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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
rEDERNL TRIUMPH At
MADEIRA COMPLETE.

Diitu- chihuahua. Mexico. $50,
buuglus Ariz. Aug . Tho victory
ut tho trdrrls over the rebels in the
bat,ir OF Dluo- and the fighting
which followed has been complete.
IN, rebels advancing from CastH
Grandes were ,Yriidaut Of victory.
thinking that uuly General Blau,p
Aus present They brought s phono
graph with them tn ust Tor dance
aud concert after the battle. The
fedoris used IA tu furnish music cor
th, wounded however
ia, rebels were repuiscd after H
luss OF several wounded aud killed.
tnr frdcTtls losing two killed and
mime tuuHdyd. General Biancu 1ud
Lieut. Colonel DbrcEuu with federal
o.yalry followed the rebels us Tar as
rucrNa ranch The rebels rallied
eight umr- and attempted to make a
stand bat each time they were tore,
rd to retreat and each time thoy lost
SOME ui their artillery The fedcrar
claim Geo have captured five Held
guur, One heavy Siege gun, several
oaissuns and a rye quantity Of am
muuiuuu They ALSO claim io have
akcn thr,, wagon loads of proNis
IONS and numerous horses aud bsd-
dies
m, federal bTiupry uro Waa "a.
tromely effective,
The tnfantrf followed the robels an
their retreat Hs far as Casa do Janos,
eight miles away and the federal
cavalry continued the pursuit to
CucrVa ranch thirty miles distant
from the battlefield. The fodoraa
claim Co have found siA'y rebel dead
scattered over the field OF retreat
and battle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
MILITARY SUPPLY BILL
REVISED TO SUIC TAFT

Washington Aug with pra,-
ucally AN features upon which rrosi-
dent Taft based hIs veto eliminated.
Gee army Appropriation hin VaH Hgllu
reported tp the senate to-day has tIr
military anuirs committee ,tirl ing
approximately s9iUuu.0oo. The bill
was changed only Boa tnut b. dId NOT
rsrN the proposal tu rrmu,, General
wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
HNIT HNS NUT BEEN TOID
SAYS ~ Dt.I o.. ". WRIGHT

"rhc general public has little idea
ut lhc real state Of th, ease in MoN-
ico 1s regards the treatment ot AWyr-
I,aus. said Judge e. q Wright ut
Santa F". who arrived iu Al
nuuurruur this morning from that
pit1 Judg" Wright has rcccuti'
visited El pasu and talked cN-
trusiyrN with citizens rhyr, Y
believe the halt has not bsrn told.
There are NOW over 5000 refugees m
El p1su, dri u out uf McNiro %, the
rebels after the, had sumitt,d Geo
every form of insult and outrage
known. There are afndayiis to show
that many ut the terrified women
now boz Il rasu we're a,tuullt IJNish,d
by the MrNiHtus such uludaNIts as
;hcsr have been forwarded to tho
state department aud have met Nith
uu response. These refugees are iu
% state of 1njcot povortN. absolutely
ppnullrss ruined financially and in
the cas-, of many of the votuou. much
worse ann told cot one cas-, support
vd by aftidaNits whore woman iu an
cNpcrunl condition yas murdered hl
Mcxicans iu the presence Of her hur-
baud tu manner which would uurdlr
th, blood pf the most hardened GRIM
inHl Nothing has been done about it.
n b. possible, however that the case
uf thy hanging ut man said tu pD
% German citizen maN force the suy-
rTnmcnts hand The claims of other
nations Tor indemnity for outrdgcs not
half su gross have been paid iu heavy
sums hy Mexico. but barharitics
against Americans have elected Moth
ing bat occasional warnings from this
country 4 visit Co ~ pasu and the
sight Of some OF these refugees gives
a man new sdcd of the state ur at-
fairs aud the feeling FOR Intervention
be- puHy tu understand '
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
NAY MIR DEFEAT
TNIT InM TME pRENInI.NNN

"a determined stand hN Ihu iu
the Mexican situation would have
elected him one prominent NoW
McNican who has Interests iu El pnso
b. uuot,d az saying As Tar as am
concerned, have always been %
strong Taf man. but unless the add
mlnistration does something quickly
wouldn't vote for him f D., we've
the last man alive,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
AMERICANS MY FIGHT
~ THEIR OMN HEHNII

some cot the arrivals from M Pasu
declare tlHt unless the government
does something quickly. Americans boo
Mexico. Including many lean and nusi-
ntssllko ''rrXauus.' mining mvu uui
others Who know how 60 use gun.
viii take the matter into their own
hands and some real ughting may uc
looked for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
House

Met at n a. m,
Majority stanley steel report
presented.
Leader DndcrN Oud agreed With
senate Democrats on compromise
Noul bin
Cotton hrin bin called up
Attorney General NiDkorsham
before Interstate commerce CONE
mittoe favored greater right of
appeal tor shippers from doci-
siuns Df interstate commerce
commission.
pu0liC buildings aud gruunds
committee agreed tu nCmd,
f'5o,00o for memorial amphi-
theatvr iu Arlington lu next
public building bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
TAFT TNIII.D 10 UI.iT
LAVE I~~II.~ SAYS TI.DDN

NT7T0T I0| y y NWg TT--T-
dent Tau dId not meet i've i-su,- in
his speech accepting thc Republican
uumIuIuuu said colonel Roosevelt
to-day.
negative, conservative document
which failed to ralru Tine spirit oi th,
l-mlH-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
PNs~ENGrH TWNIN
III.ID ~ BN HEBII.s

uD,HuI. Uts.uua." express IUlu bound
from Worm cruz u N.NI.u DIr. Haa
IN,,u Vera ,IH. 1000. IHHpa. lust
rIghf H. .HU Uu... Tho occupants
uf tur cars Nr'r rnHh,d auu forced
90 iraNr th, train which wss ron tn
pi.ha lat,r tb, engineer returned
and picked up thr stranded pnsson-
gers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

'lnclnnutl Aug -.-rllarrH. alias
Tom Davis, ot chicago. ou, or tho
four men arrested YESTERDAY uu the
charge of having bogus money aua
illegal WIrvtsppug outnw 300 ncir
possession threw grip which the pu-
ice say contained $4,000 Iu bad
money into tho ohio river today while
pelng brought from Newport KS,
across the Central bridge 'o CncIu-
NATL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

Buffalo. >. 81 Aug tJ J NC.
b,rm1u ul Attut, Cir. present
holder ni th, cutie ot uu, guIt chan.
p.un ul th, United stau,s. has un
duuhtodb annexed lhr tlo tpr au-
,'hDr rrHr llr completed tho ,"Wih
and uu'I round oi p'lN TODAY m ,y.
making his tetal score -9i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

W0'NNET0U NUE 10" TUT|T-
state cUmmv,r commission tuIoy ,S-
tended from September tu Nutrm
uri 4 ihu u'Isc't., da. ut u- order
tn require oU pipe uu, cumpaucs,
found fu pc common CARRIERS under
90, Na. Goo ul, with th, .ummission
schedules ut }h,ir rates iur the trans
purtatIuu uI uiI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
Drncit In Iucic sam'- rrcasur,

Washington Aug 3-rhc dcncit of
thv federal treasury at the end uf the
nrst month ln tho ueV fiscal year was
f5i3,tNa, The congressional delay 1
passing the deficiency aud supply
bills decreased the expenses of the
government nearly 5000. 600 as COM
pared with July year ago,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
HALF NOT TOLD OF
OUTRAGES UPON
AMERICAN
CITIZENS
Ell Paso Men Declare Brutal,
ties Practiced OH Men, WO-
men and Children in Mexi-
co Pass Human Belief.
INDIGNATION AGAINST
ADMINISTRATION HOT

y poll ol three hundred ot the I
prominent business men ot the
city OF ~ ruSu. tho most sub
y stautiu and most conservative 4
. citizcus shows vote uf 1IU
= against 80 in favor of imm,dlat" I
. ARMED Intervention bN the United Z
y states iu MyNico Go put au ,ud
= tu the reign uf terror which rN.
isis among Americans 100 thJt
= country. Three months ago these Z
= same men were unanimous
= against Interference uN Uu.ly Z
y sam =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met at "a 20. m
NagdHlvna Buy resolution Dpu-
Hldrrod iu executive session
Military affairs committee rec
ported army appropriation bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

Nashville, Tom. Aug The Pro-
sressINc part, state convention here
today resulted boa "a split tvo con,en-
tons Ipiug held.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

wODAY's NEWS TODAY
xou get u In the HERALD.
siHty Gents . month delivered
80 your doori fifty cen,a by
mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

e7e67a"ss7sNTNFsFeFNF NaNsNNs7eNa9NNl'W
W lNnk~ ~ ~ ~ wcro
niout timo ter tnvlc sam bp
irpvv up and de- something
t"r Ia fellow countr, men down
tn MVNicu Thprt are timss
wi"n pulitcnCss Ucn-cs % be a
virtue.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-13
Children's Shoes

$50 pairs of Children's Shoes in full stock
of sizes in a line of shoes we are closing
out. These shoes run from in child's up
to and misses and we want to clean
them up quick. Prices will be made for
immediate action. Buy for the whole fam
lily for the whole year. 1t will be economy
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-13
Men, Shoes

Closing out entire stock of mems Shoes
Work and Dress-all kinds---all grades
Everything in Mems Shoes at cost. Our
complete Stock of Ladies' and Children's
at the right price. Men, here's the oppor-
tunity of years to get yours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
HON. MIKE KING AND STATE
TREASURER LONG MAKE 40
DRESSES
'oaetner with District Attorney
waugh and Other speskers-
Much Enthuslasrn.

have not left the Republican
party on account OF my defeat. and 4
VIII not follow any man who has len
the Republican party on account OF
ueieat was the compliment Hon
Mike King handed TO Colonel Theo-
oore Roosevelt last evening AZ the
opening rally Of the Madison district
Republicans AZ the Mission chapel.
The meeting was enthusiastic and
tne speakers endorsed the adm nistra-
uon OF the Republican party from
President TAFT down to constable.
The presence OF Hon. Nike King
brought out a large crowd and the
nail was taxed 10 It's capacity. H. p.
McGregor presided as chairman. and
after a brief address introduced Mr..
King.
The speaker began az once 10 re-
view the various administrations of
the Republican party down TO the
Cleveland administration OF 1895. In
part he said: The administration of
grover Cleveland was the worst that
was ever encountered in this coun.
Try; so bad was II that at the next
national Democratic convention TO
lowing HIS administration. when VIII
lam J. Bryan was nominated. the
Democrats even failed TO mention the
name OF Cleveland or endorse the
Democratic administration.
AS soon as Mr. Bryan was nomin-
ated and began stumping the country
he began 10 tell OF the good times Of
the Cleveland administration. Just as
he IL now OF Woodrow Wilson. should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY
IN MADISON DISTRICT

ne be elected on the free trade Plat
iorin Mr.. Bryan ran on 4 free silver
platform that year. but ia 1900 FIRE
SILVER was discarded and Bryan re-
ceiNed a worse defeat than before In
1904 the Democrats discarded Mr.
Bryan and nominated the ticket OF
Parker and Davis. and they were de
teated worse than Mr. Bryan. In
1908 the Democrats axain returned 10
Mr. Bryan. not on the free silver
platform. but on guarantee hank d..
posts. but Mr. Bryan did not guar.
antee any bank deposits.
Coming 70 the present time NJ
King compared the platform 81 1892
10 1912. which VAS identicauy the
same regarding the tarid reduc.
ucns, containing the same plank
stand BY the old ship thar has
brought you home in safety Stand
by its principles. study the history Of
the party. that you know what e.
really Is. Many former Republicans
nave left the party. but many Demo
Gratis have joined the party. was
defeated In the June primaries for
secretary OF the state. and the Demo
Gratis began telling me about how 1
was defeated. trying 10 make me
sore. but | have not left the Republi-
can party on account OF my defeat.
and will not follow any man who has
left the Republican party on account
OF defeat"
I am not ashamed OF the Republi-
can party. the only thing that | can
be ashamed OF Is that the upoplp 70
FUSED 10 vote two years ago and 4
Democratic legislature was elected. 10
name Clarence W. Watson United
States senator 10 represent tho cor.
porate interests. We have tho hes,
state ticket and IL is made mp Of good
men. There is no better fitted man
IN the state than DR.. Hatfield. which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

NEW YORK. oct 2l-Unless a
serious setback occurs in the expect
cd Improvement OF Theodore Rcosa-
velt's condition. The colonel will make
his scheduled speech ~ tho Progress
sive mass meeting ~ Madison SQUARE
Garden. this city. on October so. ac-
cording 20 announcement made today
by Progressive state Chairman Hctch.
kiss.
This is expected 70 be the OK presi-
dents only public appearance in this
state dring this campaign. Mr. Ho-ch-
kiss said. and his other speaking
dates viii De filled by Governor John
son. Oscar 5. Straus. candidate for
governor. T.. : Senator Clapp Bourke
Cochran and others. Governor John.
son and Mr. Straus and other state
candidates will speak al Madison
Square Garden meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

In Prohibition Kansas. according %
Gov. StuhhS. one-haIf Of N, coilntv
laiis have no prisoner. IN 10 wears
bank deposits have Increased from
SEQ 100000 90 siS9o0o 600. taxable
property has increased $50 600 600.
annually 80 counties have no poor. a
counties hav" no idiots. - counties.
No. insane. and 90 counties. no inca-
rIafc.--AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
ANNUAL REPORT
y OF SECRETARY
MAI AT ANNUAL MEETING OF AS
ISOLATED CHARITIES.
Aeld yesterday fternoon-Oid Board OF
Directors Re-elected-Other


Ahn annual meeting % member. OF
~" Associated '4arities. Including uli
person who contributed s. or more %
th" "f-tu' -tfiol. was held t--t'fiaF aI-
teru.'u BOO 90" Board q Ifair u....Iue
ana Considerable bI~ ness - Importance
~ as discussed. Although Ire uI.fr H.r-
snip consists 20 over 800 pcTsur-. fu..
ATTENDANCE at the mtetluE was very
small
The feature ~ tho session was the
annual report submitted I.N secretary 4
J. sinks. The report WIS very ,.upr--
iturlNr. ami showed DOT detail what "a
vast amount ~ charitable work. is being.
done laurs practical lines.
lltuS acre outlined fH- tie ensuing
wars work Arrange msrf- vf Gre com
plef"i fHT placing ar additional worker.
Miss Eiltu sage. ~ cleveland. on t.t.
force. The principal business transact
Fd was a." selection ~ OBJ. board OF %
TOYS. which resulted 3D. many - last
wear directors being named for tl-
ensuing year
fuliuwr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

" r. Hilton. o. Wheeling Socialist
candidate for governor. will invade
the Watson coal fields about Fair
mont this week He left yesterday
afternoon for Function. where he
spoke last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

Tho candidates for county offices
are putting In their final lichs on the
last lap Of the campaign The Re
publican ticket is safe and % is only
question as 20 the majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

will be represented and will bring
bands with them The parade will
form on Chapline and Eon streets.
north of Sixteenth and AZ 80 VIII
move over the principal streets OF the
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

The BenWOod Democrats viii hold
rally az Benwood city hall. CON
gresham John ". Davis will address
the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

The Young Mems Democratic club
viii 20 10 Warvo God 20 attend the rail-,
addressed by Congressman John ".
Davis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

f. evidenced BY the overwhelming
majority he received as a candidate
for the office. Fifteen Democratic
senator's voted for him a. president
OF the senate. which IL virtually lieu
tenant governor OF West Virginia. ana
he would be the successor OF Cover
nor Glasscock. which shows that thew
thought he was ~ for governor
Mr. King concluded With asking
the support OF the voters az the com
iEg election. from President Tai,
down 20 constable.
State Treasurer Iona.
state Treasurer Long. the ne.,
speaker Introduced. took up the tari-
question. beginning with the admin
is'rauon ~ George Washington 70 the
present day lie read extracts from
the statements Of Andrew jackson
James K Polk and James Buchannon.
all Democratic Presidents. on the
tarln. which showed that the country
suffered from a reduction IN tariff
lie sah that Il vas 10 the best ir-
terests OF the Republicans 10 elect a
legislative ticket II state ticket
could not be elected.
District Attorney Waugh.
District Attorney Roy Waugh was
next introduced. and in a brief
speech he fawed the Democratic adj
ministration In the nation and state.
o. S. Marshall.
The next speaker was O. :. Mar
shan. candidate for the state senate
lie thanked the voters FOR their SUP
port IN the June primary and uron-
ised 20 represent Ohio county 20 It's
best interests. In conclusion he gave
brief history OF his record in the
legislature and talked principally
upon national issues.
Lewis Steenrod. r. NJ Addleman
William Hankey and Mayor Kirk con.
Guided the evening with brief sd.
dresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

The Socialists Of this section will
hold big street parade In this CITY
on SATURDAY evening OF this week An
the locals from along the Ohio Valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

u. Roy Waugh. OF Buckhannon b.s
been secured through the snsaL a..
bureau OF the State Republican com
mittee. 20 aid In the campaign The
uhhur county orator will appear ar
all meetings this week
The Washington herald., 1912-08-30
Veal Outlets in Aspic.

Take some outlets about three quarters
of an inch thick, put them in q sauce
pan with a pint of veal stock; let them
simmer very gently for an hour and a
quarter; drain them and let them cool;
have ready on ice some molds sufficient-
ly wide to hold a outlet; put teacupoon
full of liquid aspic in each, just sufficient
to run over the bottom of the mold; put
very tiny sprig Of parsley in the center
and form a star with five or six tiny
pieces Of white of egg about the thick
ness of a match; put in another spoonful
of aspic liquid very carefully SO as not
to disturb the decorations; when this IL
set lay a outlet in each mold. fll it up
with aspic; leave them on ice till set;
when wanted for table dip each for q
moment into boiling water; reverse the
mold onto a plate; serve finished with
fresh parsley.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-30
IF You Order Patterns
You Must Address
Pattern Dept.
DRY CLEANED HAIR IS
BRIGHT AND FLUFFY

thorough dry cleaning brightens the
hair quite as effectively as when the hair
Is shampooed. but this takes more time
To cleanse the hair thoroughly 1t should
Dc brushed successfully from partings
made In all directions on the scalp. Be-
tween each stroke dust and foreign par
ucies, such as fakes of dandrufr. should
be removed from the brush, so as not to
communicate them to the next part. If
the brush becomes dark and oily, wash
II out before proceeding further.
II may be necessary to use a clean
brush half dozen times during the
stroking. so that II you have NOR. than
one brush you can leave one to dry while
the other is in use. Draw a comb
through the brush each time 1t is run
.nrousn the hair. afterward wiping the
comb clean with a towel.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-30
By FRANCES sHAFrER.

wonder II 1t il true that there is
not % much open-hearted hospitality In
these rushing days as in the long ago.
when there was more company" and
fewer guests"
why, we never thought anything about
h"-that is what the older generations
say. when they tell of spreading their
spare rooms" for the visitors who
hocked to them, certain of welcome,
Whatever the season. There was no
such thing then as the weekend visit,
or the specified day for coming or going.
But the later generations must know in
advance, and 1t is said that they are
more ready to speed the parting than
welcome the coming guest.
Is II true? Who knows. exactly, but
I will tell you that some of us suspect.
In earlier years when the reputation
for greater hospitality was born, there
was not so much crowding In cities as
there Is to-day. People lived apart, and
1t was not SO easy to go from house
to house, where friend might meet
friend and keep In easy, mutual touch.
newspapers were less common, public
entertainment not so many, and the
links uniting friends and neighbors were
not SO easily closed. And company filed
the gap.
Brought Friends Together.
1t meant more work for maid or house.
work. as it happened; but It brought
friends In contact, and the communion
was worth all the work.
Once upon time a very little girl was
In the country. 1t was early on a win
ter's evening, and she was in the great
living room, playing before the open fire,
between times eating popcorn. nuts, and
apples and having the best and most
comfy time in the world. when all of a
sudden there came the merriest jangle OF
bells and mixture of voices, and It
seemed as If a hundred sleighs stopped
at the door, sending their laughing, jubf-
liant loads Of men and women straight
into the room where she was sitting.
Never in her life had she heard of a
surprise party before. but there it
was. and-my, would they never stop
coming? She didn't count the numbers,
but there was host OF them, or so it
seemed
It was a genuine surprise. And what
do you suppose happened TO the good
wife?" When the first greetings were
over. away she hurried to the kitchen,
made huge panfuls OF snowy biscuits,
baked wonderful cakes, and a lot OF
other things TO feed the hungry multi
tudes-and she never murmured a bit
How much they ate or how late they