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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

itEFUGfEs sAFE ABOARD
ARMY TRANSPORT BIFORD.

MaAatlhn. Mexico. May rs -Amona
the refugees on board the United
States transport Ruford which arr
rived here yes,erday. are men beers ~
a religious colony ps .orty from the
lsthmus 81 Tehanntepec. who reached
the transport after hard trip. There
had been mueh fighting along the
line of the TchauntepeC railroad,
tracks had been torn up. bridges des-
froyrd and transportation generally
iuierfered with. thcy said The iast
twenu miles Of the Journey was made
afO0t. OFFICERS On board held the
vessel two days % await their are
rival
Tho refugees report that a great
many hands are operating through
the interior while the coast towns are
free from interference
a Is said that man pineapple ana
banana plantations sraod by Ameri-
cans have been ruined
Among the refugees are Mr. and
Mira. Thomas. 92 and 81 years ~ age
who two years ago came frcm bcs
NOinea and started the cultivgion of
a banana and pineapple plantation
which was destroyed by hrigands
so reports oi violence 70 Amcri-
canA we're made. but AN anti-Amer-
lcan feeling " said 10 exist "a saiina
Cruz and no one was permitted 20 80
ASHORE.
rhe Buford sails tomorrow Tor saH
Diego.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
NEGRO PUT TODEATH
At STAKE FOR
ASSAULT ON
WOMAN
Victim of Mob Vengeance
Makes Signed Confession
CT Guilt Before Match is
Applied to Funeral Pyre.
OFFICERS P0WERLEss
TO SAVE PRISONER


Tyler. Tex. May 25 Dan Davis, a
negro, was burned TO death ag a
stake Ia the streets OF Tyler cad.. to-
day after he had confessed to as-
saulting Miss Carrie Johusol of this
city week ago n'wo thousand per-
sons participated in the lynchmg
Davis had signed statriaan, c0n-
fesing 20 the assault. bur brfnrc thC
match was touched 10 the pHo or
wood on which the negro itd bcsr
bound by the mob ho WAS dsi,td
again it he was guilty.
~ am guilty" he cried nnd q moe
ment later the flames we're lalning
high above his head.
Davis WAS brought here ear,y io-
day from Athens. Tex. when ncm-
hers of the sheriffa posse arrived az
the Jail with the nesrO thev were
confronted by several hundred citi-
zens who waited until the tiacK had
written his confession. thcn 31msnd-
ed that he be turned over a. ,hsa.
Officers and many citizens pro-
tested hut finally surrendered the
negro to the mob whose n'imbers
made protest useless, the 1tfirers
say.
From the Jail the prisoner WAS led
To the public square where several
wagOnloads of wood had been piled.
lie was tied to rail and after he
reiterated his confession. match
was applied and the flames envelopes
him. The mOb stood around the fire
until Il had died down and little was
left but charrcd bones and ashes Fhe
work Of the lynchers was done quick
" and quietly The determination ~
the men who mad the execution IN
charge appeared "a have A s1hering
effect upon them.
In his written statement Davis told
how he ana another negro attacked
Miss johnson. who Is the daughter ~
farmer, az she was WALKING along "a
railroad track tO Tyler Monday uf-
ternoon. May 49, The pair iefl ner
with her throat gashed. believing her
dead. She was later found, aftcr an
all night search.
While the girl herself ala sst iden-
I ufy her assailant he was Identified
/ by q man who is said To have seen
him in the nclghborhcod shortly bee
/ fore the crime was committed. The
Z girls condition Is critical.
/ Davis said his partner hhd nren
arrested az Waco,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
Federal Artillery Does Deadly
Execution on OrOzco's Flee.
ing Troop Trains; Score
Slain With Every Shot.
BURNED BRIDGES SAVE
DEFEATED FROM CAPTURE
Government Losses Small and
Maderista Army is in Bet
ter Condition Than Ever to
Pursue Advantage.


sny Eveniug Bevaia a. 2. LEASED wlreD
AZ General Huertas Headquarters.
Rellano, Mexico. May e5--Confronied
once more by series OF burned
railroad bridges. Generai Huerta set
his engineers az work today to repair
them. az tho same time ordering y
division of cavalry 20 PURSUE the reb-
els who fled northward after the bat
tie here two DAYS ago.
Every bridge between Rellano ana
Corralitos In destroyed and the rebels,
continuing their flight 10 Jimlnez. de-
Hsroyed most OF the railroad behind
thom.
one and one half million rounds OF
ammunition were used by the fed
eral infantry and 400 shells were Fired
BY the artillery during eighteen hours
Of fighting. General Huerta said To-
dsy. The artillery Inflicted Terrible
punishment on the insurRent columns.
Some OF the shells aeverad the fleeing
rebel troop trains. killing scores al "a
time. More than SOC dead and wound
"a rebels were found on the rattieneld
HNAttNHR AAtHnHV NV htiN ANWNANt NuNAntfH
guard under General Rabaso and
TeiieE pressed northward in pursuit of
the FotreatinN inserrectOs. In all
General Orozeo 4 estimated 10 have
Loaf nearly 5000 of hp force Of 5000
rebels Two thousand are reported la
have fled IN disorder and the dead and
wounded ultimately will amount. Il ls
believed, % a thousand.
General Orozco'a cannon were prac-
tloH'ly useless. The shells we're Of
pooF manufacture snd the range of
tins suns short. most OF the shells ex-
p'olinr 400 yards short of the federal
Hines.
I'VE mean TO press the campaign
vigorously said General nuerta to-
das The victory has once more
shown the power of our government.
Our men are fun of confidence.
The federal cavalry WAS today With
in two miles OF Corfallioe. the robel
front and GeaeFnl Huerta has order
ed his horsemen north 90 check the
!nsurrectos engaged IN destroying
bridges.
The federal columns are IN much
better condition to Resume the cam-
paign than the defeated rebels rs tha
losses 60 the government were small
This because the artillery of the fed-
erals kent the rebel Infantry back 80
IA ti'=l Aseif fire wes ineffective.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
GENERAL STRIKE IN
ENGLAND THREATENED

London. May 26. A natlnuai
strike hy All transport worSeis early
next week was threatened ~ laDOs
circles this afternoon. Those IN tcush
with tho strike leaders say thn nn-
less d settlement be reached Ia the IN
terim nexl Wednesday VIII sec The
order iuued for general strike
throughout the whole of the unncC
kingdou A great mass meeting of
steVedorts this afternoon passod
unanimously a resolution in favor %
a national strike
The spaders say they viii be able
90 caii out gao. O.O0O trade nnionists
without difficulty and they expect %
obtain the support of 900.ol apn-
unionlsts. The unrest among the
railroad men a such that Il D
thouhgt they could easily be induced
% participate in ,hc dispute.
The glui 81 ships in the Thames q
constantly increasing Their cargOes
which are luosily composed ST load-
siuffa. mpch of which a perlahanlc
remains untouched. The markets are
already feeling the plnch 30 oepletcs
sunpllra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
STRUGGIlG ron OIIIO's
DIsI.EGA GATfss At LARGE

Columbus o., May g5-Aciion tax
en- at thirty-three Republican ana
twenty.slx county conventions being
held ln Ohio today "a select delegates
10 the state convention, probably VIII
determine the control of the state
conventions and viii hc the crucial
test OF strength Of the rival factions
The issue among she Republicans ~
whether Theodore Roosevelt or Pres
ident Taft a. 10 control the eenveh-
iion a. which, Ohio's six delegates a.
large are 90 he elected 20 the kepup-
lican national convention.
on the Democratic side the tishi "
between Governor Harmon and Gov
ernor wilson Harmon supporters VIII
demand that the state convention
adopt the modified unit rule.
Chairman Laylln OF the Republican
state executive committee. leader os
the Tnfl campalgn forces. claims the
control ~ the state convention ang
the Six delegates ~ largr. Chairman
Walter n, Brown OF the RepuhlicA3'
state central committee. Rooseveita
campaign munager. has announced
shat ho viii carry the fight for the
six delegates 90 the floor of the cons
vcntlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
WHIRLWIND FINISH
EXPECTED BY THE
SPEAKER
AdmOnishes Committee to Get
Busy or House Will Not
Have Time to Comply With
Constitution.
(spccial Tcsogram 40 tho Herald, +,

(spcciai Telegram 40 tho Herald
Santa Fe n. NJ. May sB.--rhat a
whirlwind finish is expected by
speaker Baca was evident yesterday
when ne cautioned all committees 70
set down 20 busiess cull out the
ohaff from the wheat ana spi their
bills before the house for passage. tie
said that under the constitution. aIi
enrolled and engrossed bills must be-
read IN the house before they could
be- signed and he said " the senate
PASSED all tho house bills that went
up aud the house an of the senate
bills that came down. there would
not be- time Co comply with the re-
Quirements of the constitution unlosa
tho committees boatirred themselves
ana got iu their work early These
additional measures passed the
house
Senate Bnl No. 81, by Mr. Walton,
TO prevent theft of electric current
gas or water,
Senate Bill No. 81. hy MIR. Walton.
80 prohibit deposits OF fifth near
hnbltatinns
Senate Bin III, by llfeld, to de-
clare the effect OF a repeating clause.
senate Bili No. lis. by MIR. Clarig.
10 provide that certain members and
employees OF the corporation commia-
sion shall give bond. The bond was
reduced from $4,000 TO 5000.
House BiIl 20. 22.s0O. pro, tding
amendments 80 the present iaw gov
crning the sale OF lands OF estates
whore majority OF heirs agree upon
said sale
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
BAPTIST STRIFE IN
NEW MEXICO IS
ENDED
Des Koines Convention, by
Unanimous Vote Decide to
Turn State Over to South.
ern Branch Of Church.

(By EVeniug Herald A. 3. Lesaea Wirel
Des Moinss Iowa. May 25.-siriie
which has divided the Raptists of Sew
Mcxlce Tor two Years. was brought 90
an end al tho NorihrIn baptist cOn-
ycntion today when the delegates uast
a practically unanimous vote % turn
the state over 90 me southern hap
tist convention.
Decision Of the question came with
the adoption uf a report from iie
committee named to confer with tho
southern BAPTIST convention.
The report called lor the Withdraw
al 81 the American Baptist Home
Mission society from New MrNico and
tor the turning over Of the work %
that society to the home mission
hoard of the Southern Baptist con-
vention II also required that the
Baptlsts Of New Mexico, NOW divided
into two conventions. shall meet ana
organize Joint convention within
sixty days after the adoption of The
committee report
Fundamental principles Of comfy
20 prevent the repetition Of such a
situation as has prevailed In New
Mexlco Tor two Years we're adopted az
follows.
l. Tne independence of enc local
Baptist churcH
3 Moral interdepondence and the
cooperation oi Baptist churches Ia
momotug the Interests of ihe king
dom of God
g. The purely advisory nature %
/ an denomluauona organizations ia
their relation to Baptist churches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Santiago. cuba. May 25.A strong
band of armed and mounted negroes
this morning atacked The plantation
OF El silo. about nileen miles from
this city. and carried off an the
horses, proVisiong and other plunder,
The government if dispatching troops
from mere 90 Guantanamo. Stenmers
have been chartered for the purpose
on account of the complete intcrrup-
tlon ~ the railroad
A strong force OF insurgents Is at
taeklnr the santa Lucia sugar PLAN
tation near dihafa. on the north
coast of the province OF Oricntc. The
plantation ls American property
No government forces are any
where in the vicinity bat the employees
are making successful resistance
The hattleshir Nebraska. which ifci
New Orleans last nisht for Hampton
Roads Il "a said. viii he told 20 am
chor IA Key West az part pa ihe
precautionary fleet.
The number Of waFships "a rendez'
vous IA Key West win bo legt 10 th,
discretion of the navy department
but d ls declared ai the state depart.
meut there viii De enough ships d
guard American property
in the Cuban government, findini
u N unable 90 quell the disorders
should ask for American aid. the mat
ter will be- lhoroughly discussed D.
the president ana his eabinet befor
action win be- taken. Mg raft. d 1
said. la very ndyersn 30 intcrVentieI
or any move that could be interpreted
a. SUCH
There a no possibility of an afrco
/ Ll.--...L..---.L ~ n.n. = l.ln...-. !
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
YICE PRESIDENT SILENT
CONCERNEN GCIuCAGO MISS

Chicago. May 2b.--Vioe President
sherman IL believed TO have arrived IN
Chicago today. whether his visit has
anything 10 do with the reported col-
lapse OF the i.oriner defense WAS q
matter ~ conjecture, as ne vice pres
ident was reported TO have irft the
train at Englewood some distance
from the heart OF the eiU and 90
haye giyen no hint Of his destlna-
ilon
Al the home of Senator Lorimer u
was positively stated that Vice Pres
ideut sherman was not there Rec
quests to speak 80 senator Lorlmer
were refused on the ground that ON
physicians orders he was not permit
ted % converse with any one except
members OF the family.
Toe vice president kent his where
abouts a secret most of the day AZ
though many efforts were made 60
reach aim.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
May CALL EXTRA SESSION
ON COLORADO ROADS BILL

Denver. May 60 Governor shaf-
roth today promised 90 make public
n decision as to wheiher he would
call an extra session oi the loelH'n :
ture to re-ennct House blll No. goo
The promise was made 10 ccmpit-
Tee representing the State Aasocia-
iion IA County Commissioners und
the aood roads committee. The hhl
provided for the dlntribuiiou 90
tsOO.O00 for use in road building.
Recently 4 was dfclNred illegal oy
the state Hnpreme court because The
senate ron cail a. third reading wax
missing from the record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
Close Of the Pre-COnventiOn
Struggle Finds Directors Of
Rival Candidates on Both
Sides Claiming Everything
in Sight.
CLARK EASILY LEADS
WILSON AND UNDERWOOD
Harmon Headquarters Post
pone Statement Until Next
Week; New Jersey Storm
Center of Next Weeks
Struggle.

sBy Evenias, saeruld A. ?. Leased wIre)
washington. May Is with about
sixty dciegntes remaining 90 be se-
lertcd, both the Taft and Roosevelt
managers today gave out detailed fis-
ures Intended TO prove their respect
I'VE claims to absolute control of the
Chicago convention.
Representative Mckinley claimed
for President Taft 5g7 instructed and
pledged delegates and conceded s65
to colonel Roosevelt.
In neither tOtAi did he include the
results OF the OhlO primaries.
Senator Dixon claimed for colonel
Roosevelt i93 instructed, aS pledged
aud s2 "siiii 10 be elected" In Ari-
zona. south Dakota. New Jersey ana
Texas, Adding the LaFollette and
Cummlns delegates. 46. he claimed q
total Of gge for Colohei Roosevelt
Approximately T5b delegates to the
Democratic convention have been
elected. or slightly more than two
thirds Of the total Of l,oat. The max
nnum strength claimed oy the rcspee-
tive Democratic HEADQUARTERS today
wea.
total. 3ei.
wilson. Instructed aad plcdged,
275. certain as second choice. ~
total. sos.
Underwood. Instructed. 100.
At Harmon headquarters Il was
stated that nn estimate Of strength
would be prepared next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
SCHMITz IS FREED
FROM GRAFT
CHARGES
Court Orders All Indiotmets
Against the Former Mayor
ouashed; Last Chapter Of
Sensational Case.


NMN AaNNHAuk AANNNAn ~ - aNHHNN MAFNN
san Frauciaco, May 25.-ludge
william T.. Lawler dismissed the last
twenty-seyen indictments ag'dns.
former Mayor Eugeno y. schmrl IN
the trolley and gas cases roiay.
Echmitz 81 now entirely freed from
the graft prosecution in diminishing
the indictments Judge f.awier read .
long history al ne case IN wmch be
deplored the fMluro 90 convict che
action was taken on the ground tnat
schmiz had ayniled hmaeif % his
statutory right of demauding trial
within sixty days
The indictments were returned
five years ago today May 81. 1901
They related 70 tine alleged hriblnB
o9 supervisors in connection with tlie
city gas rates and were known az the
graft cases as distinguished from the
trolley eases In which the indictments
were returned May ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
TAFT. ROOsEyELT AND
INFOI.isfsFvrE IN JERSEY


Newark. \. T., May 2b.~-'fhe whole
Afufe of New Jersey today n ono big
political fnsnm. Two days campaien-
ing for primary votes have put a
Keen edge on the expectation with
which the commonwealth awaits the
voting next Tuesday
Every dag the candidates have at
tackled their work with fresh vlgor
and by primary day there will be
scarcely hamlet. however remote
that has not heard one OF the asph .
ants for the Republican presidential
nomination. -
Today Theodore Roosevelt ana
President raft hEd speaking programs
that would occupy their time up ~
eIose 10 midnight and senator La
Toilette planned 10 make several
speeches in the vicinity Of this city.
The candidates were favored hy ideal
weather. Interest IN tho campaign
has Increased until today seemed IKE
n holiday an over the state, business
being neglected while crowds assem-
bled az the r.,liway stations or halls
and public squares whore the eanui-
dates traina or automobiles passed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
E,nn.lllnn Cnmml..lnn Nnmc.I.

santa Fe. y. NJ, May s5. -Oovernor
Mcdonald today appointed the follow
ing exposition commission 90 visit san
Diego and san Francisco 20 pick sites
for the New Mexico buildings; EX-
Governor Herbert IIagermau. Roa-
well. Ex-Governor w n, Thornton,
santa he, u. r TwitcheIl, las Vesan,
Mayor j. j. shuler OF Ration and u A.
jastr0 Of peming.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
Nli. ROGERS Is ADDED
TO THE PROBE COMMITTEE.

MIR Rogers WAS added 10 tse M
mittee on investigation by Speaker
iSaca last evening just before the
house adjourned. This brings the
number ON the committee up to
thitty-one ana IN addition II cinchss
another strong vote for the house
combination.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Cheyenne. Wyo. May 25.--if plane
by Governor Carey and state Land
commissioner Hopkins % induce eaat-
ern capital are succossiul, 800 900
acres of land wiz BE- added go Wyom-
ngs rrieatcd area.
commissioner Hopkins viii leave
shortly fnr Waahmeion 90 urrunRo for
fearernlian nf the land.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
W,nmlnr OlIIrIaI Iln-Irn-.

Cheyenne. Wyos May 21 Asaisi-
ami Secretary of State Cherries y.
McOlashon has rendered hiss resiEnn-
zion. effective June I, 90 enter the
banking business az Big pinoy, woo.
iic wi.i ho succeeded hy y Weseot.
al fremont county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
BURG WOULD ABOLISH
TUE COAL OIL IOB.

Among the new measures In che
house il one by Mr.. Burg. House Bill
No. 249, which IN effect aboiishes the
fat Job of coal OF Inspector There
has been considerable talk In both
shv senate and house 81 oholiahing
this posltion which for years has
becn one Or the hest jobs N tho state
from financial standpoint
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Minnec POLLS MINI. MAY 2a,--W Y.
Eyeland. president 81 thc church sem-
mary at Williamsport. pa ON third
ballot today was chosen missionary
blshop of the Methodist Ephrnpnl
chureh FOR southeastern Asia. hNe re-
celyed 6t5 yotca with fss necessary
lo elect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

NNM Ahi'ftAR ~ hANiNN' AuNNNNt
New York. May 25.-New evidence
purportinR % show that the Titanic
was going az full speed with all hui
five az her twenly-four boilers ilght-
90, on the nleht she met her fate.
was rlYon today ahoqfd the White
star liner olymnlc by Pred Barrett.
former chief fireman ol the Titanic.
but now ~ the Olympic "a senatof
William Alden smith. chairman "a
che senate Investigating committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

General Orozco'a hfadQuartefh,
Iiminex. Mexico. May 25.-ucperai
Ora1ca today 10 mohillalug his dofeat-
Cd troops for resumption Of tina
campaign against the government a.
after the defeat az Coneios a fortnlNht
ago. thu rebel chief lound thHi Ma
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

AIazatian. May t5.-- Rebel leaders
Franco and Quintero have broken
their bounds and are raidins and ioNi-
lns small touns near Fuerte, accorV-
ina 10 advices received today.
Three hundred federala have been
Dispatched 10 pursuit ~ a rebel band
operating In the vicinity OF san Bias
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
JACK JOHNSON HITS
TRAIL FOR VEGAS
Burley Black Champion Ex-
poets to Reach Scene Of
Heavyweight Battle Mon
day Morning Accompanied
by Staff.


lHY HNenInN IINTHfN - " NfNNNH WIZ
ChicasO. Mty 25.--Jack Johnson
loft today for las Vegas. y NJ, where
on July 4 he viii defend hls siile of
heavyweight champion against jim
Flynn with the negro fighter wefN
his wife and four sparrlng paliners.
Marty cutler, john Perkins. william
Brown and Professor BURNS. John
son also took his bliss ylol 80 ex-
poets 90 reach i.as Vegas Monday
pioruing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Washington, May - The state de-
partment took up with The navy today
the matter OF concentrating several
battleships at Key West 30 as 10 have
Il naval force near cuba In case Amer
lean property should become jeopar-
dlzed by the negroes lnsuTrection and
the Cuban government and tho Amer
ican forces already on the island en-
route shuold be inadequate "a give
protection.
Private dispatches 10 the state de-
par,ment agree that the negro revo-
lutionary movement IN Cuba IL hourly
growing more serious.
The Washington government, Il can
be stated. is preparing Tor cvcntuali-
ties Dut will walt another day or two
before sending any more marines or
troops % The ISLAND. The cuban gov-
ernment will DC given adequate time
10 demonstrate lts ability.
Although nearly 81 week has gone
by since the pOll WAS made. the Lori
mcr supporters have not been able "a
add one name 60 their iist.
Lorimer men were forced 10 the
conclusion that the llst OF doubtful
votes was too large TO give them ans
chance TO win II the Gaze should be
brought 20 vote II was decided
therefore, 80 submit the exact sltua.
ton to senator Lorimer
There was no one cf Isorimer's sup.
porters authorized 10 speak for hin
today, hat Il was argued that hs
should resign and not further useless.
" embarass his friends In what they
felt would be futile battle. II wai
argued further that eSnator I.erimel
should be content 10 rest on his for.
mer victory and the fact that ma,
jorlty OF the committee which inves,
tigated the charges the second tim,
had reported in his favor.
Lorhner's heath has been impaifet
throughout most OF the present SEES
sion and he has been unable 90 re-,
main here 10 look after his own In
terests. Il was thought he might bs
influenced TO abandon the fight of
that account