. m. May a7The quotallon
committee of the Eigln board of
trade today declared huitNr firm nf
90 cents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

Alet at N "a. m. and resumed
consideration Of naval approprl-
alton bin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

We sac the hsrribic nnlah Uf
tlie honec.fly. The Woman'q
club ~ AllaGueFuue D On laa
tran and ti,c eWaeier a work
ing overtime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-27

TODAy's NEWS TODAY
Won ert a IN the WEItA1,D.
Sixty Cente nsonfh dnilvercd
10 your door nifty cents ny
mail.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-11
Rebels RepuIsea.

Mexico City, May -ZapasIstas. estimated to number 1000 to 1900, who apparently were bent on attack ing Cuernayaca, capital of Morelos, while smaller band engaged fed eral attachments at Tres MarIas and Huitzilac, were driven back by the garrison at Cuernavaca with loss of nearly 50 killed and wounded. on May 2, according to special to Fl I'm parcial.
 The belated news was carried to Cnautla by messenger and telegraph cd from there. The chief arms of the southern capital met the rebels at Buena Vista, five miles out. Their retreat was cut off by the other de- tachments so that from three sides the federals poured In their fire. The latter reported six killed.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-11
NOTED MASONIC VISITOR.

A telegram to Commander F. V. P Ellsworth of the local Knights Temp lar, is to the effect that J. C. Kidd of Houston. Texas. most distinguish ed Masonic officer, will arrive in this city over the Iron Mountain this morn ing.
 Mir Kidd has been appointed and comes as a personal representative of the Grand Masonic encampment of the United States to officially visit the fortieth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Arkansas. which be- gins it's sessions next week in this city
 The Hot Springs commandery of Knights Templar last night appointed a special committee 10 walt upon Mir Kidd, who will be here until after the conclave making his headquarters al the Arlington hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-11
PLAN SCIENTIFIC
 FARM MANAGEMENT
MOVEMENT STARTED FOR couN- TY AGRlcULTURIsTs IN coUN-
 TIES OF EVERY STATE.

Chicago, May l0-A movement to put a county agriculturalist in all the counties of every state, to make a study of local conditions and suggest plans of scientific farm management to obtain larger yield of better grain, received impetus today with the an- nouncement Of a gift of $1.0O0,000 from a Chicago firm to further the plan.
 The project is favored by the crop improvement committee of :he eoun. cil of grain exchanges. which includes mercantile bodies in many of the prin- cipal cities in the United States
 It is intended to start with an ex- penditure of $iO00 in each of 100 counties.
 Eptomized, the project calls for the cooperation of the agricultural and educational forces of each county; the appointment of 3 county committee on crop improvement and county develop ment and the appointment of trained agriculturalists by the local committee to act as a general adviser on agri- cultural matters.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-11
ARMIES FACE
 EACH OTHER
THE WARRlNG MEXICAN FORCES DRAW CLOSER BY SERIES OF.
 skfRMIsHEs AT AscALoN.
Battle Between Mail Armies Will See i5,o0o Men Engaged on Each Side. The Federals Claim Two
 Small Victories.

Escaion, Mexico. May TO- Sharp fighting occurred throughout the day between the main bodies of the fed erals and insurrectos near Alahualilo, with no decided advantage to either side Cougiers to General Orozco's Headquarters here said the clash of the vanguards of both armies was rap idly turning from slsirmlsh to a des- perate battle. The fight has been in progress for 36 hours and indications are that 1t will be several days before 1t Is decided The battlefield ranges over 20 miles of desert plains south east from Conejos. In front of Torreon.