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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05
POSTMASTER BEAT
YEGG BAND TO CASH

FTTCHBURG, MASS, Sept o
-Four masked men dyuamited the post
Office safe carly today at East Pen
perell. but because of the fact that
Postmaster r. A. Reynolds took the
cash to his home last night they got
nothing The force Of the explosion
not only wrecked the safe, but blew
tha lattar hnxAs 70 -!----
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05
THE EATHER

Forecast; Fair tonight and Friday,
with possibility OF local showers IN
south Georgia. Temperatures: a.
M, 70; 10 a. M, 81; Y noon, IS; 2 p.
m. 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05
RAG :. =:
RESULTS.
AT HAVRE DE GRACE.

At HAVRE De GRACE.
First-Paton, 6, first Amoret, 40;
Sherwood. out. Also ran; Lady Irma
Pierre.
Second-Frederick l., 9-5, first; Cock
of tho Walk, 6-5; PaIaquin, out. Also
ran: Strenuous Early Light. Kleburne
Third-Rreaker Boy. 7-2, first; Or. r
/. Swearinqer, 6; Chiffon Queen, I
Also ran: Grenada, Marion Casey
Swartshiu Sir Giles, El Toro.
Fourth-Cherry Seed. 1920. first;
Oakhurst, AS lima, out. Also ran:
Little Ep
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05
Volunteers. @ O O l 3 go
Crackers.... @
JACKSONVILLE COLUMBUS GAME OFF; RAIN.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA Sept 5The
wete
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-05

St. Louis Detroit game Off; rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
SPAIN PLANNING TO
ANNEX PORTUGAL
Believed That Castilian Gov
eminent is Arranging 70
Take Over Nearby Terri
tory.

Paris. March ia.--In connection
with the news OF a deadlock In the
FfancO-Spanish Moroccan negotia-
tions strange rumor ~ circulating
IN French diplomatic circles. It Is
nothing less than that Spain II COM
templatlng intervening Ia Portugal
and finally annsxing the smaller ma
ton. Some OF the careful students
OF diplomacy believe that this is the
only plausible explanation of the
|doggod obsiiuacy with which Spain
II holding out Ia the negotiations with
France on the Moroccan question.
spaln'n attitude d said 10 be based
on tho theory that the situation Ia
Portugal will soon be an impossible
one. u Is said that already Well
dressed persons cannot appear ou the
streets without being inaulied by the
mob. Anarchy, Il Is said. Is lncreas-
ing daily and Intervention viii soon
be necessary. Spain, 10 keep the oth-
or powers from interfering. viii step
Ia and manage effaira. Win that
end In view II viii withdraw u.s.
troops from Morocco and use them IN
the neiGhboring state tho 4 Is eN-
pectea that the pnrtugucao republic
win fade into history. Spain Is Hiid
90 be especially anxious for this con-
summation because u feels that there
Is always danger that lts SYNONYMOUS
ncighbor VIII incite revolution In the
kingdom.
what viii the rest Of Europe say
10 such mover" asked the correr
spondent today or man of high an-
thority In international affairs
"Only three powers can object he
replied '"Thoy are England, France
and Germany, but they VIII be CONF
pensated By getting territory In AT
RIGA. France Will SGT tho whole or
Morocco. England viii be given the
Azores and Madeira and Germany
will get Angola"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
OPERATORS WILL
REFUSE DEMANDS
OF ANTHRACITE
MINERS
It Is Relieved, However, That
Opportunity viii Be Given
the Men to Submit a New
Proposition.
INCREASE IN WAGES
WILL BE DECLINED


New York. March IA aubcom-
mittec Of anthracite coal operators
was prepared again today for the pur-
pose Of completing the draft Of the
rcply refusing the demands Of tho
hard coal workers.
Tho draft was practically complete
ca yesterday.
This reply IL 20 be given TO tho
niiners representatives and It's sorm
Is believed TO be such as to permit
the miners 90 submit new PROPOSE
tion,
The operators viii decline the In
crease Of twenty per cent In wages on
the ground that the miners are all
ready obtaining an automatic in
crease.
Tho demand for collection Of union
dues by the companies will be re-
fused on the ground that "a statute
OF the state OF Pennsylvania makca
This Illegal.
Tho demand for an eight-hour day
"a opposed because Of the many in-
ttrruptions which make e impracti-
Die. The obstacle 10 shc demand
to pay tho miners at the rate 81
1900 pounds per ton Is that the OPP
orators are now paying by the car and
the long ton Of s.2i0 pounds is used
as a standard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
NO CHANGE IN THE
SENATORIAL RAGE
IS APPARENT
Judge Fall Still Seems TO
Have the Best Chance So
Far; Luna's Attitude is
Puzzling to Friends.

Especial relrmrani 20 Even8ag neraldl
Santa re. n M. March i2.--The
situation, 80 far az the race for the
two United States senatorshlps Is con-
cornod. remains practically unchans-
ed today. An unlimited amount OF
gossip can be had for the asking. but
little that throws any new light on
the prospects OF any Of the numerous
candidates Tor the two Offices.
The general opinion il that Judge
a. r. Fall Is stili an odds-on favorito.
and H. win require some wholly uncx-
pected contingency between now and
the date Of the election 20 crowd him
from tho rail- There are many COM
potent observers who predict his ciec-
tion on the fret ballot.
The attitude of Hon. solomon Luna
still puzzles his friends. There is a
very strong demand for him 20 get
actively into the race. and the pres
sure mny become too strong for him
20 Withstand. At present however,
he Is preserving a strict silence and
positively assures every one who talks
with him on the subject that he Is
In no sense "a candidate, II Is gener-
ally admitted that one OF the senator
ships would be his for tho asking.
Former Delegate Andrews ls on
the ground and his friends are active
~ AZ work In his behalf Many pro-
TESS 20 see certain victory FOR him,
but those best Informed believe that
nj least three men, Fail. Luna and
Catron IN the order named, have bet
ter chances than he.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
COURT OVERR0LES
DEMURRER 1OTHE
INDICTMENTS IN
DYNAMITE CASE
FOrty.Six Defendants in the
Conspiracy Prosecution Ar
raigned in IndiaAapolis
This Morning.
EIGHT INDICTED
WERE NOT PRESENT


tny Eveaina Herald a. =. Leased girs)
Indianapolis. Ind, March I2.--pc-
murrGrr 10 indictments against forty-
flx defendants in the goenrnmenfe
prosecution Of tho ailoaed dynamiunR
conspiracy wore filed before Judge
A. -. Anderson ~ counsel Tor the In
aicted men when they we're arrllRi.-
ed IN the federal court today. Eight
OF tho fifty-four defendants were not
present
Elijah zolino Of Chicago, one % the
attorneys Tor the dsfense began iAe
argument im support 81 motion 20
quash the Indictments ON the ground
that many OF them charged the same
offensc Of conspiracy 90 transport exc
piosives from state to state illogaiiy.
Judge Anderson Interrupted AIR. 10
line with a statement that tho mo-
tion 20 quRsh the indictments on the
ground Of confusing multiplicity "was
absurd"
"These defendants wiz never 20 10
trial without thoroughly nndoriand-
ing what iAes are rhnrHrl with" eaid
he, "They wlll not ho embarrassed
or confused ln ths court The moe
tion a. overruied."
Attorney Alffld Hovey then me-
tackled the Indictment denying tiftra
was a showing thm the defendants
had uniawfuliy conveyed explosives
on passenger trains
The absent defendants we're John
J. Mcnamara. eeretary-trcaauror Of
the Iron WORKERS association since
1895. now serving fourteen years
sentence In san Quentin penitentiary,
California; James h. Mcnamara,
serving life sentence in San Quentin
for having blown up tne Los Angeles
Times buildings Ortic ". McMonigai
Eugene A, Clancy and OLAF A, Tveit-
moe Of SAN Francisco; John j. Nc
Crary. whereabouts unknown; John
A. Carroll and Edward r, Phillips Of
Syracuse, n y, resisting removal 90
Indianapolis.
Most prominent among the indict-
ed men here today were Frank NJ
Ryan Of Chicago, president OF the
Iron Workers association; John r.
Butler OF Buffalo. first vice president.
ana Herbert s. Hockin OF Detroit,
second vice president. and acting sec
retary-treasarer.
Never before IN the history OF the
federal courts had 80 many men been
indicted IN single proceeding. and
because af ne wide interest IN the
case IN court room was crowded be-
fore Judge a. y. Anderson came TO
the beneA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

Tue highest point Of Woman's hap.
piness IL reached only through moth.
orhood. IN the cIaBplng Of her child
within her arms. Yet tho mother-to-
be Is often fearful Of natures ordeal
and shrinks from the suffering incl
dent TO its CONTAMINATION. But for
natures ills and diacomforta nature
provides remedies, and IN Mothers
Friend IL 20 be found q medicine Of
great value 10 every exDeotant mother.
Il IL an emulsion for external
application. composed 0I ingredients
which act with beneficial and sooth-
Ing effect on those portions Of tho
system involved. X Is intendod 10
prepare the system for the crisis. and
thus relieve, IN great part, the suffer-
ing through which the mother usually
passes. The regular use Of Mothers
Friend will repay any mother IN the
comfort Il affords before. and tho help
ful restoration 70 health and strength
II brings about after baby comes.
Mothers Friend
Is for sale at G ,geg. 4
drug stores kNhM.hatf iflfIll
Write Tor our N"II|ti 1llV WV
free book for y -
expectnnt moth.
ars which contains much valuable
Information. and many suggestions Of
q helpful nature.
pRADHELD REGULATOR CO.. Asluuls. Ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
PUBLIC IS WARNED
AGAINST THIS
AGENT
Continental Casualty Co. Will
Appreciate Information Con-
corning Man Soliciting In
surance Fraudulently.

The Continental Casualty company.
with state Offices in Albuquerque, de-
sires TO warn the New Mexico public
that It viii not be responsible for bus
mess done in IT'S name by man
known as schoenbereer and by other
names
This man Is about feet sis inches
tall. weighs over $50 pounds and says
he Is OF German Jewish extraction.
Information coneerninH hirn will be
appreciated by the company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
IS GIVEN
SENTENCE OF
TWO YEARS
Unless He Pays the Sum Of
$21,500 Allowed His Wife
for Alimony, Mckinley
County Nan Must Go to
Jail.

Judge Reynolds today rendered his
decision ia the celebrated Caravan
contempt ctlsc. holding Stephen Ean-
AVIAN. tho defendant guilty of con-
tempt OF the courts order directing
him 20 pay 60 his wife. Mrs. Kate
Canayan. the sum OF $4,000 allowed
her as alimony and counsel fees, and
sentencing him 20 the county iail Of
Mckinley county. In which the case
arose, for the term OF two years, or
until such time as he shall have
purged himself OF the contempt.
This order means that unless the
decision OF the court IS reversed. the
only way for Caravan 20 keep from
serving the two years iali sentence
" 60 comply with the order 81 tie
court and pay the judgment which
has been rendered against him.
Attorney r.. w. Do5son. who repre-
SCENTS Canavan, announced upon the
rendering OF the decision that ne
would leave this afternoon for Santa
re, whore he viii present 90 the su-
preme court Of New Mexico q petit
ton for a habens corpus. Until some
decision r. reached on this petition
Il is understood that Caravan VIII re-
main IN custody OF his guards as he
has done for the last two weeks.
Judge Reynolds today set two
O'Clock next Monday afternoon as
the time Tor taxing up naturalization
Iaattors There are ten applicants
tor final naturalization, and these Will
be present az that time, with their
witnesses. for the purpose of proving
their right 10 naturalization.
The Jury trial docket viii be called
Saturday morning, March i6. al ten
o'clock. at which time the court VIII
set the cases for jury trial There
are about thirty eases on the docket
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

Chicago, March i2.--cattlc receipts
5000; market slow and weak Beeves.
s5.5OW6.S0. Texas steers, S4.7O6g
500; western steers. $40 700;
stockers and feeders, $4,000 600;
COWS ana heifcrs. $2.80m4T5.
Hogs Receipts 1900; market &c
higher. Light sg.tB@s.70; mixed.
$500 $50; heavy. t6.iOH6.S0;
rough. se.b0@ sG0i pigs, Si.s50 Gao;
bulk OF sales, tg.60W6.75.
sheen-Rocoip $4,000; strong 20
shade higher. Native. Ss.T5W5.G0.
western, st.2s@s.7 yeaFiings, s5.2S
0G.s0; lambs. native. S5.25WT5Oi
western, $5.759 7.b5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

bosses He recommended a modified
form of the Australian ballot, suitable
TO our needs, and the adoption OF a
strong corrupt practices act
Language ouaIl-satIon.
The governor urged the immediate
striking out from the constitution of
the provision requiring ability 20 read.
write and speak the English language
to hold state or legislative office.
Rcdissrictlng.
Tho message opposed the present
system OF distrlcting for legislative
purposes. and urged an amendment
10 the constitution placing the dis
tricting upon the population by pre-
cinct.
Initiative and IlcfcreHdnm.
Using the word Reasonable" as a
basis. tho governor recommended an
initiative and referendum, so that its
uses could be reasonably obtained
when there was a reasonable demand
for them.
Economy.
Tho governor urged strict economy,
and told the legislators that for ali
good legislation they could count up
on his support.
Al tho conclusion OF the rondng
the governor was escorted 20 the ex-
.ecuiiye Office and the senate returned
To the senate chamber, where Il adj
souraed until ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Tho house adjourned until
two o'clock this afternoon. but re-
rnainod In session only a few minutes
u then adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
The committee on committees Of
the senate Is holding ap executive
caucus this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
Los ANGELES MAN KILLS
WIFE AFFINITY

Los Angeles. March / CHARGED
with having cut the throat and killed
John Eason. the man he accused Of
having alicnated the affections of his
former wife. u. A. Adams OF Holly
wood. taking with him his il7year-
old son, fled from Il shcriffs posse
through the hills back OF this city to-
day. n WAS stated that Adams went
20 Rodondo Reach late last night and
entered the lodging house Isis d.
vOrcod wife maintained there. Ae-
cordlng 20 the officers ne forced e
window OF the room occupied by
Eason aud after struggle killed
Eason by cutting his throat with a
razor.
Then. despite the lateness 81 the
hour Adams went 10 "a iuatce of the
peace az Rcdoudo Beach and asked
FOR complaint against his victim,
charging him with having aiien9ted
MrB Adams affections. Denied the
complaint, Adams went back 20 his
Hollywood home took HIS young son,
food. firearms and money ana sought
the protection 81 the hills.
Mrs Adams discovered Easons
doad body lying across his bed this
morning. The sheriff was notified
aud posse started IA pursuit OF the
alleged murderer.
must De pressed between every wear
ing. Shirts must always De tossed into
the hamper ior The laundry once they
ar worn.
Hyde never attends the Washington
Day ana Fourth OF July celebrations
held by Americans IN Paris Also be
stays away from the Thgnkselylng
day meetings. which are very popular
with the patriotic Americans there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
TENTH COMMANDMENT
READ BEFORE JURI
lng Il.enIaE naraIa 4. p. - VI

cay EvensnE neraia q. y. lenses Wirel
New York. March i2,--Thc tenth
comInandmt ffhou slnlt not
cOyot." was reao io the iurv Dy Unit
cd states District Attorn. Wise today
M his opening az Iment IN the ease
against washington y. Thomas,
chairman 90 thc American Sugar Re-
inning company, John r.. Parsons,
the SO year ole lawyer. former coun-
sci for the company and three assoc
ciatee. charged with criminal vl0la~
sion of the sherman law.
Attorney Wise then told the eov-
crnmenrs theory 81 tho manner "a
which the American sugar Refining
company Influenced its competitor
the Pennsylvania suaar Refining COM
pany. 10 close ~ ti,00o 900 plant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
PRESS BUREAU WILL
NOT ATTACK TEDDY
TAFT. Crane, MCKINLEY and HlIIes De-
eide, Following Conference, 60
Eliminate Mud Throwing.


tuy NFenina IfrrRlh ~ y. Irnaet WlFel
Washington, March IeA-Afier a
conference to-day. participated IA BY
President Tart, senator crane OF
Massachusetts. Director Mckinley Of
the Taft campaign hureau and Sec
Rotary ~ me II sldenl hnles. 4 be-
came known taat hereafter the liter
airy end OF the Taft bureau would not
Indulge IN personalities nor IN at
tac6s On Colonel Roosevelt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

Kansas CITY. March i2 Cattle re-
ceipts 1000. including 400 soushena.
Market strong Native Btecra s5fae9
S.25 southern steers S5G0p1O0;
southern cows and heifors 74.bOM5.b0;
native cows and heifers s3.50MG.VO;
siockors and feeders S495N6.50; bulls
Sf.001558: calves 9400MS.25; west-
ern steers $5.506725i western COWS
$3.50N5b0
Hog receipts 1900. Market So high
or. Bulk OF sales sG500G70; heavy
So. g5mG.7b; packers and Butchers
S6.5BW6T5; lights S64O6665; piss
s5.006f550.
sheen roceIpls fOO00 Market
steady Nutians s8.5005.55. lambs
s0.OOmTtO; fed wethers aud year
lings si0096.0O; fed ewes ts.oo4o.lo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

The total output for crude petrol
cum In 1910 for tho world was Sg2I.-
4Ta.2B6 barrels OF AZ gallons each,
against asS, 82G.O7s barrels IN 1909. ot
thia amount the United states alone
produced t2O9.55G,04S barrels, pass
ina the 1000, 600 mark for the hrst
time. IN 1903 lts production was
fS3,17O.S7l barrels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

CBy Evenias Herald a. y Leased Etfei
Washington, Aierch l2.--rhe house
today ad4Hied resolution calling on
the department of justice TO make
known whether the department wus
investigating any "smolter trust Ia
the United statts. whether the Amer
lean Smelling and Renn ng com laIiy
was connected With j ard whether
prosecutions had been bCgnn or were
in contemplation. Tie resolution was
"a substitute from the judiciary com
mitiee for ono introduced by Repre-
sentative Martin OF color DO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
HILL AND HARRISON
GROUPS ACTIVE
Bottom Fell Out Of New York
Market Before Noon; Con.
dition Improves Before the
Closing Hour.

tny EvenlnE IIsrata a. \. LEASED wirel
New York. March i2-Tradlng on
the stock market fell 10 minor pro-
portions before noon today and tho
market barely maintained an even
balance. Ia none Of the active Issues
did fluctuations exceed fractions.
Tho only issues 10 show q range TO
a point were Western Union and Ana
conda Copper. Iehlgh Valley, the
feature OF yesterdays early activity,
was neglected.
Bonds we're steady.
The undortone became better when
liberal buying orders we're executed
In the liill and copper issues The
more important shares returned to
their high prices OF the morning or
above Some increase In the general
market resulted from the Improvement
IN the leaders but the bulk OF the buy
ing was concentrated In the Hill and
Hartman groups and few special
ties. Great Northern preferred, North
crn Pacific. American Smelling and
Anaconda advanced to Ia.
Tho market closed irregular. Atten-
ton was directed to the indugtfinls
Iagain by some sensational advances.
Elsewhere the movement was slightly
downward and little remained Of the
rise ia United States steel, the coal
ers and Western stocks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12
JAMES HAZEN HYDE
TO MARRY ACTRESS
IS REPORT now
Since 1905, Equitable's Elk
PEELED Vice President Has
Been Leading Gay Life in
Paris. ~rr~uo


New York, March t2-From Paris
comes report that James Hazen
Hyde, formerly vice president OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society, Is
to wed the beautiful Nile RObnne OF
the Coincide Franchise.
M Percy peiXota, the European
representative OF the Eqeitsbie. who
sailed recently from New York for
Havre on La Savoie, said that he had
heard the rumOr relative to the ems
gagement OF the couple, admitting
that he had heard tho affair discussed
IN Paris. But" he added. II know
nothing definitely about IL. Mr.. Hyde
has not confided In me-"
NJ. pelxota II 4. close friend of Mr.
Hyde. but had no authority from che
cx-vice president 20 make any an
nouncement so far as heart affairs
were concerned, Ia New York Il has
been rHmored that Mile. Robinne has
OF late been receiving marked atten-
ton from Hyde.
Paris Is not Just sure whether
James Hazen HYDE is the most Paris
ian OF Americans or the most Amer
ican OF parisiana He has made
Paris his homo since 1905. when
stories OF his extravaganza led 20 hie
being let out OF the Equitable Life
company
New York has no charms for him.
hut Paris has: and enthusiastic
Frenohmen look upon him as the neau
Brummel OF their gay and frivolous
capltal-this son and heir OF tho hard.
headed New Yorker Who ammassed
his millions In building up the great
life insurance company lie lives In
q superb house In the Rue Adolphe
won. one OF the mort charming
streets IN all Paris. II Is close 10 the
beautiful B0ls de Boulogne. but at tho
same time Il Is sar enough away 20
be quiet aud exclusive
TO be hidden TO his board is 10 en-
Toy q feast such "a Lucullus could
scarcely have spread. And 20 be seen
there Is 10 be known as being among
the most select coterin that rulcs
Paris socially, Now that he Is looked
M 90 as IA authority IN many matters.
even IN Paris. he COMFORTS himself
With the dignity that goes with such
a position Clothes department, the
cut Of his hair and beard the flower
NI MlNiNf NNN NMtNW AAANA. NAilNANN vi
IFS apparel must live up 10 certain
lhigh standards which he has set FOR
himself His house Is run as a palace
might be. with every attention TO lit
he details
Does Mr. Hyde dine alone? The
menu and tho wines must be as care
fully selected as " he we're entertain
ling The president at France or tha
entire membership Of the Legion d
IIonneur II is the same when he
dimes alone at a restaurant He must
havo hin private room, the menu must
be symmoirlcally chosen. the WINGS
at The right temperature, the cigars
and cigarettes fresh from the
humidors
Besides reilnne on buffers and
fo0tmen, MI Hyde has IN his service
two secretaries, one French. the other
American Both have their lnsiruc-
tlons 10 give absolutely no information
about their employers habits or
movements FOR on that. Paris secs
much Of Mr.. HYDE ana his Hight Is not
az an hidden under a hushel
Tho valet must see that new laces
are put IN the boots each time they
are worn, Gloves are 10 he worn but
twice. Coats, wahNcoals and trousers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

Chicago. March i2.-Wh May.
Sl.04; July. 80 5-Sc,
Corn--May. ~ 7-sc; July. "a 5-sc.
May SO 5-sc; July. 400
30 3-8c.
Pork May si5.92ih W15.gB.
Lard May. Saf0.
Ribs May $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

New york. Murch is.--call money
2 g-S@2M per cent
Prime paper taiM per cent
silver, sS b-Sc.
Mexican dollars. 47c.
Copper. 81ft2th mlt25.
Tin, sta.fO042,62M.
Lead, Sf,O0Wi.i0.
Amaigamated. 20 SIS.
sugar 1874.
Atchison. i05 SIS,
Great Northern. l32M.
New York Central, TIE.
Northern Pacific. 10.
Reading. i50.
Southern Pacific, io6 3~t,
Union Pacific, i66 rs.
Steel, "a 5-S.
steel, preferred. 10 ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

Mrs. Nye q. Martin Of SOC West
silver avenue returned this morhinH
from a vista 10 Ei Paso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

For any pain, from top 10 toe, from
any cause. apply Or Thomas holoctic
on. Pain can't stay where n Is used.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-12

A now type OF German OH engine y
built 60 run with tar ~ fuel and -
said 10 work very successfully