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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
Feared That More Than One
Hundred Net Death in Gas
Explosion in German Col.
liery.
REsCUERs DRIVEN BACK
BY DEADLY BLACK DAMP
Forty COrpses Brought to Sur
face Where Wives and
Children of Doomed Men
Gather About Pit Mouth.
tRy nysaIns HsraIa =. 2. I.ssssa VIII


Bochum. Ger. Aug s--A mining
disaster which impcrllled tho lives pf
$50 pil men. occurred in tho Iorrniun
pit near Gerthc today Many Of thu
men were rescued but u is feared that
more than 100 have been killed
Twenty ntv bodies have been rc,oy-
cred bat the rsacu, parties were un-
able 90 enter the gallery iu which thu
fire damp explosion occurred. where
lt ls believed from uiN Goo 100 men
stll were CutOmbtd Many OF thuBo
rescued are suffering from severe In-
iurios and 10 ls expected that many
of them cannot recover
The RESCUE dvtarhmcnts which did
such good work 90 the time Ot tina
French mime disaster 80 C1urrlrfes
near Lens. on March 90, 1905. Wnru
1880 miners Vrro killed, arrived hers
but were uuubir tu penetrate the gal
IRIS owing tu th ilamcs aud the poison
Gus gases
The wives aud families of tho
doomed miners we're gathered
around the pr head an day bui wero
unable to learn any details uB tha
officials of the mine refused infor-
nation
Ate O'Clock fifteen moro bodies had
boon recovered making tho tutah
known deaths forty
Tho day shin had ust rescued
and was distributing along thv various
lpyrls when u serious Co., damp 'Ar
ulusiuu occurred
Th. drtuuaiiou was heard go Ga
surface .ud the officials on duty 80
once formed RESCUE parties who runh-
Dd back Go tho pit mouth inF''hrr
with the villagers.
rho bodies of seven miners hhd ny
q u'rl1ck this afternoon been brought
up from the lorraine pit OF tho r"tt
field ucnr Gcrth'. where t hrv danh
explosion imprisoned many urn carly
this afternoon sixteen mlu'I also
hus, bgcn brought tu the surIt.. SUIT
f,riug 'ruw serious iuiurics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
SOCIALIST SPLIT READS
10 GRANE. ALII.I.A AIIONA

The alleged connection between tho
men Who blew up the Times building
iu lus Angclcs and job Hartman. 500
riHlist leader and labor attorney over
shudowcd the main ISSUE involved
when the hrihvr, trial OF Clarence s.
barrow was resumed today Judge
Hutton was expected Go Tu'D on the
admisshhility ut testimony by Edward
Adams CantrcI another socialist
leader which th, prosecution declared
would serve the double purpose Of
impUuching Hartman and show him
us having haze EuiNE knoWivdEr of
the perpetrators OF the Times ,N.
plosiun. Cuutrru aud Hartman broke
up their friendship some months ago
The question which had been de-
nivd ay Hartman and which WAS Elk
pcctcd to bc answered boo the afiiTma-
tive hy CBntreU should the court per
init H. contained ui substance the
following allegations
ThH; Hartman had said 10 Cantr,u
on the morning of october ]. az san
Luis Obispo. Cal. "Uy God, Cautr, 10.
the Times building has been dyua-
mitcd and something Ike twenty pco-
pie killed."
That Hartman had taken Cdutrcll
10 his room iu hotel. locked the
door and then burst into "a fit ui
laughter. after which Cautrcn said
What does q mean o." 'rha Uiarri-
man replied. 1T means that tho boys
are on the iuh" That a few, moments
later Hartman said. II have known
fpg some time that preparations were
being made to pun of the Job and
that in tho resulting conversation
Hartman had told Cantrcl ne had
been IN consultation with ihc plotter.
and had houuYa tu.rn ia npafn, n q
muttcr uutl after the state socialist
convention, that tantrCn az the tim,
Wun Socialist candidate FOR secretary
ut state and last fan hr ran ful
member of the board oi education ut
the ticket which Hartman headed n,
candidate for mayer. According tt
Hartman, tHutrcll was his ardent
supporter and warm friend uutil q
recent split among the California so
cialists when he became q bittCi
| enemy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
SUSTAINED
BY COURT IN
DARROW
TRIAL
Court Refuses to Countenance
Effort to Connect Job Harri-
man With Dynamiting the
Times Building
SOCIALIST LEADER IN
EMBARRASSING PLIGHT
tBy Evening Hsraid a. =. Leased wirs)

10y NNehAnN hNNhtN - "ffNF
Los Angeles. Aug Judge Hut
ton sustained today the objection OF
the defense to the question asked
T.. A. Caulrcl yesterday tending TO
impeach job Hartman Ia the bribery
trial Of clarence :. DarruW. The
court ruled thut the question which
related 20 llarrimaus alleged cunncc-
tion with the l.us Angeles Times dy
uamitcrs purpurtud Co impclch Harm.
man iu collateral mettcr and there
fore was improper
notwithstanding the ruling thict
Counsel Rogers ut the defense, pn tho
ground that Cuutrvll had iuadVcriutlN
answered the question In the utflrma-
tive during yesterdays session, asked
that thc defense be- permitted TO cross
examine Cautrcll 4 unique situation
developed when Rogers Withdrew tho
original objection which had prccipl-
tatod the lengthy argument but Dis
trict Attorney Frrdoricks met this
move by withdrawing the question,
leaving nothing before the court but
a desire OF the defense 10 cross exam
iup Cautrcll
Judge Hutton ordered tantrcll cN'
cuyed from the witness stand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
WILSON CAREFUL
or CAMPAIGN
AMMUNITION
Democratic Standard Bearer
Explains Absence Of Refer
enoe to Platform Planks in
Acceptance Speech.
On, E,salas Hsrsla A. p Leased wissD

Sew YORK Aug S--"t want to save
ammunition Tor tho campaign CN-
planned GONCruur Woodrow Wilson to-
day WIcu he Was asked about tho om-
mission from his speech ur acceptance
yesterday Uf severed planks n the
Democratic platform adopted al Bal
tlmorv.
~ merely took the heart of the
platform said the governor, "aud
what to mc seemed to be- the heart ut
the situation throughout IA, country.
viii discuss individual subjects 100
particular localities where they Init
mated that hc would have much tu
say about the navy but did not wish
to Interior, in the present battle
ship tunglc.
Tine governor. reason for iguoIiug
the single term plans of the Balti-
more platform is known tu close
friends. n is probable the governor
Will gu through the campaign without
uttcrIug "a word ON the subject
Though acuuicscing fully la tho plat
form and ull ~ phnks, the governor.
IL is said does not feel that ~ would
Hr dlgulupd Tor him tu discuss tho
single term PLANK because ol the pos
sihlc personal application VI ts mrth-
ing
Governor Wilson lct' TOR NcV YORK
today Co have his portrait drawn.
From the picture viii DE reproduced
campaign photographs
The governor appeared cheerful ana
refreshed after the busy ordeal 90 yes
I tcrdays no;ihcation ceremonies As
/ hr boarded the train MS secretary
/ handed MIN many tclvgrams Of con
graduation un his speech ot uccop-
4 tanc,
/ Governor Wilson expected 90 spend
most ot today ana tomorrow at the
! artists studio.
National chairman McCombs and
! uthei numbers uf 'he national com
! mitt,o. 10 Nas said might meet him
l during his visit in Sew York
Plans for the campaign in Maine
practically have been completed. GOV
rrnor Marshall viii stump there bee
/ fore the SEPTEMBER state elections odl
! guVrnor Wilson Will not speak iI
Maine until after the state elections
y if at AL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
ALBUQUERQUE IS
PLACE Of STATE
REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION
Members of State Central
Committee in Session at
Santa Fe Issue Call for
Gathering in This City.
SESSIONS WILL BE HELD
SEPTEMBER TWELFTH
Especial Telegram to Tho Herald. |,

Especial Telegram 60 the Hcrnld.l
Santa Fc, n. NJ. Aug. s-Aibu-
uucruuc was selected as the place and
September ~ as the date of the state
Republican convention, 60 select three
pr,nidcutus electors and nominate a
candidate tor congress. Ht tho meet
ing cot thD Republican state central
committee held here this afternoon,
Tho upputtiuumrut was fixed at one
delegate for each 100 votes cust for
tho Republican Dtndidut" tor govern
OF ut thp last state election. The fol-
lowing call was authorized by the
committee this afternoon.
AZ re- meeting oi the state central
committee ui Tho republican party ~
NtW Mexico regularly held pursuant
Go call therefor uf the city Of santa
i't. state ui Sew MvNiyu. uu August S,
1912, 10 is ordered that "a delegate
convention ot the Republican party
be- hrld uf tho city uf Albuquerque,
~ NJ. at noon. on tho l-th day Of
Scptcmb,r l9s2, for the purpose Of
nominating one candidate Tor repre-.
sentative boo the SlNty.third congress
oi the United States and three prcsi-
dputial electors. ana the transaction
of such other business us may rcgu-
lHrlN come before %. Tho several
counties of the state are entitled Co
or fraction Hhuy, so cast Tor the Ev-
publican candidate for governor az
the election held November Z. tN1l
and ON, delegate ut large iu addition
thereto. Upon which hufis oi repre-
sputatiuu thp delegates tu mid con-
you-luu will bp us follows BcruHlillo,
10. Chuyp-. e. CulHX. %. Curry. .;
puua. 10. Eddy. b.. Grant o.; Guuda-
lupr. %. Lincoln. IS. Luna, g. Me-
Kml,y. o.. Mora, 60, Otoro, q. quay,
p: Giu Arribn 20. Roosevelt a. sam
, do,al o.. SAN Juan. o. san Miguel 30,
Santa Fp. lS. Sierra. g. Sucorru. %,
Taos. lt. Torrance. 10, Valencia 10;
total 3t5.
An notice. ot contest shall bo sub
iuittrd bon writing setting forth tho
ground uf contest and must hv illcd
with the secretary ui tho state Ccn-
trial committee leo Albuquerque nt
least two duys before tho meeting ut
suid convention All county ooutvn-
uuus must bv held NOT later than
September g. 1912.
. tSignydl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
Non Of Kerosene King Supplies
Important Inform a tion
Concerning Police Connec-
4 tion With Underworld.
EVIDENCE THROWS LIGHT
ON R0sENTHAL KILLING
Bogus Disorderly House in
Tenderloin District Used as
Irsr 70 Catch Grating PO-
lice Inspectors.
tBs EvsHIas Herald A. q. Leased wire,

tny EveninE Hsrald A. q. Leased wtreI
New YorH, Aug. S--By tar the most
Interesting development IN ;lc many
sided investigation Into the murder OF
tho gambler Herman ltos,nthal ana
u surrounding muck of police graft,
Il the news 81 John D. Rockefeller
Juniors quiet complimentary inquiry
INTO the conditions ln the under world
particularly as To- the so.callcd white
Slave traffic.
WAilc Nit RocXcfclcr and his
agents decline tu discuss tho matter
nnd District Attorney whitman VIII
furnish no details. 10 10 generally cred
itvd that through tnu cstabiisnm, nt OF
Whpt purportCu 10 uv a disurdvri5
houhc lu the tcndcrioiu, arcnts 70. ar
KucKOfUlicr nave gathered great
uvdl OF valuable material
a was gathered primarily Tor
reports 90 ConBryss ana the Legislature
ah a basis iur CurFCgt,NC lrgirlatiuu
dealing Wlth thr tratilC iu girls. Coz
! Incidentally II dos Ctaiicu VITA tn ,
present inquiry into the i,Oscnthsl
Ctsr lea tndt % is Aald evidence wab oh
tainru that au Inspector was getting
S5Us BE- month trOm sucu resort iOr
/ protection. this data viii pc az MI
" uitman disposal tu usv along VITA
i tnc concession ut said Javn Rose
and others.
% ia thought probable that the dis
tIyt attorney auu ar. RUckvicil,r VIII
uutu conference SOON
iuc evidence ia question VAS rul-
4 lUctpu uy Ohltoru Rose, a dttrruN e.
i Wuu was prominent in the Cuicugu
q ,lyv crusaur n cooperation Win D.
Il A. Nvyuulus ASSISTANT GstrIct uttuI
Y nty,
tuc investigation began When MI
. ltuCkofcller WUs cnuhyu foreman ut
tnv Rrauu jury when pruuvd ,aarsCs
uI NluVspTtbu Wultr slave traffic
II THIS has been qulvu5 Euing on vNcr
II tut,, "a, itpCkUieI,r n,..NhiHA thhS
~ auuu Wril urdcrDu and persistent ui
n iurts sHuulu uu maur NItnout unJ
ui-iEus u' uumputs, 40 sct hl tuv IA
II N,truuyas ut tht utIh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
ENGINEMEN KILLED
IN TRAIN CRASH

Ilo.tuu AUG Two persons were
Killed and twenty injured to-day Whom
a train ON the pNmuuth division oi
IN" Svv YORK. Sew Haven uud Hart
ford railroad Was dcrtilrd near iht
Crescent uVoUay station. Dorchester
The train consisted OF the lpcumu-
tive. three passenger ruHrhcs una %
baggage car when rounding U sharp
curve tho iunuWpiitr lrtt tho rails
and plunged fpr half iis lrusih int"
rails
Tho engineer and fireman wore
crushed 90 death uud several pHsscn-
gers Npr, s,NorN ,ut and bruised.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
CABINET PASSES ON
TAFT TARIFF
REVISION
VETOES
President Cancels All Engage.
ments in Order to Put Mes
sage Of Disapproval in Fl.
nal Form.
PRESIDENT OF TARIFF
BOARD AT WHITE HOUSE
tspociaI Telegram 10 tho HcraId)

(SpcsiRl Telegram Co the Herald }
Washington, Aug s. - President
TAFT arrived in Washington az s.3d
o'clock this morning from Cincinnati
where he had been tO nttond tho
funeral of John ". Horron. Mrs
THitH father. Tho president was
driven Go the white House where q
special cabinet meeting was 10 con.
slider mis- probable veto ui tariff bills
Tho president read So ths cabinet a
dttft ot his veto message
After tho meeting be- cancelled Rll
engagements uud rCmuiuvi iu the
whit, House to put his mngs sage into
iiuJl 'uru Chairman Emory Of thr
tariff board. was one OF tNJ tcw call.
ors Dee rtr,iv .I
All the members of the cabine,
were present with the exception OF
Secretary Meyer who L. ln MnssaohH
srttF
1no regular meeting 90 tc, cabinet
'iu o., h,Id tumurr ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
ADMIT
IIIt.A PAID Bllt hM MI.

NtN NorN. Aug Sc tumulhuNe c'l-
auvu,v piuug up UetuIt me stanu luis
i Investigating police uldykmatl, ~ saiu
tuuay to lu,opc tour ot ave uish poe
Z ilcC ullulals aud thbt indictments
: boon WA bee drawn. Witnesses ca
5Amnrd Dy District Attorney whitman
have tuIuisauu muCn CutrupOtdtluu
iu tnr confession ct JACK Hose, HHv
ydyv a lIst ut gamblers, upon Nnuuh
%" charged, TuuCU LIcutvndnt btrhta
ivtlUu ulaI Kmuli,
several gamblers were before The
: pGuug prosecutor ana uuNulugiy az
iuittcu tuty naf paid uldvkmal lo
.,rtun mHpcctuts one told MI
RNNnitmUu boz" uaH ueen Threatened Nllh
,dtu 90 hy vent before tur sand Juf!
IAuu gaNU Information about ponce.
n,su witnesses SAID these Inspector
ivtIt directly Win thc nig gambling
houses iraNug Lieutenant becker To
a ucuu Go tdc smaller places
Iur district dttu.ncy sald r'ldrhr"
uulu be- presented tu tuc grNuu jury
:" .ulnst several pultCt iuBpCN,ufs one
,l these is said 20 have kept sv a
lose watch ON the gambling houscs
.ut hc even examined ther BOOKS
inu made them pay hiNynmdh ac"
urdug tu their proats.
BRIDGE Wrbber nov admits hn
llsu collected toll from certain up
uWn RHmuNug HOUSES TOT q ponce W
puVtur
WebbeIs lllu has been Threatened
and District ATTORNEY Nmtmau mas
NiruNldud him with q special guard.
Rose hur sent word 90 the pu1ho
prosecutor that ho iu prepared Go idtn-
Mfy the four murdercrs ut Herman
81 N,uBrnthal unu nov Rose was not
lead, 90 rry thHt he could positively
Uvdutity the gun men.
Alderman Currau, chairman u' the
pvriu committee OF The hou'd ui al
hrrmcu appointed to investigate pc
i,c conditions, said tIv committee
n uuld call before n tot Only gam
ltrs. hut the OWncrH OF properly
There gambling went Oh.
I'VE Intend tu reach landlords who
Mtnt their buildings tor illegal pur'
bosses" said AIR. turTau This may
lt sumc whose names are high in
Ahat We cali social circles. But %
Nhpy know 90 what purpose their
&ropcrty ls bring pat they should sui
b. for IT,
MI Rockefeller said that his agents
Nsrc taking no part In tho Wratt hNcs'
Nkaton. their evidence along that lut
NeinR merely incidental
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
HOUSE NOT SATISFIED
WITH Ri.AIsIsD SUGAR BILL

Washington. Aug S.. House cone
forces ON the sugar tariff bin have
served notice Co tho senate coufDrgcs
that they viii not accept the RristoV
ate.
THE measure be- not "a Democratic
hill' sud Representative Underwood
tuduN Hud does not meet 3ho IDEAS
of the house aH tu what general
revision of the sugar tariff should be-
% became apparent there was little
GLANCE u' uu agreement upon O. COM
promise measure aud mat efforts 20
bring about uu agreement on tho OK
rIsn tax bin lu line with the pluua OF
the Democratic Progressive alliance
boa the senate might prove ineffective.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
GENERAL DEFICIENCY
MIASIfIgI GETS TIIHD.GW

HIUFIIUI NUE- Tho EOUVTHT
deficiency appropriation hill, carrying
S6,Ng.N2N was passed by tho house to-
duy
The uUl contains pu" item OF $3.50
900 for tho ruiuth anniversary col"
brauun uf the BATH, uf Gottyshurg
next luis. coupled with the provision
that pouusylyauu appropriate dt lcast
Uu equal amount
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
CHEF PINCHED FOR
CRUELTY TO
LOBSTER
Attorneys for Defendant Claim
Crustaoaen is Not An Ami
NAL and Magistrate Refers
Case TO Court Above.
en- E,rninE Herald A.P leased wiSsI

phimdelpha, Aug. IS. Police Mag.
istsatr uiggortt today held Jean
iiuuducaur Dhrt ot "a hotel in siOo
bail Tor court 90 answer "a charge oi
cruelty Go animals for placing wood
rn peg Zoo th, first Joint back uf the
cla,y nf % lobster Goo prevent D. from
suappiug
Complaint was lodged usaihs'
Haudocaur hy member ~ the So
oiot, Tor tho Prevention OF cruelty 90
Animals. Who saw thr prgg"d' loh'
Hter uu exhibition iU H window ~ tho
hotel grill preliminary hearing iu
the rssc Was held last week The
cruelty representative pleaded thal
dumb animals have feelings aud that
the chcf was guilty of cruelty
iIaudOCaur's adhercnts argued that
the charge fell tlat because the lob
stcr was not AN animal
"lts too much for me-" said the
Judge. "ril hold the defendant and
lct the court decide the matter"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
YOUNG GIRLS FOUND
MURDERED IN
DWELLING
Sisters, l3 and l6, Shot Down
Police Hunt Brother of Vic
tins Stepfather for the
Crime.


Gould IG. anu rlnu could lf. sisters.
wore found murdered pt their homo
at -triury Flat near buuglns. tudh'
Tho. had htru shot The 'tHIu AhrfD
EIEH Could found showed lhti
tho lirl bad made be- doHu,rtt. siIus
Ul, Tur uf. INU body Uf iht Younger
sirI 1870. found uIN hrrt away.
Th, girl. .,r, daughters ul Mr.
William l.ur.uf DO. a. IurW,r IulrtuiEt
George Iurrur brother oi william
Lurruf. H declared tu hato brru boo.
sturI. Jealous pI IIuH Could ll,
pts lrH tI hHu. uIth tbr gItl- 2,s
frrda. auU ruuIi uui ur found after
fhr ulFuu.rT} ui tn, bodies
Iur,ul. urbuTdtuE Goo friends nf tine
iimiIE rrtrutt mas shown signs "'
INSANITY ru.-rs HrU searching I"i
uim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
KANSAS PRIMARIES
ARE UNDECIDED

Topeka kaF, Aug N.- Both Seua-
tor charles curtis aud Governor W
lt stuhhs Ntrr SIN claiming tho nom
inHtiun for United states senator to-
day and as hclutcd returns come LEA
the closeness of the contest Increases,
Reports from i62 90 the 1876 dis-
triots of tho state Indicate that each
candidate has carried 81 Thus IL np-
pears shat tho latest returns viii de-
eide tho race n tho result can bo de-
tormlned without an official count,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
TRAFFIC INDEFINITELY
DELAYED BY WASH0UTS
Junln: No g, 0f To-day itcpurtvd q"
Airitr az 3 uciock la the Morning,

Traffic uu the Santa Fr between
Ahuuucrpuc tnd the Colorado state
lima is indotnltcly delayed because "t
washuuts east ut t.H Iuntu. The Sole
ta Fc california limited due here
1855 this morning b. reported iu I -
rive tomorrow morning at u.Ninrbt
ig hours bate. Trains aud % rrn
rurrcspuudugiN late ana probably
win not rrayh here uuul some Time
about noon tomorrow. A stub TRAIN
from tA Junta. carrying local passnn-
gers viii probably hu ran tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
.LORIMER ASKS CASH
TO PAY EXPENSE
OF SENATE TRIAL
Expelled Member Presents
Bill Amounting TO $3.50,
600, Committee Inclined TO
Pay $4,000.
tBy HvsnlnE nsrsid a. =. Leased wirsI

Washington, Aug, N.--Au ulluWcuco
uf S35.O 900 or tfU,uUu may hc mhdo
by the senate 90 help william Lorimcr
detray tho expenses ot his three Years
ngut tu retain his seat,
Mr. LurmcT has turuCd tu nlllH
amounting a. xiOu,uUn or &lIO,uun.
Thcy have boru referred to the inVc--
HgAtiug committee which viii make
"a statement 10 the senate. presumably
tomorrV, that certain items amount p
lne 10 from $4,000 90 &io,nnn Would
b, a fair allowance 10 any be- made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
MIfr ln CInIm In Ilnndll's nnds

Rocky Ford Dolu. Aux ST. 'uru-
upr e. E Wilson today received "a
Telegram from Nr. NUI,W widow OF
Grorg, 4 BullrN, Who lat saturday
shot and seriously wounded three DER
sons at south rlatip and late SUNDAY
committed Suicide uvJr L1 Junia,
that Hhr would arrive from Las cru
ccs. IS a.. Goo take charge OF thc hudN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
NGRICULTURNL BuLL
ADOPTED ~ HOUSE

Washington, Aus. Tho confer
onco report ON thc agricultural appro-
prIutiun hlll Was adopted hy tho house
TODAY aud now urrs Goo Tho president
The measure carried &tG,6t1. .ig6, an
in crease of tTtStJ0 over the amount
originally appropriated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08

Washington, Aug k-IhV bldiicld
'ill Go revise the patent laws 90 meet
|N patent decision ut the supreme
Iouft Was reported tu the house today
III chairman Oldnold ~ the patent
Irmnittee The bin soekH tu set
kalde the decision which insured the
Neht 20 an inventor 10 sUpulate tho
lnd OF materiul used or sold in ron
Ierilop with patented device.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
WEIDLEIN RESIGNS AS
ASSOCIATION SECRETARY

II. W Wcidlcin, local organizer
aud secretary of the Albuquerque he-
tailcrs' association, has resigned. et-
fective in the near future, II h un"
derstood chat r. j. Bryant has been
selected By the board of directors az
Mr. WoidleiR'a successor,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE

Met ut 10 e.. mi.
Panama canal bin taken up.
williams amendment tu per
nit foreign built ships. owned by
Americans to coastwiso privileges
defeated.
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Met az noon
pldtield hill to revise the pa
tent laws faVorably reported.
General deficiency appropria'
ton bili passed,
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EXPLOSION
WRECKS PALACE;
PRESIDENT Of
HAYTI DEAD
Over Hundred Persons Report
ed and Wounded in Myster-
ious Disaster at Port au
Prince.
NO EXPLANATION
OF CATASTROPHE
,Bs ny.slaE Herald =. y. Lsss.s wire,

Por uu Prince. Hayt. Aug S.
General Cincipnatlus Lceontc. prcsi-
dent OF the republic or Hayu. pcrishcd
today In fire which destroyed the
national palace II was caused 10y an
explosion OF the powder magazine at
tachcd to the palace.
Investigation showed that tho cas-
ualty list u dead anu wounded
amounted Co togr hundred persons
The explosion occurred at 3.t'
o'clock this morning and the snock
shattered the palace. Fire followed
quickly and the palace. wooden
structure, was consumed within hall
an hour
There were great number of cX-
plusious Of munitions OF war which
had been stored iu the cellars below
All the houses around the palace Wcry
greatly damaged hut as the palace ~.
SELF was isolated the flrcmcn succeed
eel iu their efforts tu localizc the fire,
dent an ~ whom were in the paluC,
at the time. were saved. but President
LvCuntc himself pcrishcd.
Consideration rcigns among tht
populacc but no disorders have oc-
CURED.
The military authorities are main
tainiug order iu The town. lipth tho
chamber and the senate nave uecn
called iu national assembly ana prob.
ablN will nominate successor tu
President IoCuntc today.
The cause uf the explosion uas not
been explained