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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
CHINESE TROOPS IN
REBELLION FOR
PAYMENT OF
THEIR WAGES
Houses in Peking Are Wreck
ed and Burned and Mob
Runs Riot Through Streets
Shooting unfortunately.
FOREIGNERS GATHER
IN THEIR LEGATIONS

tny EveRimg Herald 4. y. Leased wirel
Pekln, Feb pa revolt has brok-
en- out among a portion of Yuan Shi
Kai's troops. some hundreds OF whom
started a riot this evening az s o'clock.
They wrecked and set iire bo houses
and pnraded the streets shooting IN
dlscrlminatcly
A strong force of loyal soldiers has
been ordered out ana is endeavoring
to restgre order
The streets are crowded and the
greatest alarm prevails
The mutlneers M $3.50 o'clock this
morning numbered about 1000. Hun
dreds of shops already have been
looted.
Much reckless shooting occurred
outside the ChiOnmen gaie of the For
hidden City, near which the legation
Is quieting and q Is hoped by the
authorities that order win be restored
hy midnight The rioters claim that
their wages have not been paid.
a shell fred from one Of the guns
IN the hands Of the muCineers fell
within the confines OF the American
legation hut did not explode,
Foreigners In the capital are being
brought into their respective lega-
tions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
REBELS CONTINUE PLANS
ron CHIHUAHUA ATTACK

El paeo. Texas, Fob. 29,-A COM
mlttee said to represent Emilio Vas
quex 0omez arrived here today from
San Antonio and was Ia conference
with Colonel Ponce and other rebel
Officers M Juarez.
Although the Mexican Central roll
ing stock rushed 90 ~ PasO yesterday
was stiu IN the m P0so yards, the
insurrectos sim continued plans Tor
an advance south. which, they de-
clared would ho made by rail-,
Railroad Officials were ont Uith
new version 81 the reason for the
Withdrawal of locomotives from the
Juaroz side. They declared that this
move was made because tho engines
and cars needed repairs. They LEFT
the Inference that the outfit would DO
returned 40 8uarez, hut would not say
80 IN So many words. The peculiar
coincidence that the entire troop train
made % Yesterday 30 take the rebel
army 10 chihuahua should suddenly
be- found unfit az the saine moment
was left unexplained.
a new mRnlfcsio' addressed % Cow
ornor Abraham uonKalca Of the state
Of chihuahua ana signed by the rev
olutlonlsis OF the north" made its ap-
peafance. n called on Gonzales "ot
the trembling knees" 20 resign, de-
clarlng that he. like President Ma
dero. was a traitor 10 his country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
United States Authorities De-
cline to Close Port to Ship
ments As Demanded By the
Mexican Government.
SUPPLIES FOR REBELS
WILL NOT BE CLEARED
However Anything Sent to Le-
gitimate Dealers Will be Al
lowed TO Pass U. s. Customs
by Paying Duties.

CBy svenins IEeraIa 4. =. Leassd wireD
Washington, Feb. 29.--The United
States win not prohibit Legitimate ex-
portations including munitions of war
from FL Paso. Texas. into the re8el
town Of Jurrez, Mexico. This con-
elaslon was reached today at confer
enoes among officials OF the depart
ments Of state. justice and treasury.
Tho attitude OF the United states
government in dealing with Juarea
merely Is rcitoratlon OF the policy
adopted during the Madero revolu-
ton.
shipments Of arms and ammuni-
tlon. which to all appearances are
iegitimately sent from shipper in
this country ." 9 dealer In Mexico,
viii not be Intercepted. Agents Of
the departments OF justice ana treas
ury on the southern border have been
instructed, however, TO see that the
neutranty is preserved. Munitions OF
war which seem 10 be part OF a plot
against the government Of Mexico
VIII not be allowed TO so out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
HUGHES PRESENTS
BILL PROVIDING
FOR Mr.. TAFT'S
COMMISSION
Measure introduced in House
Today Provides for Inquiry
Into Industrial Relations
Throughout Nation.
1T Is SIGNIFICANT
BECAUSE OF STRIKE

(Dy Evening Herald \. - Leased WiFeb
Washington, Feb. 20. President
Tafts recommendation for the es-
tahlishment OF a commission on IN
dustrial relations are embodied in a
bill introduced In the house today
by Representative Hughes. Democrat
of New Jersey The bill Is Significant
In view of the labor troubles at Law
renee, Mass, and elsewhere.
In hts message the president urged
a commission to inquire into the re-
latiOns between employers and omr
ployes and the various methods tried
for maintaining peaceful conditions IN
the Industrial world.
The Hughes bill would provide for
a commission Of nine 10 serve with
ont compensation 10 cooperate with
the department OF commerce and la
Dor and 10 inquire into the general
conditions of labor IN the principal in
dustries In the United States; into
existing relations between employers
and employees: into the effect OF In
dustrlal conditions on the public vel
fare, into the growth OF associations
of employees and wage earners; the
result OF methods OF collective BAR
gaining and into methods Of avoiding
and adjusting labor disputes through
peaceful ana conciliatory methods,
together W!th ON inquiry into the
methods employed In foreign coun.
tries for the maintenance cf peace In
the Industrial world"
House and senate committees on
labor soon viii hold hearings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
Long Feared Clash Of Labor
and Capital in Great Britain
Is Under Way and Cabinet
Prepares for Trouble.
FINAL MEETINGS WERE
ONLY HELD IN VAIN
Union Representatives and
Operators Were Unable to
Agree and At Two O'clock
Golfers Dropped Picks.
my Sweating IIsrala A. r

lny Ivsnla9 iIernia a. y. leased wIrel
London, Feb. ag.--Upwarda of
threc-quarters OF a million coal min
ers had laid down their tools and
gone on strike by o'clock this after
noon when the day shift In the mines
ended. The army Of striking colliers
swelled hourly throughout the morn
ing when II became known that no
settlement had been reached.
Mcetlnss were held by the Coal
Miners federation and the Coal own
ers' association. but apparently only
resulted In q roiteration Of the rofus-
al OF the participants to move from
their POSITIONS Further meetings
were announced, but little II expected
to result from them. and as a eonse-
auonce the cabinet completed arr
rangements To hurry legislation which
may prove necessary 20 compel a re-
sumption OF work.
Meetings OF railroad employees
adopted resolutions pledElng thcm-
selves TO abstain from handling troop
trains and coal produced BY non
unionists.
II is said tonight with some au-
thority that there Is a prospect OF
"a break IN the deadlock between the
coal owners and the miners. Premier
Asquith has submitted new proposal
20 the miners who. Il IS asserted, now
have signlfied their willingness 10 me-
gotlate ON the question OF safeguards
which the owners demand AZ a corol-
larry 20 the establishment OF a mins-
MUM wage. -
Mr. Asqulth is said to have given
an assurance TO the miners delegates
that means would 30 found 10 compel
the minority OF the coal owners 10
fall into line with the majority on
the question of the concession Of a
minimum wage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
FATHER KILLS
FAMILY THEN SUICIDES
Bodlcs of Man. Wife and Two Daugli-
tcrs Are Found in Home In San
F'runcisco; All Were shot Nluh
pistol.

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SAN Francisco. Feb. 2s.-The bodies
OF Samuel J. Fisher and his wife and
two grown daughters were found IN
the family homo here early today
each with q bullet hole In the head.
A revolver was found In Fishers
hand and he ls believed 60 have shot
the others and then killed himself.
Mrs. Fisher and the two daughters,
Ruth, II years old, and Aileen. rs,
we're killed In their beds. The bed
clothes were smouldering whom the
room was entered by the police,
Fisher apparently having attempted
to burn the bodies before taking his
own life.
No motive has been discovered for
the crime. Fisher was In excellent
spirits last night and in amlcabio re-
lAtions with his family. A neiEhboE
dined with The family last night and
reports that Fisher seemed entirety
himself, giving no signs OF an unquiet
mind.
Fisher was known az man OF ex-
cellont habits and his friends can ac-
count for his supposed crime only on
the ground of sudden insanity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
SNEED TRIAL ENDS
IN DISAGREEMENT
AND THE JURY IS
DISCHARGED
Final Vote Stood Seven for Ac-
quittal and Five for Convio-
tiOn On Charge of Murder
ing Captain A. G. BOyoe.
DEFENDANT rs WELL
TO DO TEXAS BANKER
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CBy Evcning Herald 4. =. Leased wire)
Fort Worth. Texas. Feb. go
Standing seven for acquittal and five
Tor conviction. the jury which triod
John Beal sneed for the murder of
Captain a. @. Royce. the aged pan
handle cattle king. was discharged to-
day.
sneed. a wealthy banker OF ANA
rIllo. Texas. believed Captain Boyce
had tried 20 assist his son, A. O..
Boyce. Jr.. In abdueting Mrs Sneed.
and shot captain BOyce in Fort
Worth hotel.
The jury was out il9 hours.
The Sneed trial began january 20,
the jury being finally selected Feb
ruary .. The case went To the twelve
men Saturday nlght at 9:30 o'clock
and for three days the body begged
the Judge 10 discharge them, announc-
ing in less than twelve hours after
getting the case. that they were nope
lessly divided. on October 15 last
MRS. sneed told her husband that she
loved al Boyce and wished 20 80 10
"NMAA ahAlNAAAA WIN iANAif fAtNAM NFNh
his wife to sanitarium. saying he
believed her insane. From that in
stitution she wrote TO Al Boyce;
"For Gods sake come and take me
out of this mad house"
ON November Boyce eloped with
her from Fort Worth ana then began
a chase by Sneed In which the banker
spent $4,000 lie finally overlook
the couple on December 2G at Winni-
peg, Canada, where the Canadian au-
thoritlos held them and whore Mrs.
sneed was restored to her husband.
Mrs. sneed was returned TO the
Texas sanitariUm after which sneed
was told the Boyces were plotting GO
get her out ON the night Of Jepuary
ls sneed shot and killed Captain
Royce at the latter sat In hotel lob
by chair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
WEST EXPERIENCES
ANOTHER SEVERE
COLD WAVE AND
snow STORM
Temperature Ranges From
Twenty Degrees Below Zero
At Landers, Wyoming, to
Twenty Above in Colorado.
PANHANDLE RAECHERs
ARE FROZEN IN BLIZZARD
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CBy Evenlaa Tlerala a. y. I.easea wIrel
Denver, Feb. 29.-wlth tempera-
lures ranging from 81 below zero al
Lander, wyoa TO 30 above al Grand
Junction. Colo, She Rocky mountain
region early today experienced it's
second cold snap OF the winter. Tho
drop prevented further drifting Of the
heavy snow that fell last week ana
transcontinontal trains from the east
reached Denver last night and today
many hours late.
Other low temperatures recorded
late today were: sheridan, Wye. "a
below Cheyenne, zero. Denver. be-
low; Corona, Cal. on the transcon-
tinental divide. below; Lcadville,
zero; Pueblo, 2 above.
The nearest approach 10 zero
weather In New Mexico was 10 above
at Santa Fe while - above was re-
corded at Roswell
Rising temperature are predicted
FOR this district today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
MISS NELLIE. WILSON
HELD UP IN SNOW
AFTER ESCAPING
FROM MEXICO
Elks of Delhart However,
Heard Of Her Presence and
Gave An Informal Dance
Party in Her Honor.
SINCE SUNDAY SHE
HAS BEEN ON TRAIN
lny Evenlnr YIeraIa a. >. I.eaaea Wlrsl

Cny Evenlns Herald A. =. A.eased wisel
Dalhart, Texas, Feb. 29.-Miss Nell
lie Wilson. daughter of Governor VIII
son of New Jersey, is encountering
ndvcrEe circumstances In her journey
from north central Mexico TO Tren-
ton. First she was held up IN the
state OF Chihuahua by failure Of train
service that resulted from activities
OF bandits. Her second detention
took place here. Arriving sunday
she has been held up by storms that
prevented the movement OF trains.
The ElKs of the town discovered
Miss Wilson's presence yesterday and
last night gave her a dance party.
She declares the delay does not both
er her. Miss Wilson expects 10 be
on her way to New Jersey tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
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(By Evening Herald 4. =. Leased Wire)
ST. Louis. Feb 29.-Charles NJ.
Adams, for "a years secretary OF the
Waters Pierce oil company and
placed IN that position by the stand
ard interests when the company was
formed, told ut the oil hearing today
before Special Commissioner Jesse
Mcdonald how recent plans were laid
by the Standard interests TO gain con
troll OF the waters Pierce company.
Adams said Robert w. stewart OF
Chicago told him that he (StewarD
had been invited TO become a director
and was 10 be made president of tho
Waters Pierce company, as the ma
loriiy OF stockholders had acquired
proxies Of all stockholders except the
immediate Pierce interests
Stewart, according 20 Adams, said
the large stockholders were dlssatis-
fed with The way things were run
ming IN St. Louis and they meant 20
organize and pat the Waters-Pierce
company on a paying basis. stewart,
Adams said. told him the Waters
Pierce company was ram extravagaut-
~ and invited him TO be a director
along with George w Mayer Of Kan
sas City
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
DIXON IS
URGED TO TAKE
LEAD IN FIGHT
FOR I. R.
Prominent Leaders Gather in
Mr.. ROOsevelt's Headquart-
ers to Outline Plans for
Capturing the Nomination.
MCCORMICK DECLARES
THERE Is NO BREACH


eby Evening MUrhta ~ ~ hseaAtu WAreb
New York. Feb. 29.--Medill McCor-
mick of Chicago, who has been man
aging the Roosevelt headquarters IN
Washington, was on hand when Theo-
dore Roosevelt reached his office, pre-
pared for an ali day discussion OF the
political situation. Mr.. Mccormick
denied the statement that he had
come over from Washington because
OF a misunderstanding.
II had been said that he was dis
appointed when Mr, Roosevelt stated
that he favored the selection Of Sen
atOr Dixon OF Montana as the nation
.at manager for the movement Mr.
Mccormick said he was a good soldier
In the Roosevelt fight and made II
clear that he mad not insisted ON be
ing placed Ia entire charge.
For ten days," he said, Il have
done everything possible TO induce
Senator Dixon 10 undertake direction
of the campaign for Mr. Roosevelt .
nomination. Other friends Of Mr.
Roosevelt have seen Senator Dixon
for the same purpose and hope that
he may decide to undertake the work
although II means n very great sac
riiice for kIm. The statement that !
was put out ls singularly silly"
Mr. Roosevelt himself said he could
say nothing.
senator Dixon of Montana and
Alexander II. Revlll OF Chicago, chair
man OF the national Roosevelt COM
mittee. camo TO MIR. Rooseyelts office.
With Mr. Roosevelt aud Mr McCor.
mick they went over the situation and
outlined plans Tor the campaign.
Senator Dixon intimated that later
IN the day he might make his posi-
tion clear a. to whether he would
accept the leadership.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
SEVEN RANCHERs ARE
FROZEN IN THE SNOW

Dalhart. Texas. Feb. 2e.--At least
seven persons In north Texas and
eastern New Mexico lost their lives in
storm that swept across the Texas
Panhandle Sunday. Passengers arr
riying on delayed trains say there
were two deaths at Romero. Texas;
two at Amls,ad. two at Naravlsa. ~
NJ, and one death near Dalhart.
In each case the victims had gone
to the range to care for cattle suffer-
ing from the blizzard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
ATTEND THE PRIMARIES

Tonight az O'Clock ne ReRabiean primaries to elect
tho convention viii be held important
thar these primaries should be attended BY an Republicans These
viii tho and
that convention selects the delegates the state
Probably many years presidential
10
tory presidential election participated
the people until
10 surprising the
should attend primaries
10
primary Precinct No will OF
Chalea Chadwick I0S West Gold
Tho primary precinct AZ VIII be held In police
KoThor block
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
NIl.s WIIsnn hi nenrcr.

Denver. Colo. Feb. 2s.--Miss Elea-
nor Wilson. daughter of Governor
Woodrow Wilson OF New Jersey, arr
rived here today after experiencing
an assortment OF adventures In CHI
huahua because OF unsettled trans
portatlon conditions and snow storms
and blookades en- route from the Mex
ican border. She is accompanied only
hy her maid and Is the guest OF her
cousin. Mrs. Woodrow Wells. She
refused 10 discuss her experiences.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
JOHN JOERNS HANDS
RESIGNATION TO
THE GOVERNOR
Travelling Auditor Under Ter
ritorial Form of Govern
ment Succeeded Today by
Howell Earnest of Clayton.
Especial TsisEram 10 EiveDinE FIsraIa)

especial Telegram 20 hNeptnA AofalGD
Santa Fe, y. NJ, Feb. 2g.-Govern-
or w. c. Mcdonald today accepted
the resignation Of John JoerEs. trav-
cling auditor under the territorial
form OF government. and appointed
20 succeed him as state travelling aud
itor Howell Earnest Of Clayton, Union
county.
In a letter accepting Joerns' resig-
nation Governor Mcdonald complete
~ exoneTates him from all blame as
10 certain unfortunate incidents which
occurred during the last days OF mis-
service.
Mr.. Earnest viii qualify as state
auditor az once and win begin his
work under the direction OF Governor
Mcdonald within the next day or two.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
ANTHRACITE MINERS
MAY REJECT DEMANDS

New York. Feb. 29--Announce-
ment was made today on behalf of
the anthracite coal miners that their
decision regarding the DEMANDS of
the United Mine Workers of America
would not be made public uniil the
conference between tho operators
committee and the miners on March
~. The operators will meet here ana
formulate their reply next Tuesday.
Il is believed that the principal de-
mands of the miners will be rejected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
CALIFORNIA BORDER
TS pATROIIlED ny FilDEitAiS

Tia Juana. Lower Calf. Feb. 2s.~-
From .AigodOnes, on the Colorado riv-
er. 70 Tia Iuana, Mexican troops are
patrolling the international line night
and day to prevent invasion By fili-
bmaterlng parties ~ Americans ana
Mexioans who are American citlgens,
between Meviunii and the river there
are three posts OF Mexican troops
between Mexican and Tecate there
are two posts. Tocatc is garrlsoned
ana Tia Iuana has enough troops to
insure Il against capture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
GOVERNOR JOHNSON

Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 29--GOvernor
Hiram Johnson OF California address
Cd Ohio's fourth constitutional con-
ventlon he.S today IN advocacy OF the
initiative and referendum and recall
tie made no political reference
"The initiative and referendum
come not as substitutes for represen-
tative government but TO make repre-
sentative government truly repreaon-
tatlve.v he said The recall was de-
Clared 10 be part OF the Initiative
and referendum program. In addition
10 the initiative and referendum he
urged that the charter makers provide
the power for the governor Of tho
state 10 Introduce legislation directly
into the state legislature,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
DEPOSIT BOX May
HOLD STOLEN FUNDS


ny N3FNWIH" N'''"'" = = N7'|'9"'" " ~
Cleveland. o., Feb. 29.~-Deputy
United states Marshal Owens this aft
crn0on went 90 Lorraine. o., t0 take
possession of deposit box In bank
there In the belief that u contains
large sum uf money belonging 60
Colonel John r. Gaynor, convicted
with Captain benjamin Greene Of de-
frauding the government OF more
than 81, ,O0O. 600 ON contracts FOR hnr-
Dor work az savannah. Ga, several
years ago
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Is HOME OF PIOTrEIlS

Washington, Feb. 29.-Complaint
from san Antonio citizen that the
city was being used as a mase Of rem
devious and plotting BY Mexican rev-
oiutionists waa made IN a letter pre-
sented 20 the senate today BY senator
Culboraon OF Texas.
The complainant. whose name was
withheld. reported that three plots
had been hatcbed IN san Antonio
within year and urged action 20
prevent repItltion because Of the In
furious effects on the relations be-
tween this country and Mexico. The
complaint was referred TO the foreign
relations committe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
GOMEZ ~ GOING

VI PasO, Tex, Feb. 29.--After a
conference In Juarez this morning
between leaders OF the rebels holding
the captured city. and three delegates
who arrived from san Antonio. said
10 represent Emilio Vasquez Comes,
who has been proclaimed previsionRl
president by the rebels. announce
ment was made that Gomez would be
IN Juarez IN three or four days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
AMERICANS TO PLAY
NATIONALS IN TlNAS
tnv Eveulna Nernla A. y. Leased MlFol

Waco. Texas Feb. When Pres
ldent Comlskcy of the Chicago Amer
leans arrives hero Saturday with the
remainder OF the team. Waco bust
ness men viii petition him 20 agree
that his aggregation play the New
York Nationals here IN addition 10 the
regular schedule of games previously
arranged rhe New York men are
IA training nt Marlin, Texas, where
Mananer McOfaw ls soon due.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
HAYTI OFFICIALS
FLEE COUNTRY
when They Hear Of Severe Figiaslng
They Take funds ON Hand and
Make IIuFriedly for tho Nearest
Border.
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AAf A4A+AAAA AAENAA4 - " AthHANu WITT
Cape Haytlen. Feb. 2a.-sharp
fighting took place az Talanquera IN
the province OF Monte Christi. saEto
Domingo. Tuesday between "a strong
force OF revoiutionaries and the SAM
60 DOMINICAN government troops. or
the revolutionaries twelve were killed
and many wounded, while the govern
ment troops had twenty-five CASUAL
ties.
The santo DOMINICAN government
gunboat lndependoncia has landed
$50 soldiers az Monte Christi
Ricardo Limbardo. former governe
or OF Puerto Plata. who has been
president for the last three weeks.
accompanied by General Prudencio
0emez departed for the frontier with
funds on receipt % the news OF the
fighting
The Haytien delegate. NJ. ZamOr,
former minister Of war. also has de-
parted for the frontier
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
AMERICAN SHELTERS
MAY HAVE TO CLOSE

El Paso, Texas. Feb. 2a.--Georse
g. kaufman. general manager for
Mexico for the American Smelling
ana Refining company, states that n
the railroads do not resume opera
tIons IN Megico before March the
big smelter and mines OF the COM
pany az VelaFdenn will have To close,
as the present fuel supply win be ex-
hnunted by that time,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-29
FoURrEEN Hunt IN wRECK.
Cny Evenian Herald A. =. Leased WiFel

st Louis. Feb 2e.-- Fourteen pas
sengera were injured by the wreckiHg
at Bend M. fifty miles northeast of
st Louis. early today az aB Illinois
Traction company passenger train. II
is reported that every passenger on
the train was hurt. None We're fatally
injured,