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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-01-04
Cotton Quotations.

Yesterdays Shreveport cotton quota
tions were as follows:
Low middling, cents.
Middling, 87s cents.
Good middling, 8 5-f6 cents.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-01-04

When you want reliable medicine
for cough or cold take Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy. 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by all dealers.
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-01-04
For Sale or Rent

The home of Mrs. j. A. w.
Lowry, situated in old Benton.
Apply to w. G. Burt, Benton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
HOME LIFE BETTER
THAN CHURCH FOR CHILD

Denver. Dec. ii.---"It IL better for
q Child Ia be- raised tu muril sur
ro,lndngs and huyc q good home
than 1t * tor 1t tu ho raised In any
church without proper home lIlr."
dcclarcd Judg" James IT, Teller to-
day when hr denied the writ al hah-
cns corpus which would have taken
little Mari" ruuucry from her ros-
ter mother Mrs. l.. T.. Holt"n oi
Crrdv. rolu. this morning.
Marie was adopted hy the Bolton
family Immediately upon her birth.
Tho mother di"d within a few hours
after IA" chlh cam" into the world IN
suuald surroundings. Patrick j.
Flannrry. the father. decided that the
child slnuld h" brought M IN IN"
Catholic church, of which he wag q
ncmhrr. ana started u fight Ia re-
cover possession of tho child. Dur
Ing the litigation hc died with the
unRl request to his brother, Rirhard,
that he COntinu" the struggle To- get
the girl into Catholicism.
The case was fru heard In The iu-
vcnil" court. whrrc Mrs. Bolton Hd-
mittcd she did not brli"y" I'm Chris
tiunlty us taught hy the modern
churches and preachers. but that her
rcligiun was the Iiihlc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
INDEMNITY URGED
FOR AMERICANS
WOUNDED BY
MEX|CANS
Commissioner of Army 0ffic.
ers Investigates Claims of
Those Hurt by Bullets From
Across Border.
AGGREGATE OF $4,000
TO SATISFY CLAIMANTS
my Leased Wire to EvcnIng ucraldl

[Ry Leased Wire To EvCnIng IIcraldl
Washington. Dee. li.--TWcnC =
three Americans who were wounded
or whose relatives were Killed or
wounded by shots from across th"
Mexican border in Aprtl or May, lHll J.,
should rccciv" lndCmniuCs uggr"gal-
ing $50. .G00 from the Mexican govern
mcnt, according to a report ;u con
grrss hy u commission of army oni-
GERS authorized tu inv, stigatc tn"
cases An claims of VI ,Nicaus in
Jurcd on the American side 10y bullets
from Mexican rcvolutiuuists or fcd-
erals were disapprON"d.
The commission reported that Law
renee L. Converse ana Edward NJ,
pIu;t. Americans, who yer" captured
On American soil by Mo>iran fcdernls,
were not entitled to indemnity al
though the MeXicIns committed an
international wrong on crossing the
border. Converse and pHu claimed
tiO,0 600 each.
Tho following claims were APP
proved. the amounts being reduced in
each Instance: For injuries AZ III
Paso, Texas, Adoltu NaTrlh, gunshui
wound To- daughter, $4,000. virginia
Mo"rhCad, wounded through bndN,
$4,000; Ahundio Soto, puuShut wound
to wife. $4,000; Edwin a. ilcat"n,
wounded through leg. r","0o; celia
Grinlths, husband killcd, Si1."o0. y.
Il. chandler son Nlli"d, $4,000.
For injuries at Douglas, Nrz.;
Emma Larson. personal Injuries,
81 ,O00. Elmer T.. Grove. shot through
body. 10000, Francis T. Williams,
shu, through body. S5.o0O. John W
Kunc. shot In foot. St6uo, Joseph w
Harrington, brother killed, fl",oo"'
William a. white. leg Wounded
$2,OG0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
SOUTHERN COLORADO
BOOSTERS ORGANIZE

Pueblo, COLO, Dec. H. Tll" nc'dH
ct southern Colorado were mad"
kuuwn to-day {" th" nevis elected
stat" officials ~ u meeting here tudny
OF delegates rrprosrutiup th" Nrhau.
als valley Commercial association,
lhu san duiu rou"rraF, the san Lana
Valley Commercial aSvu,.1ii"u amt
TIA" Grand NHil", 'omru"r,iul a. "r,'.
tiun. Gnyornor-cI"rt Amman, CON
gr"sauon-vlrrt krriIur, senator. aud
Representatives lr"W lnr 'uulll'rn
part ur llIr state were ru,'l..
Al the murn,ug wHnIuu 'Hnl'r
rights" woru discussed u} llun " ".
wiley Or Holy, ouI n""d rundH ",r"
advocated by pr,uduul +; H. ~.
gins Of the Colorado 'iuud |uau. o..
EOclallun ana President G.. g. N,laIu
of tho Rainbow Route Hssurinliuu.
Governor ShnfrDth sent TELEGRAM
expressing regret at his Inability +,
be- present ana plodglng his support
ul measures 0f benefit to the state
Tonight - banquet VIII be- held at IA,
N,ul hotcl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
RAED
WHERE CAUGHT
BY MEXICAN
SOLDIERS
Roadside Trees and Telegraph
Poles Decorated With the
COrpses Of vanquished Afs
ter Battle Near Capital 3
FORTY MILLION PESO
WAR DEBT AUTH0RIXEr
IN, Lcnscd wIrr 10 Evening mornldY

lliN LEASED Wire 10 Evening HorHl1Y
M"Ntru City, Dec, iI.--slxty bodies
of r'hrH hanging from trees wera
counted 10y persons travelling by rsls&
Yesterday irnm Las Cruces to TeEnAs-
'alt"pcc Ia tho state OF Mexico, TAia
Is one of the results of the came
paign conducted against the rebela
IN that district by Colonel Riverolk
His troops yesterday defeated q de-
tachmcnt W rebels Mt Las Cruces
Passengers coming from the north
report that nine bodies OF robais wera
wrn hanging from telegraph pohcB
near the town of POdrlsina.
From the state of Mexico the rebels
arr making their way into thu nlake
ct M"r"los Railroad communieatinlt
hrtWovn the CApltil and Cuernavaoa
is again interrupted. ~
The chamber of deputies before tia
conclusion VI lts sessions tonight WllaS
1t ls oNpcctrd, grant an anthoTina4ion
tn issue bonds Ia the total Oe 4o,ee0t~
ouo pesos (about ta0,OOO.0OO) a. q
per cent This will form part oe tho
national debt for tho purpose of Taii-
road auhsidies nnd other public works
aud tor the payment OF indomnitlaa
IN connection with the revolution o&
la1n tI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
SIX TEAMS TIED IN .
SIX DAY BIKE RACE

New York. De-. lI.--IIupus of u
new record for the SiX-dnS bicycle
race practically WAS abandoned today
when Ht \ o'clock the leaders were
- miles 4 taps behind IN" mark sci
by former competitions. At that time
the riders had fourteen hours more
work ahead uf them before tho rnce
closed AT ~ O'Clock tonight.
The only change In th" relative pO-
sItiona during the night was the elm
inntiOn of the Sutrr brothers, VINO
had been declared formally ont of tho
race. The scores NJ o'clock were;
Pyc-Grcndn, Ruot-ll"hir, tutt-Fng-
lcr, Clarke IIill. licdcll- Miitrn hLd
Drobnch collins. 2,iii miles lnpi
Kramer Moran, pcrchicOt- Egg, 2,tiA
miles: Wclls-Walkcr. l'rOcco- Rcrthei.
2,Ai3.g; CdmcrOn-ThOmas, @,ii3,S;
Cnrmnn- LOftus. 2,ii2,1.
rhc six leading teams wcr" tied NJ
noon at 2,lS2 miles laps. This II 90
miles laps behind the record made
in 1905. Tho standing of the other
teams: Kramer Moran, Pcrchlcott-
Egg, 2,iS2 miles, laps; Wells, Walk"
or, BrOCcO- Bcrthct, EASE miles, 9
lans; CHmcron-Thomns. 2,AN2 miles
. lGry.
~ o'C!,ck, the 13i-hOur mark
ne siN leading teams were still Tied
at 2,ji0 niles : laps, or 10 miles
and ! laps behind the record of 1908
Kramer ana Moran ana Pcrchico
and Egg were tied at 2,5l0 miles
laps, the Wells walker ana Brocco
Bcrihot teams had nude 2,il0 milc'
3 laps the Cumcron-ThOmas team
2,6lO miles. 4 laps.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
WOMAN
FIGHTS A DUEL
WITH YOUNG
FRENCHNAN
Mysterious Affray in FASH
ionable Paris Apartment in.
Which Both Participants
Are Seriously Wounded.
NEAR TRAGEDY OUTCOME
OF LOVERS QUARREL
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
MEXICANs vIsIT UNITED Fsk
STATES RATrI.EsFITir0'

Vera cruz. Mexico, Det. ii.--Feesi-
dents nnd ViaitoRs at Worn Cruz were
enabled today 10 Walt the squadron
OF United states battleahlps oonsiat-
INK of the Minnesota, Kansas Mlchi~
kan and South Carolina. under tha
command OF Rear Admiral =. y.
Fletcher ~
OrderllcH were sent nahore from tha
vessels ut nm early hour to anRounco
the plaRa pfsikdmlfal .FlptehQr 10. ta-
clfitntc SiSliss ID liif veaH8is
Commodore Axuata of the Mexican
navy! Gen, Luis Valdez, the military
commander nr VoPR Cruz, and other
officials Of tho city wont On board the
ilagship carly In rho morning and on
their arrival On tho duartUrdrcls they
welcomed tho American naval men Ia
bululf ut Mexico. About the same
time a ships barge brought William
&. tHnudu. iur United states consul,
on board the tlngshlp, AfterwaTd the
admiral plnced the ships NJ tho dis
pnsal ul the visitors until thcy put TO
4 trn this evening.
\n clturt was made by the Amer
| lean consul Ia Induce the admiral to
rrulOng the stay OF tho vessels, hut
this was unsuccessful as AdmsrRl
Fletcher desired to keep to his sched-
ulu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
AMBASSADOR REID STILL
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

London. bee. Li,--Th" condition nI
Whtclaw Reid, American ambassador
To England, Is now favorable, accord
ing tn the bulletin issued this morn
ing 10y the doctors In attendance.
They dccIur" that he passed q better
night. while the bulletins show on.
tImism, It IL believed the Ambassador
.htill In In very serious condition.
\ bulletin issued at O'CLOCK to.
night by the physici9ns In attendance
on Mr.. Reid says: Ambassador has
passed u moderate day. Ills asthma
IL relieved but hc II very much cx-
hnustcd"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
N 'NAMARA HAILED
As MARTYR MONTHS
AFTER / ARREST
FOR MURDER
Leader of Dynamite Conspira.
cy Declared the Authorities
Stole Ironworkers' Cash
From Headquarters.
GOLD BADGE PRESENTED
BY DUpED UNION MAN
Nv InA,rh Mrr 90 M,rnng lIcrnlhl

u, LEASED Wire to EVrning iIrraldl
'I..utIuH-. bvr. ~. doh" d " ..
N.un.. ur,u "u the hu'up,u n'
.o .uu.n. n. rrrst. wcrr ,.Ul %
n.. J.um., Conspiracy &C.. ,,da,
m wr..n nuu ,un tho chars, ,utt
rh" rHa'w defendants approved or
what h. n,d .tld.
lu, uuotus after ne n1d h.,n
rL,u 'u l"a Nugrlcs ror dlurmiiug.
N.\lmrrt. rcuurt ~ s"crrItr. ur tdc
u."u. v.w read ur tho lrouVorhrrs
u'.rutlJuu.I convention %, NUWlu-
a.. .,ul,mhrr. lgIL Tnr rrroIt vIg
a.rJ .n , rru a.,uo milrs pNlg,"
nud ,ursyd that tho authorities had
H"uu slso from TN, ironNorl,rrs
headquarters at lndiduluuI. when tho
1rt.l Was made.
District Ntturu,, NilIor charged
uuJ l1ts report luggth"r with one 10y
President Frank VI. lN bu. vino charg-
.a Mcnamara had hy,u "kdnupcd"
Hu# read To- the convention hy lIrrhcri
s. kin and that the outirr ruuyou-
tuu approved the statements.
WIlun $hupo, ur chicago. and
ul..' defendants, WHO Nrrr delegates
tu 'u' convention, were usl'cu wArthcr
'h,. NurN that President RYAN np-
p' '.'u.i . committee tu srud MrNnm-
,iu '..H hndg" expressing tho Cs-
it'u 90. ln, convention Shupo said
he d,d uur rr,tU
Shupr sand hr rcmomhorcd that ns
"a al A. FNYt,tuf, .,n III.
gates ".rrrl wiih Uncovered heads
aud l", u,uHl- turned thcir flccs
toward lu" west
George tNippcD Anderson, of
cleveland, Was the lwruty-nfth de-
t,u,lIut tn testify in hls own hohnlr
WIN reter ], .SpJth. !plsQ vi Clove-
lnud, And'Ithli Wia charged with re-
crivinE from Ortic T.. Mechanical, a
can "l miro aNgrriu Win which a.
iub nt \j"nu unio. wa. blown up.
IT, ,s tl." tItrprd win "nIu.Iug IN
explosion 40 \urtn ltruduu, ONO. \
~ ,rar old r,rl iu"ul,ncd Anderson
and .Sunilh ~ men alir wtW carrying a
hnN toward the Nurth inndull job be
for" the explosion occurred.
Audi. uu ,ut'r,d 70 llH' d"uill Of an
| charges, 1lu, Do" urv,r hnd cuRnE-
| rd Ia Nl"l'urr M lJbu uuion disputes
"Nod u.lri the lrDimuuy Of thr
liitlr gri who id,ulincd you ua being
near Nurln Eeudlll the uight ur lh,
rNpl"siuu h,,lur h. said Nnu had q
funny itrr' dHb'd District ATTORNEY
Miller.
81 did," answered Ani,r rsou,
yet you tJ} N.u mover H,r, u.tI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
RNI.kNN PI.ENHOrENTI ARIES
~ UNANIMOUS AC.ltEEMI.NI

London, Doc. H. -Tnr ,h,c's u'
tour Balkan missions to ~, pcr,' con-
florence have drawn up tlu terms "i
peace, which tho allies iu,ond tu pre-
sent with q united front tn the TURK
ish Observation-Disclosures. The terms are
kept secret for tho present and III"
plcnipotCnliurics Of the Ottoman cm-
pire have dcridod that similar S"vr"c,
shall marx the entire peace cout,r-
cncc unless IL should he considered ed.
N'sdblc To issue communications from
tim" to Time. This. however. must
have the concurrence of M the plcn.
lpotcntnri,s.
The delegates tu tho Balkan league
have decided To- urupus, SIujGn NHNn-
k"yitch, thr SorNian cN-prcmirr ana
tiln uldcai plrnipuirntiury. 'as chair.
man: hut SHOULD the Turkish dclcga-
ton Object, mn arrangement VIII bN
made 10y which the head at each mis-
siou Shail preside alternately over the
proceedings
Premier Elrllcriu Nrui2clos al
Greece had been singled ont ne pre-
siding officer, bul h, Withdrew In IT.
Nor Of the Cnnhida,y uf N"yaEoyitvh.
Tho lIalknn nations nave reached an
unanimous agreement ~ tn their at
tiludo on varims questions likcly to
he brought M before the conference
and II any differences exist they hay"
been put Into the background, for tnp
present nt any rate.
In regard to the alleged demand by
Turkey that Gr"rc" must sign tho
nrmisticc before the beginning of tn"
peace negotiations, the plrnipotcn-
tilrics of The Balkan league pnint out
that when the uTmiStlco was signed
by Bulgaria. ScrviH ana Montenegro.
tho Turks NCrc told plainly thnt
Greece would participate In III" peace
conference under any circumstances.
Tho bulgarian and Turkish ENJOYS
today visited Sir Edward Grey, the
british foreign minister at the for
clgn office. Dr \. Dancff, one uf thd
bulgarian plcnipotcntiarics. subse-
duently left Tor Paris to confer again
with Premier Poincarc of FraI,"c in
regard 10 the European politicni Sit
uRtiOn.
Prior to his departure for Paris Dr,
Daneff declined to make any prophcsy
M to the prospects of tao peace con-
ference. Ho said, however. I'VE ccr-
tniniy hope Ia conclude pence. other
We should not hC here"
lie laid emphasis on tho unity of
the allies, declaring:
II rcnhirm that on an important
questions, We are unanimous. As "a
Greeco's attitude In connection win
tho urmisticc should Ike to point oul
that an armistiCc II u matter of sec
Ondary importance. pcucc ireatic'
have been concluded In the past with
out an armistlcc."
Dr. Dnneff dismissed tho charges
brought by the Greek papers In regard
20 Bulgarian atrocities during the hos
tlltieE. saying;
THAT iA no matter to he discussed
today. We are mere for q definite pur'
pose--namely, to conclude peace he
tween Turkey ana the four allies
other questions cGn come afterwnrd.'
Dr. Dnnem viii return to Londor
In time for the first meeting Of th'
conference In 81. James palace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
RATES ON FRUIT HELD
TO BE UNREASONABLE

Washington, Dec. li.--Th" inter
state cuInmrrc" commission today
held unreasonable EXISTING rates on
fruits ana vegetables from l.uusinnn
ana Texas points; on apples aud 9th.
or dcciduous fruits from oregon, rtah
and Idaho, and on citrus and dccId.
nous fruits. canned goods and vcgc-
tables from california points To CraW-
ford, Neb., and other middle western
destinations, The commission or
dcrcd an average of approximately 20
per cent reduction In rates. the re-
dnced rates 10 come In effect nj least
two years from February next.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
WOMEN PAY
HEAVY. TRIBUTE
TO NEW YORK
POLICEMEN
Charges of Wholesale Graft
ing in Underworld Latest
Scandal Confronting Faith
er KnickerbOcker.
TWO INVESTIGATIONS OF
EVIL ARE UNDER WAY
lDy Loascd Wire lo E,cnlng IIcrnldl

fBy Leased Wire tO ENCnlng Herald |
New York, Dee. ll..-thargCs Of no
llcc hlaCkmaiI levied upon $4,000
women of the Sew YORK; underworld
were made tho subject of u twu-luld
Investigation today. District Attur-
ury Whitman who turned Mary
GuudC over tO the nldcrmnnic iuycs-
tigltinE committee to testify last
"Wednesday. set his force of detectives
to work To- confirm or disCrcdit her
story that ko"p"rs ol resorts W,rr
paying thousands ol dollars weekly
Tor police projection.
Police Commissioner waldo hats dn-
d"rtHk,n uu Investigation ot his de
patmrut pending the outcome ut
which tw" d,iccilvrs have boon sus-
p,nGrd
Secret meetings or women ur th"
underworld, stirred tu action 10y the
revelations ur Mary Goudc. confessed
k,opcr ct a disordrrly resort, are hc.
ing hrld In turthrraurr ct muNr.
'm'm to better their condition, amt
iu rebellion against what they. like
Mrs. Goodr. declare iu hr police up-
preston I'D.
Hrpuit~ ul thytr meetings indlcat,
thlt they intend To- p"tiiluH Mayor
GuNuur for commission 10 c,usidrr
tho Whul" propl'ru ul social o,ii. with
segregation ipdicalcd - IA" solution
they d'cm ptCl"rahlc.
Nov" than incidentally has" ap-
p'urrd Indications "i what promise
to be the Most drastic Investigation ct
the pollc" department since the dc.
Ncl"pmrnts "t police corruption IN
VOWED IN IN" Rnscnthal murder uud
tn" trial ur nulirc Lieutenant HCckcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
GOVERNMENT OPENS
COURT FIGHT ON
ELCIN BOARD
Of TRADE
Concern Cited for Alleged Vio-
latiOn Of Sherman Law in
Arbitrarily Fixing Price Of
Butter.
CREAMERY ASSOCIATION
DENIES PARTICIPATION
TBy Lsaasa wire 10 EveAlaR nersidl

Chicago. B,. n.---Ihc ElGu
poor, - Tend, ,..,,l,,ly lr,,yr al,
,.
'n' pu'''r ""'' '"" '"' ANU ~ Wv
Association Of 'r emery Rult"r Man
uInriurcrs were .ruekrd hy the Tyd-
,..,i ,,..,,,r,,,,,,,, .,,.t.. anti. trust
SUN "'''' "''" '''''' wv WV
ton Of both con''tu@
sweeping rh'i"'t uf . '"n"I. .l'"N
lo l,N arhtratiN ~" prt," "I butter
in the interest of hig manufacturers
and cold Stornt" concerns q" lh" d'Nl-
mrnt at the iaii.,r other sw"U pro-
dururs and to Iu' r"heunlnt rN"Ih
arc made by Attorney General N''N
rrshnm, al;uln lI" s".''U'd lru"
whirh he wOuld destroy ns % VIOLATION
uI the sherman l'N
The lollnwiw ur named as d'.
lcndnnis;
Elrin Boord 90. Irnd". charles IT.
Potter Eig,n lI'. H. e. Christians
li'hncld, WIS q y Mason, Esu|
r"lNn W Brown Dgin, y. &. il1N
l"', J"rsryNiil' lI.. American Nsa"
"luliou at Crcnm'iN lWttvr NWul'U
Iur"rs tunin,urrort'd', AND srN'u
teen individuals lu diltor'ut r,,l". 'u.
,ludlng Duluth. hHun, nmttu' n"l
Kansas t.lN.
officers ui th" American Nas"'''.
uou of r"Jm'rN lWtrr MnnuiH'tui
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
New ImnlRratIou DnI.

washington, Dec, lI.--OVcr prO.
tests and charges Of gag rule" from
opponents Of the measure. tho house
today voted 1Ol to 10 Ia take up tho
iIteracy tost Immigration bin, n vote
to follow general debate OF four
hours. Tho bill. introduced by Rep-
resentative Burnett of Alabama. IL an
amendment of the senate measure Of
the same character,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
BALTIMORE MNN DENIES
MES WON NN'S I'SpNNU

baltimore, Dec, IT. liarrS Dayis
Iiarprs of thia city, mentioned aH ~"
nrst husband of "Mr.. Marie inurH,'
ono ur the principals Ia ia" Alumm
shuntlnB nrfray IN PARIS, u'ni"d today
thar he had over been her husband.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
ann AInr,,nle InllIrle.I.

st. Louis. Dec. ~, a federal In
,iictmeat charging benjamin r. MOf-
fatt OF Chicago with having used the
mails 10 defraud In connection with
promntlnk sales stock Of tho Buick
on company of California. was made
public today The indictment which
wa6 returned Thursday alleges that
M0ffatt represented thai he was sell
Ing treasury stock and not common
stock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
IincI,cr Enr CnnI IlnIlrond.

Pittsburgh. Dec. IA. II. Palm
Uf PhilHdelphiu today was appointed
receiver Tor the pittsburg a. Susque-
hannn Railroad company on appilco-
ton Of tho Guaranty Trust company
of New York. which alleged the com
pany had dolanltod In the payment OF
the l9l land 1912 instnllments OF an
Issue of S2,OOO.OQ0 g per cent bonds.
Tho principal ohlceS of the railroad
company are at l'hlllippsburg. Pa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
WiI,on snIIs for NV York.

Hamilton, bermuda, Dec. IL Pros
idcnt-rlcci Wilson smiled today for
Sew YORK un the steamer Bcrmudiun.
a large crowd of residents and Amer
lean visitors gathered on the quay
and chc"r"d Mr.. Wilson ~ tho slcam-
or left leiOre going on bunrd no
declared ho was dclghtod with his
vacation,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
ARRESTS MAY BARE
OPERATIONS Of
ARSON TRUST
Insurance Adjusters Said to be
Members of Organization
Which Has Caused Scores of
Fires in Middle West.
Try LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald /

South Band, Ind, Dec. II 'rh' cN-
pusurr or an alleged arson trust said
4" h' composed of insurance adjust
,rs aud operating throughout IN" en-
tire middle west, causing scores 81
ur,s ana many thousand ul dulldrs
loss win follow. II In said, ia" arrest
or licu knhu, former South Brul
Merchant, ana Ben Franklin al en-
rag", accused of firing the 'lnrhiug
slur, owned by Kahn Inst April
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
WOmnn CiOnylcteI of NIurdcr.

Philadelphia. Dec, I9.--Mrs, Fricdn
frost. who was on trial hero this
week on charge OF having killed
her husband. william frost. was COM
vict0d today OF murder In the frat
degree. Tha commonwealth charged
THAI MIRA Trost. within ono week
after her marriage last August gave
frost poison In order that she could
obtain his estate valued at less than
$4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-14
nook Ngcnt IIehI fOr I.nFrcnN.

Boston. Doe, 1.-THE third arrest
In Boston IN connection with tho Ho-
called do luxe book Investigation by
the grand jury was mnde when John
u. Williams, Jr., surrendered ON an
indictment chRrglnR wm with tho
larceny of 1s70Tb from Mary L. Rog-
erH OF this city, Williams furnished
%, ,00e bail.