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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
POLICE CHIEF SHOT
DEAD BY UNKNOWN
CHRISTMAS EVE
REVELERS
Tragedy Casts Gloom Over
Little Town of Midvale in
Utah; Dead Man Serving
Fjs First Night as Marshal.
FOUR FOREIGNERS ARE Y
ARRESTED FOR CRIME
nv Lsnsra Wire 20 nvsHlns R.rnIaf

INV Leased Wire Co EveAlnG BsraId1
salt iIlt" CIV, Dec. "a. --. William
N,lou. - years old. serving his frSt
rtghi ag night marshal Rt Mldvalo.
$50, shot and instantly KILLED early to-
rJ' 10y rcvClcrs who we're celebrating
'hu .'jdas. His sllycrs have not beeu
q. ptured,
when four foreigners began nring
uloir rcvnlvcrs Nelson and another of
hr"r G,Orgc CasIari. approached
them from different dlrcCtlonHl, Nell
suu rcnchci tho rovelerS first and oe'
ub,d thcm to cease their disturb
urvvs. dt'vr he had frCd one shot In
ia" air tu fright"n them. While ho
Nts sp"tking uu" uI tho mon crept
% hud hiut aud ned. Tho bullet on.
tered the Young officers skull and he
tell dond In his tracks.
posse tracked the mon through
the SNOW that fen last night and after
executing a Wide circle were led back
into MidNalr. one Crock was arrest
"d lu bed In the house before which
lu" shooting occurred. \ revolver whH
found under MS pillow. fit answers
tu the description of ono of the men.
y good description 0f two others u In
possession at the officers, and other
arrests are expected momentarily ~
1 house 10 house search In being con-
Quoted
NclsOn was the afilanoed husband oe
Miss Agnes IolCuuRh daughter OF the
marshal who recently met hiH death
IN the sam" manner aR Nelson, The
young officer was tho sole support Of
II widowed mother and two siRters.
Two more Greeks were arrested
shortly after the first on suspicion Ot
being the slnyrra Of Marshal Nelson.
Thry were arrested after their tracks
leading into the house In which they
were found were compared with those
leading away from the scene OF tha
shooting,
~ think the Christmas morning
Hn"w has brought murderer to JUS
ti""," ruld sheriff sharp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
NO CHRISTMAS FOR
MEN on TRIAL
FOR DYNAMITE
CONSPIRACY
Judge Refuses to Adjourn
Court and Defendants Lis.
ten to Severe Arrangement
by District Attorney.
KERN'S ARGUMENT
BITTERLY SCORED

Tny Lsasss VylPs o. RvsaIag HepaIa1
indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 25.--Chrlst.
mas at the dynamite ConsplraC y"
trial today found the forty men. nc.
cused of completely In the Mcnamara
plots. listening to attaCks upon them.
selves by District Attorney Charles
w. Miller.
Toys which some of the defendants
children trundlpd into the federal
building and sprigs Of holly in the
coats Of men charged with dynamit-
ing were the only outward tokens uf
Christmas
once only was Christmas mentioned
before The jury That was when Dis
trlct. Attorney Miller referred t. an
explosion which Ortic l.. McManigsl
said he caused in an iron works plant
at Los Angeles On December 20. 1910.
and which the government alleges
OiHf y. TNCitmOC, san FranCiscu, ac-
knowledgcd IN u letter To j. j. Me
NamarH as - christmas present to
the PaClnC coast" MIR. miller also
detailed tp the jury the story of the
Los Angeles explosions and again re-.
ferred tO Senator John w Kern, who
had argued before the jury for the
defense.
Senator Kern has said that IN the
strike of the Iron Workers union
against tnc open shop contractors ~
would not have been 10 the advantage
of those men to blow up jobs" said
Mr.. Miller. Senator Kern said the
Jobs were those OF the steel trust and
II would not hurt the steel trust with
it's millions To dam" gc their property.
How much money does 1t take Ia in
duce II United states senator tn make
statements like that"
Federal Judge Anderson had re.
fused to adjourn court over the holt
day because of his desire soon to re-
lease the jury.
with United States senator as
counsel" continued Mr. Miller, these
defendants u month after this trial
began published in tho union maga'
sine an article calling the trial. y
farce. They described a trial In the
federal court RB farce. Listen Ia
this. After referring To the indlct-
ment Of these men, they published
this:
" Then began the farce or trial
trial in which the steel trust mas
querades as the government
And vet when | offered Ia give
twenty minutes of my time 80 that
any Of these lawyers might get W and
say two ~ their clients were not
guilty. no ono responded. NOt - law
Ncr dared 10 say two of the defend
ants were innocent"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
CREPE DECKED TREE
FOR ILL FATEO
MARINER
Unique Mourning for Lake
Captain Who Annually Sup
piled Chicago With Christ
mas Evergreens.
[By Ieased wIre 10 E,cnInr IIernldl |

ny lHaNfu wire tO Evening AeFulu |
chicago, Dec. 25.--Crcpo on u
Christmas tree VAS the unusual sight
gazed upon yesterday e., thousands uf
persons who rode ON street cars In
N"rth Clark street
The tree stood on the PROV ut q
boat Ut the clark street bridge. where
for years Captain Herman Srhucn
mann OF the ill-latcd Rose simmons
sold Christmas trees
The crepe recalled to the minds ct
those who saw IL the death or cap
tam SChucnmann and his crew Of six
teen = Few weeks ago In Lake Mirm-
gan when the simmons WAS lost. She
carried a cargo of Christmas trees for
Chicago.
incidentally 1t was recalled that
Captain SChucnnanu and hts crew
were saved few years ago when an
other ship. the Mary cullen, of which
hr VAS In charge sank off CROSSE
Point she too, wds luadcd with trees
for the yulctldc season. August
Schucumdnu. 4 brother nf the cap
tain, lost his NE fourteen Years ago
IN Lake. Michigan when the two
masted schooncr Thal, of which he
WAS IN charge sank.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
]. P|ERPONT HERO
OF YULET|DE
STORY
Being the Tale of the Dentist,
the Washerwoman With
Thirteen Children and So,
900 Check from Money
King.
my Leased wire 60 Evening Herald !

my Leased Wire ca Evening Herald !
NrW York, Dec. 2d.-.\ story Whirh
men of the nuaucial district are tell
uE a. their christmas dinners to-day
mad j. T.. Morgan, Il dentist and Il
NdslurNomau us It's principals.
MI Morgan WaH lu a dentist %
CHAIR II was related. .urtring pain,
Iur tho rrlict of wh,n 'h" dentist WAS
rullIua the nnanol,r huN a CIso at
lu- Nil"S WashuIW umir Nhs TIA"
worst instance ut dosrluuun h" ever
Lu,N.
"lI,r husband died and lett nor
thirteen children, uuly hN" "i them
hoIug IrrEr enough ~ Nurk,' hu viid,
lud Nnllr krcping uu NItu hls dental
work hu continued the hird luck
utrrltiN" IN dCtnil,
MI Morgan l"rt after The "'.rratinn
without comment, bat ia" next day
tn" dentist received % l'tl"r which ~
quoted as follows;
'Jrlr Duri"r: You hurt u, like the
down yesterday, out your Nyid story
about lur widow aud h'r ihlrt"un
ruIldr'u h"lpod ne suutu Enclosed
Nud nos Chez for Slu.uUu which
pleas, iuru u@rr lu the W.uhrIwumhn
ana l'll her for mr that h. ~ha .,
iuuI lu ever have thirteen ruIldrcn,'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

lf tho TRIMMINGS N,r" secured Mrs.
iiuuuvIu NI"iu uul % irl ul lNuSS
that shuu|d hu ruI uu % christmas
tree. mot 'urruiluw a l,N duEuu TOYS
ter tue .uldrru uu tln % an. t"u.
,ru MANAGER Iuu', took iuu lisl ana
Hdu,d what ur Thought should ru Il"
mako up % christmas ruluurdliuu Ih"
most important addition mudr uN
Jones NI, an urdrr tor eighteen bot.
able. Thr order Vas tclrgrIpuud
ahead when ihr limited rushed
iulu roluindu, Jones Iumpud "n
the tram hulurr the ,uElu" had come
to e sliudstilI It tho ur.l stop, Suru
,uuuph, au tulrl Ms uu tho station
platform with Iu" rutirr uIdrr, "'ru
iu tho dulrI. aud a hi "l 'uhu-
pHEu,.
with christmas urr ana AN Ia"
Trimmings that any one C"uld "wh
Tor, preparation iur tho rol"bunlt"u
NaJ begun, MIS-. GuudWin. ls ulliriIl
decorator Jud trimmer ordered ln'
trro aud nl the u,r,tyuri,5 D,hru iu.
To tho baggage car ahead. she Tim
med the trro uuul ll shun" Nith &C.,.
.plundout hrauDy aud reflected a moi.
Iday smlr mat Was good 30 s,r.
Soon after u'cl",n III, lr.r WAS
removed lu tho dimrg .,r winch
bad hrru cleared ur 1ll lnuluH amt
other furniture. MIW D,ud."s nlNR
Iua aud tho uruam,ut rN' IIu", ih'
tNlhlmHa truu Hpruud lurlh llH
h,rry moaSaEv uuu lu, lut ,,'uhrNr
nuu VAS on. \ German uull'ir
Iium tho cuuN'a ErIl,r I,u1'l'l
.... A. tt.I az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
GARMENT WORKERS IN
NEW YORK MAY STRIKE
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald ]

New York, Dec. 25.--G'hristm mas
IN tO be followed by one Of the largest
strikes New York hHH seen for many
years, II the vote Of tho garment
workers to quit II carried out by an
executive strike order. which II was
said today might bc expected ns early
IN tomorrow.
The vote on the strike taken Mon
day was given out officially ~ 30, 7bb
tO 2,322 In favor ~ the strike. The
flgurcs represent practically the en-
tire membership Of the organization,
hue leaders say they have assurances
that 10000 employees Of clothing
manufacturers viii quite work when
the strike ls called
Wage increases, "A general eight
hour day and total abolition Of tene-
ment house labor IN the clothing IN
duatry are features 0f the demands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
PRODUCTS OF TRUST
ON CHRISTMAS
7 R { ES
Consul at Berlin Reports Ger
man Monopoly Controls
Manufacture of Christmas
Decorations.
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald ]


Washington Dee. Christmas
trees In hundreds of thousands at
homes throughout the United states
are weighed down today by the prod
uutS Of a German trust, for Amer
lean Consul General frank billing
ham has Just reported To- the bureau
pf foreign and domestic commerce,
the existence Of u combination among
the manufacturers Of Christmas tree
decorations in his district Most ot
the ornaments used IN Christian cOun-
tries for Christmas cree establish
ments are made there,
About 75 per cent of the manufnc-
turers." gays Consul Dillingham; In his
report, are members of - syndicate
which WAS formed To- prevent Cumpcti-
tiOn among themselves and to cstab-
lish standard prices Tor selling their
manufactures tn" syndicate agrees
on u price for each style at ornament,
which its members must strictly ad-
here to In all sales. be they for GER
man uHe or for export tO America Or
Ia other foreign lands"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
STORM sIINTTERS
IIEsOIID IN DENVER

Denver, Dec. 25.--DenVcr prrpar-
alton for the observance NJ a green
Christmas and an cightecn.yrdr Rec
ord were shattered today when SNOW
began failing shortly before 10
o'clock At that hour u light iGlkN
fall began, the hEst on Christmas day
for eighteen years.
SNOW also WAS reported from Chcy-
rnnc and Lcudvillc.
The snow added tu DcnvCr.s holiday
mCrrymaking. business practically
was suspended and all public offices
we're closed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
RICH MEN FINANCE
CLEARING HOUSE
FOR CRAKKS
Two Hundred Thousand Dollar
Endowment for Institute
for Study and Tracing of
Mentally Defective.
IBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald

ny AEuS'b WIN W ENNuluk hsEulu ]
New York. Dec. 25.--A sum Of
s10O.o00 hns been provided for the
rsla bllHhmcnt at Am"rl?1's frst clear
ing house for mentally defective per-
sons and for the RCientinC study OF
the causes Of mental deficiency, Hc-
COrding To announcement made today.
The idea Of such n clearing house was
discussed seriously for the first time
directly after the shooting Of Colonel
Roosevelt by John Schrank. II is
announced that several philanthropy.
lists have gathered the sum named and
that under the guidance Of the de-
partment Of charities this new plan
will be carried out early In the ne"
year,
A squad of physicians and psyChOl-
ORists In being organized Ia carry on
the work which will be conducted at
the training school and hospital for
feeble-mlnded children on Randnlfs
'sland small army Of investigators
IN to he employed In obtaining In
dexed records OF all persons coming
within the claBg OF the mentally de-
feCtlVe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATED BY
WHITE HOUSE CIIILuIlI.'

Washington Dec 25.-. Dcspit" tn"
absence from the whit" house uf the
president and AIRS TAFT the executive
mansion. surrounded 10y snow-UOvcrCd
lawns and trees, was nllcd with the
yulctidc spirit tor tn" three children,
Helen and hcrctwn brothers. Robert
and Charles the sole occupants had
set up Christmas tree, from which
they distributed gifts tn their many
friends, This In the nrst Christmas
President and Mrs TAFT have hccn
absent from the white house.
Few members Ui congress were In
Washington today,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
WILSON FAMILY IS
DELUGED WITH
PRESENTS
President-EleCt Plays Santa
Claus With Real Mystery;
Princeton Friends Call to
Cheer Chief.
IHy Lcnscd Wire 10 Evcnlag Hcraldl

iIlu''iuu Is b., Dec. 2t. prUHi-
d'ui.rlrrr Wilnuu played Slntu Clnus
'"dnN with I,u Christmas mystery.
Nul untll the Wilson family arOsr and
Uru'd eagerly INTO thr hig studio did
lhnN ana lhuIr gilir, which we're
rrtmmrd Ia tho uld-iishi0ncd way
int" moDklugs that hung over the frc.
place.
Presents from All parts of th" coun-
'r' cam" IA great numbers Ia the
pr,ald"ui -ulo't ana hls family, aud
Princeton friends cam" muIrllv Ia the
N llapu bungalow with holiday greet
ini".. The weather hdd cleared, louv-
ms nicely pn,krd snow, and
thruughuul the dn' rlrigh bclls gHvo
thr N lsuns true Christmas music,
NJ Louise aud Iuspcr Wood
brldg,, her brother, whose father is
n cousin ur the governor Hud chi
nrHc missionary, were IA" only house,
hold guests, OF the hair dozen tur-
Keys thar came, the biggest, n twenty
four pnundor, was served for dinner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
PERUVIAN PREMIER
RESIGNS OFFICE


Lima, Peru, Dee 3h.---Dr. Elns
MIiphrlldn resigned today Hs prime
minister and minister Of home affairs.
following vote Of cenaurs passed
lasl night hy the gcnato, General En-
rIuuu Narcm, minister of war and ma
rlur, hns been appointed prime min
irlrr ana senator Abel Monte auc-
rocdH Dr Malpurtida HS minister ot
home Affairs.
IN" government has retired All itE
pending contracts. Including tho loan
.ut t2,10n,00 nnd tho extraordinary
session ul congress has been at"
luuTncd.
The action ui the senate and tho re-
caused ~ sensation, hut confidence N
oppressed In the government, which
tndny passed t''r ltOmH of tha budgets
for tn" year amounting 10 moro than
SJ 900. 900.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
RELEASED CONVICT
FREES Gagged BIRDS
ms I.snsrd Wire a. Evening neTnIaI

ChIDgU Doc. 20 4 ruy-hHIrod
man, prun1nly 50 years old, walked
into MiIr ronnully'H shop M 627
SouthwC avenue last night and
bought thr., .uRiuR cauHri"s a mo-
ment later lhr stranger had turned
the birds lpu., la the street,
MY friend" Mikc said you're
foolish. You luI paid me 50 apiece
for those birds
"Mr. Connolly m" man answered.
~ Just got out ul q cage down at
Joliet. ] was IN there hfteen years,
want the birds ~ enjoy tie same
freedom I'm enJoying."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

WHHhlngtOn, Dec. 3b.--A TOFmIuh'
BILE rival 10 the sO-called steel trust
il 10 be created In New South Wales
where n steel naaklnE plant ! to be
built at a cost " e5.eOO,0OO. The In
received BY this government from
Annefican Consul 0oneral John p.
Bray a sydney. VINO hays that $50, 900
already has been spent In preliminary
work. The mills viii be erected near
New Castle and they Will be extended
as the needs OF Australia grow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
GOVERNOR WILSON
PLAYS SANTA TO
SMALL BOY
Sweater, Necktie, Train of
Cars, Candy and Fruit
Reach Charlie COnrOy from
President-Elect.
[BY Inascd Wlre % EycnlnR Hcraldl

By LcRscd Wire tn Evening Herald
East Orange, y. j.. Dee. 2o.-- when
Charley Conroy y years nld. got mp
this morning. hr found that the let
ter gent to Santa Claus. state house,
Trenton, had been answered by GOV
Urnur Wilson. ChHrli" asked for q
sweater, u pair uf gloves, - uccktic. u
cap. twO books. q train ut ears, Il box
~ blo, ks aud som" candy ana fruit
President Elect Wilson was 80 i'm
pressed that hr had one of his stem
ngrdphcrs send Charlie all tnu things
he asked tor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
URGES STERILIZATION OF
MENTALLY DEFECTIVE

JBy Leased Wire ca EVening Herald
Salt Lake City, Dec. 25.- whole
sale sterilization Of persons UNIT 10
have offspring 10 advocated In the BIZ
ennlal report of the state board Of In
sanity and the Ruperintendent al the
state mental hospital, was. was filed
with the governor late yesterday.
The report also recommended the
creation of "a state board OF eugenics
to control marriages and Issue cortl-
ficates for Licences To only the NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS IERALDS
SNOW STORM IN COLOR NDO

Colorado springs, colo, Dec. Ia.
Early Indications Of u warm ana
hnlmN christmas were Tuduly shat
tered shortly after ~ O'Clock this
morning when AN annoying wind
storm sprung up bringing with II
flakes of snow An hour later the
snow was falling steadily ana indtca-
tiuns pointed to a heavy tall before
night. The storm was accompanied
by u sharp drop in temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
BALMY BREEzES IN
USUALLY FR|GID
LAKE. REGION
Chicago Reports ''Greenest"
Christmas in Years; Unpre.
cedented Storm Skaters
Traditions in Colorado.
[By Leased Wire TO Evening ucraldl

Chicago. Dec. 2j.---Sunshine and
Dalmy southwest wind made Chi
cago's christmas day the "grcenest"
In score of years. The day rcssm-
blcd more one OF OctOber'S than De-
cembcrs. There was not u trace Of
snow In the city and similar condi-
tiUns were reported from most points
In the north central states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
ALTON HOLD-UPS IN
Tolls; POLICE
CLAIM
Two Men Held for AOrtive
Attempt to Loot Express
Cars of Christmas Treasure
Near Springfield.
my L-as,s Wire ,o Evsaiss HsrsIaI J

Springfield. III, Doc. 2b.--''Wc have
tn" goods un one of these men" said
thicf Detective cain after Jack llur-
nett or Chicago aud Elmer Vlgus of
Springfield, held IN connection with
ia" attempted robbery Of the Alton
"lIummCr," had been confronted by
Engineer Mclaughlin, Fireman Sulll-
van nud Express Messenger Ayros or
IA" train, cain said that later In tho
day he might tell which of tho two
h" had definitely connected with the
tUHt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
MclI KNOWN Cnnlrnrlnr ncnh.

~. Paul, hlnn, Dec, 25.--Frank
shepard, u well known railroad con-
tractor, died Ht his home here last
night ~ pneumonia. Mr.. Shepard
WAS n member OF the firm now en-
gagged IN dUuble-trackilg the Pacific
coast end Of the chicago, Milwaukee
u 81. Paul rpilway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS
DESPITE BROKEN BACK


New Rochelle. n. v, Dee. 2J.---Wil-
der r, Miller, who, contrary to the
predictions OF physicians. has lived for
nearly eighteen months with broken
back celebrated Christmas today boy
going out for his first walk In the
streets since July 8, 1911, when he re-
celVed the injury while driving. HIS
case had received 70 much publicity
that Victims OF similar accidents In all
parts OF the country sent him letters
to which he is replying today with
Christmas greetings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
t1remen OVercame by Smoke.

Pittsbur0h, Dec. 25.--siN hremen
were overcome by smoke and damage
apprOxIEnated At 100000 WAS done
today when an eiBht-stOry building
occupied A. the city warehouse OF the
Wegtinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing company was destroyed by 0re.
Crossed wires we're given aS the cause,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS CALLS BREAK
ALL TELEPHONE RECORDS


New York, Dec 25,--Onc million
more telephone calls than the normal
days business. which II about 1000
600 calls, was the result Of the day
before Christmas bugSineas and the
storm which struck the city yesterday,
according to "A report Of the New
York Telephone company With street
traffic blocked or difiicult, every one
seemed TO turn tO the wire az the best
way out. The increase In calls Is uns
precedented In the clty'H history.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
Mcintosh Quits Boxing tiaue.

sydney. \, ", g.. Dec. 2b,---HuHh
had disposed of his Interests In the
pugillstic game TO Snowy" Baker, a
prominent boxing promoter. Meln-
tOsh Will devote his whole time 10 y
theatrical circuit, Baker has pare
HhaHed the stadium whore all ble
lights arranged by Mcintosh Weno
staged. ana hopes ~ ARRANGE 4
worlds lightweight cham lDnahin
match, ana will OfIer chanr ldae IN All
divisions especial inducemen(a 70
come here, he eald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
HARD LINES FOR MARINE
OFFICERS AT PIT. ROYAL
[By Leaaed Wire 10 Evening HeraIdI

lBy LeaAed Wire Ia Evening Herald
Washington. Dec. 26.--Complaint
has been made to the navy depart
ment that the new marine officers will
be compelled tO live In tents through
the cold and snow OF winter unless
marine barracks At Port Royal, =. O..
and Norfolk, Va, the two principal
camps OF instruction. Congress will
be called upon Ia provide an emeT-
Eency sum 10 permit OF the cOnstFuc-
tlOn Of suitable buildingn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
PRESIDENT SPENDS DAY
INSPECTING CANAL WORK


Panama, Dec President Taft
spent the forenoon Of his Chrlatmaa
inspecting the Central and Pacific d.
visions of the Panama canal, the Cui-
cora cut and the fnrtlhcatiOna at the
Pacific end nf the canal. PerolVRl II.
Dodge. th" American minister TO PAN
anna, entertained the president at din
nor aud tonight MIR. TAFT will attend
a ball given by President PerTaa,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
FIRE CHIEF HURT
WHILE SPEEDING
TO BLAZE
Automobile Driven at High
Speed Crashes Into Buggy
by Chicago Official.
IBy Leased wire 60 EvsnIaS HsrAidl

chicago. Dee 20. firc battalion
Chief Thomas Hnckctt and hia driver
were seriously injured IA the wreck
Of their vehicle early today while
speeding Ia "A Are which destroyed the
81, Andrews Episcopal church,
IN automobile driven AT high speed
crashed into the buggy and drmOlish-
ed It. Hackct and the driver were
hurled hfty feet, Both were taken 10
u hospital.
The cdlnce valued At $4,000, was
totally destroyed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-20
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MISS MATTE MIDDLETON Editor
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ed at the Second District Federation
at Bonham by Miss Mabel Smith
Plans were perfected for the open
meeting next Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. B. r. Moffett. The follow.
ing note of appreciation was read by
the librarian, Miss Galloway:
ITO the Shakespeare Club:
with the money so generously
donated by the Shakespeare CluL
80 volumes have been purchased
for the children's room. Each con.
tains a book plate inscribed with
the name Of the Club as donor
The books are varied in subject
matter and are for children of all
ages, so that all our young readers
may profit by your benefieence.
while many altruistic deeds
are recorded to your credit prob
ably none OF them has been more
far reaching aud more helpful than
this promises to be. In behalf ct
the trustees, and of the boys and
girls of Waxahachie, I thank you.
The summary of the lesson was
the murder of Banquo.