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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
CHAMP CLARK AND HIS DAWG
CONTROL KANSAS CONVENTION

, fight they were admitting that the
Clark men would control the cOnYon4'
tion by few votes. Two sets of resn-
lutlons may b. presented % the can-
ventiou. one drawn By the clark men
and the other hy the Wilson adher-
enta The clark men prepared theirs
this morning. They provide that the
Kansas delegates GO the Baltimore
convention Do instructed for the
speaker.
They demand "a reduction OF the
turin, and am increase of the free List.
"a fellow servant law that will effect
lively safeguard the interests 90
workmen employed by Individual cor-
pofationa and protect their families
an income tax. retrenchment ln gov-
ernmont expenses and reduction Of
tnq standing army, the election OF
United states senator's federal Judges
and the Interstate commerce com-
mlssioncrs Ny tho direct vote OF tho
people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
Brothers Of Man Sentenced to
Year in Prison in Virginia
Assassinate Judge, District
Attorney and Sheriff.
SEVERAL JURORS ARE
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
Outlaws Then Back Out Of
Room With Drawn RevOl-
vers, Mount Horses and Es-
cape to the Mountains.


thy Evening Herald A. y. LEASED Wire)
Hlssivilie, Va. March i4.--In a
Tame Of unprecedented outiawry. the
entire human fabric OF the Carroll
county circuit court IN session here
today was wiped out by assassination
Just as Judge Thornton MassIe had
sentenced Floy Allen 10 one year In
prison for aiding in the escape OF a
county prisoner. two OF Aliens broth
ers and several OF their friends OPEN
cd ire with revoiyers.
Judge Massis fell dead in hga oiace
on the bench on the flrst voIley. Then
the weapons were turned on Com
monwealth Attorney william Foster
ana he sank to the floor with sew
eral bullets In hia brain. death being
snsthntanoous. sheriff Lewis Webb,
who made a frantic effort TO reach
tho finEleaders, p'aa ehot dead before
he had takan ten steps
Scveral Of the jurors who had tried
the case. were wounded seriously j.
II. Blnnkenship probably fatally.
Tho Aliens, including the prisoner
ana their friends after the killing
of the Eherfn, bncked slowly out OF
the room, holding all would-be pur-
suers In check az the point OF sevol-
vcrs. once outside they made a dash
for the mountains on horseback.
posse of citizens soon was IN pur-
suit and reports reached here that
one of the mountaineers has been
wounded in a pitched battle with the
posse.
Special officers arc being rushed In
to the county to help IN running down
the murderers.
Governor Mann Is holding two
companies OF militia In readiness IN
case the Aliens and their friends
gather recruits IN the mountain fust-
nesses
Hlilsvllle II Ia a remote corner of
Virginia. ffteen miles from Barren
Springs, the nearest railroad station
and outside help VIII be late in ar
rlvinR.
The scene OF the wholesale murder
was the quiet little oid-fashloned red
brick county court house, Hlllsviile
being the seat Of Carroll county.
There had been reports that an at
tempt might be made TO rescue Ai-
AhRf WiiAf HthNNtH NAN NtAtu DTS
oner friend recently TO escape from
the county officers.
The trial had been progress for
several days however without any
indication becoming public OF the
carefully planned plot OF the Allen
brothers and their associates.
Floyd Allen had been found guilty
and had been called for sentence to-
day. The stuay little court room.
with les coal stove and crude furnl-
ture was crowded. Sidney and Jack
Allen were among the fins arrivals
and were seen 70 take their places
noar tho ran marking the enclosure |
for prisoner and counsel engaged IN
the case. Standing nearby were their |
associates and friends from the Blue |
Ridge mountains.
Judge Massie went about tho son-
fencing Of the prisoner In the usual
matter of fact way, but the words /
zone year az hard labor" had scarcely /
passed his lips when there came the |
crack OF revolver. Ia an instant
this was followed By voiley OF shots |
and tho Judge. who had partly risen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
HOUSE APPROVES Resolution
FORBlDDING WAR SHIPMENTS

Washington. Magch t4.--Thc house
today after a brief discussion adopted
the concurrent resolution passed by
the senate yesterday authorizing the
president TO prohibit the exportation
OF war supplies 10 any American
country where domestic violence ex-
lists. In signing the resolution Presi-
dent Taft will issue proclamation
specifically forbldding the shipment OF
arms 80 Mexican revolutionists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
TR0UsDALs TO GET
5000 AND WATCH
gspstlal TeIenram a. EvsnlnG HeraIEl
rrn,..t.t, Wfnv March ---naufd

Especial TeleHram a. EveninE HeraIGl
Houston. Tex, March ii.--Dasid
TrOusdale. express messenger, who
Killed two men when th9y attempted
TO rob Southern Pacific passenger
train No. o. near Sanderson, Texas,
yesterday. viii be paid q reward OF
$500 and In addition viii be presented
a gold watch, suitably inscribed. n the
recommendation OF superintendent
Taft OF the Wells Fargo Express COM
pany IN followed. Mr.. TAFT said he
would recommend that the stauding
reward given FOR the arrest and con-
vicsion or train robbers be awarded
60 T'rousdale. The usual reward Is
SaO0 for each conviction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14

an hour following the outbreak
When news OF the murders reached
the state capitol a call was lmme-
dlately sent to police headquarters
and a squad OF police departed ai once
for the ponitentiary.
Company n OF the National Guard
was ordered out
The inHurrection started about g
O'Clock The riot was quelled at 3
j. m.
State, county and city officers start
"a al once for the peniientiary upon
learning og the outbreak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
AGED MINISTER ON
TRIAL FOR MURDED
CBy IaveaIuR Herald 4. =. g.eaaea w.re4


Pittsburg, Pa, March District
Attorney William a. Blakely had
completed an arrangements early to-
day FOR the trial of Rev, w. n. Mc-
Farland of Greenville, Tenn. indiet-
ed IN connection with the death here
Of his former secretary. Miss Elsie d.
Coe, who died as the result OF an al
legged criminal operation.
The aged minister ana educator.
formerly principal OF The pittsburg
Central High school, conferred early
with his lawyers. having come here
from Tennessee, where he had charge
Of United Presbyterian mission,
without the formallty OF oxtradlti0n.
The authorities have received scores
os letters from ministers, teachers
and former pupils OF the defendant
asking for admission 70 the court
room.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
BfG REWARD rs
OFFERED nv GOVERNOR

Richmond, Va, March 1{.--Gover-
nor Mann has offered e reward OF
5000 for the murderers who escaped
from Hillsville court house after hav-
ing slain court officers.
The governor has also ordered
Roanoke and Lynchburg militia COM
panles 10 be prepared TO proceed TO
Hillsvllle II their services should be
required.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
DEsUIToRY FIGHTING
NEAR AMOY
tBy Evening Herald A. y. I.enaea yysre)

Annoy, China. March lf.--DesuitOry
iighting has been going on for the last
three days between troops from swa-
tow and soldiers belonging to Wal
Chow both in the province Of Kwang
Tung. A column consisting OF sev-
enty men from Swatow. which was
sent out 10 intercept reinforcements
from Waichow was annihliated by the
Walehow troops.
The merchants or swatow are try
Ing to bring about a COMPROMISE be-
tween the two factions. The United
states monitor Monterey remains at
Swatow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
JUDGE AND COURT OFFICERS
ARE kILLEDIN OPEN COURT
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Evening Herald takes
pleasure In annOunoing that
W.. William A. Kclellcr, who
has been with thc newspaper
since its inception ~ les city
editor, win remain under the
new ownership rs the head Of
the city news force. MIR. Kel-
eiicr n an Albuquerque product.
lie received his thorough news
paper training here. isis ac-
qaalntance b Of the widest and
ho knows news. lIe viii be
One Of the chief factors In giv-
ing tlse newspaper reatfing pub
lic all OF the news of AIbuquer-
que every day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14

Cincinnati. March IA special
from Bristol. Tennessee. says that
seven OF the mounteineers who made
their escape from Hillsviile. took ref
uge IN an old barn in a mountainous
spot and prepared 20 resist the pos
SOS. All are said TO be pientifuily
supplied with ammunition and from
the advantageous position OF the barn
could Withstand a much larger body
Of men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
WHITE DECLARES MINERS
WILL NOT COMPROMISE

my EvenlnE Herald a, y. Leased wire)
New York, March 1.-THE United
Mine Workers Of America will not
compromise a single demand that
they have made OF the anthracite coal
operators" declared John r. White.
president Of the mine workers. this
Afternoon II look for a general sus-
pension of work la the anthracite
hcld on April l.
"The operators have noliied as that
their reply Is final When we meet
them tomorrow we viii file merely a
formal reply, reforming our demands
Il will then be up TO the operators. n
they make EG concession, every union
hard coal miner in Pennsylvania will
lay down his tools the night of March
2f."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
TIME Is NEAR
FOR $50 PENSION
Mctnmher Thinks stipend VIII soon
Be Paid 10 Every Veteran over
seventy.


tny Evening Herald 4. r. Leased wfrel
Washington. March 1.-THE time
Us near when every ox-soldior OF the
civil war who is seventy years Old
VIII have a pension OF thirty dollars
a month";" said senator McCumber
chairman OF the senate committee on
pensions. in the debate IN the senate
today on the substitute for the house
Sherwood general service pension blli.
Mr.. McCumber's declaration was
made IN response 10 plea rom Som
ator Brown OF Nebraska for the pas
sage by the senate OF the hill as n
came from the house. The North
Dakota senator replied that he did
not believe the country would justify
such measure at present.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
HEADS OF NEBRASKA STATE PRISON
SLAUGHTERED IN WILD MUTINY

(ny Eveaine IIeFsIa A, y. Leased wtrel
Lincoln, Nob.. March Warden
James DelahuntY Deputy Warden
Charles Wagner and Guard A. q.
Hellman Of the state peniten,lary
we're killed by conyieis In a riot TO-
day
Keeper Doody was slightly wounded.
The c0nvicle oVofpowerOd guard,
seized his rifle und with it attacked
the Denltenllefy officials
Dolahauty, Wngonor and Heuman
were fatally shot and died within halt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
NOBODY WANTS An


(ny EvenInE Herald a. =. Leased Wirei
Douglas. Arlz., March lfs~No one
seems TO want the office Of mayor o.
Douglas and other city offices are
equally unpopular.
Though the time limit for filing pc
iluOns for nominations 10 n city Of
fees including mayor has bus two
days more 10 run, but two petitions
have been filed, neither OF these for
mayor.
An effort tO get nOn.pGrtigan
ticket IN the field failed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
TWENTY-FIVE INJURED

w NIFNIIN1I| ''"E"E" - = Hl""""" w
Dunkegton, Iowa, March i4.-Twen'
ty-iive persons were injured, 3 aeri'
ously and Cne probably fatally, In q
wreck on Chicago. Oreatwestern pas
senger train No. I, en- route from 50.
Paul 20 Kansas City, three miles east
of hero early this morning The
train which was south bound, struck
a broken rail on a curve. Fourteen
passengers were taken TO hospital In
Waterloo.
Three pnllmans and q day coach
left the truck. The train Was due ~
Dos Molaes az o.30 o'clock this morn
ing and was nearing DunkGrton ~
2:45 a. m., when the wreck occurred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
PACKERS VIII NOT
SUMMIT TESTIMONY

Chicago. March 1.-THE ten CHIT
cago packers charged with criminal
violation OF tho sherman law win sub
NIT their case 90 the Jury without
presenting any testimony This nn-
nounccment Was made today 20 unn-
ed states District Judge Carpenter ny
counsel for the defendants in tho
packers trial
Court was then adjourned until
Monday, whvn arguments 10 the jury
viii be begulV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
NEGOTIATIONS TAKING
A FAVORABLE COURSE
nv l.Nenan. IIaraIa A. 81 a..aa.aa ALLr.l

London. March 1.-THE neRotia-
tions between the mine owners and
the miners IN the coal trade dispute
appear 10 be taking favorable
course. Progress h slow but when
tho Joint conference adjourned this
afternoon after four hours session,
II was announced that the delibera-
tions would be resumed tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
TIREAIEN KlDLED


Hamilton. ohio. March 1.-Two
iiremen We're killed. one was fatally
hurt and several others are missing
In fire which partially destroyed
the Butler county court house today.
The men were buried when the high
clock tower crashed over Ia the fOvsi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
TRUsKETT MURDER CAsE
- HENTN TO-DAY
lBy EvsnsRE IIeraia 4. =. Lease

Introduction OF evidence for the de-
fense ia the third trial Of A. a. Trus-
kett, charged with the murder OF ..
ID. =. Nicely was begun to-day II was
believed all the testimony would be
submitted by tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
BANKER INDICTED
FOR DtFALCAT|Oh
Two Charges of Embezzlement
: Against A. Randolph
Howard.
RELEASED ON $4,000 BAIL
Shortage of Fredericksburg
Cashier Alleged to Have
Amounted to $4,000.
REL EAsED ON $4,000 BAIL
rSpecial to The Ttmes-Dfspatch.1

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch-1
Fredericksburg. Va. November 10
A. Randolph Howard. formerly cashier
of the Conway. Gordon & Garnett
National Bank. OF this city. was to-
night indicted by the grand jury on
two charges Of embezzlemsnt. one
CHARGING a defalcation OF $4,000 from
the bank, which. however. 1t 10 UNDER
stood, was amply secured to the bank
before Mr. Howard was indicted, ana
the other a defalcation of about $14,-
GOO of a trust fund in his hands. part
Of which has been secured.
In a few minutes after the tndict-
ments were returned the accused ap-
peared in court. and Judge Gooirick
6xed the amount OF bond 1t $&.00o.
This was furnished by W. D. Carter.
W ]. Ford, Clarence R Howard ana
q O'Conner Goolrick. and the accused
was recognized to appear In the Cor
marathon Court on December TO an
swer the indictments
while the shortage Of Cashier HOW
ard --as made good by relatives as soon
as discovered, yet the report caused
, sever run on the bank, which forced
IL q few days ago to enter ineo
merger agreement by which the Farm
er,, and Merchants State Bank. OF THIS
CIV took over the business. and the
conway. Gordon 4 Garrett Nationa'
Rank IA now out OF business the
whole affair has created intense ex-
element here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
PLAN EXTENSIONS
OF Gar SERVICE
Both Companies Present Petit
tons for Additional
ffStkSge.
WOULD GO EAST AND WEST
Lee District Main Objective
Point of Proposed
Routes.
WOULD GO EAST AND WEST

Plans for extending the street rail-
way systems Of the city both eastward
and westward were considered by .
subcommittee Of the Council Committee
on Streets yesterday afternoon, both
companies presenting petitions for ad-
ditional routes. On account OF the
growth Of the section Of the city west
OF the Boulevard, especially In the
neighborhood Of the Benedictine In
stttute, and with the possibility of the
erection Of West End passenger sta
ton At the Roseneath Road and Broad
Street by the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac and Atlantic Coast
Line Railroads. q proposition which
has been under consideration for some
year,. the Virginia Railway and Power
Company asked for franchises for the
following extensions:
PropeoeA Routes.
First, q double track line from Rob-
inson Street and Broad. out Broad
Street to the new corporation line.
west Of the Roseneath Road. this line
to be erected within eighteen months
or earlier. II the station plans ma
ture: the franchise to lapse IL the line
IL not completed in the specified time.
Second. single track nne from the
Streets south along Sheppard Street.
crossing Monument Avenue at grade
to Leonard Street. along Leonard
Street to West street. and south along
West stree. to Cary Street Under
the proposed franchise. IL granted. this
line IL to be built at once, and the
power Is reserved IN the Council to
compel 10 to be double tracked IL in
its Judgment conditions will justify II.
H~ursce Railway Plsu.
The West End petition Of the Rich
rond and Henrico Railway Company
proposes the use of the existing tracks
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company from Fifth and Broad Streets
on Broad to Brook Avenue. one track
on, Adams Street to Marshall and one
OIL, Brook Avenue to MARSHALL: q dou-
bic track on Marshall to Bowe street.
along Bowc TO Broad. thence BY use OF
III. old company's tracks along Broad
stree; from Rowe to Meadow Street:
construction Of double track on Mead
ow street. crossing Monument Avenue
a; grade. to Stuart Avenue. double
track out stuart Avenue from Meadow
to Mulberry. north on Mulberry 20
Kensineton, and double track out Ken
s;ns,on Avenue to the Rosenesth Road
SDg0e TgDek LO0Va
To operate this line IL - proposed
20 have two loop services west Of the
Boulevard. The north hoop calls for a
single track from Hens!rgtcn Avenue
north on West street to Broad. ives.
on Broad to the Rosencath Road. south
along the Eos~neafh Rosd 90 Kenssns-
ton Avenue. ccmp:esiae the loop. The
south loop calls FOR the operation Of
cars out Kensinefon Avenue TO the
Rcseneath Road. then by . single track
south along the Roseneath Road 90
Grove Avenue. east on Grove Avenue
to pooi~y avenue. south on rocIsv
Avenue TO Taylor or Chzfarr~Ssrcet. cas-:
90 sheppard street snd north on Shep-
pard street to KcnsirGtcn. ccmples-
ting the Icep.
city Engineer Charles r. Boiling
called alteration fc the fart tnaf the
(Consinaea on secopd PsesD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
WILL BE DECLARED INSANE


Al1eo1sts Sosa to !AEree n 60 C0oa1ts01
Of John Schr1ok.
Milwaukee. November 19.--That John
Schrank who shot Theodore Roose.
Welt on the night OF October ~ last. is
insane will Re the substance Of a
unanimous report Of the five a1ienists
appointed by Judge A. c. Eackus TO
examine into the prisoners mental
condition. was the statement Of q court
oficisI this afternoon.
Judge Eackus stated late to-day that
Ire re-, ort probably would not be pre-
scented 10 THE court until THURSDAY
and that he had no idea OF what the
findings would be.
The commission held what was ex-
rected would he its last session with
Schrsnk to-day. sns J. was even While
b. was being subjected to further
questioning Sy THE physirisns that the
report gained currency that the pris-
cner would be adjuiEed insane.
Presenting that Srhr3rk VIII he
found insane. 81 will he impossible TO
try him IN Tire charge ~ attempting
Co XII! Colonel Roosevelt Tho only
alternative - confinement 2, the hcs-
rI'ar for the criminal irsan" ~ osh-
I.xN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
WIRE TAPPERs INDICTED

ChaS4pS ~ Gsa0a v.sr~ess - SecsO0
Opsvpe sgsssss NM rvssseevs.
View YORK. Novcmher fs.-Three OF
the seven men recently arrested here
In connection with ALLEGED wire
"a optnr <wird'es were 'rd'cfed to-day
f~s Grand ,ar~~av - Tire seccu! de-
gre~. ~ksrics Condor Known TO the
Police az The King ~ The w'-e Tap
p~rs." was doubiv inflicted. One fu-
dscsmens charges him With havine OBJ
faieeA sss.sea from Major Crav PEN
6seson. % Pain, neach Fra. last AovH
The second ALLEGED that he recently
swtndled X. e. ssdNury snd Or. J. W.
Powell. ~ Wy1r.ipSscn. y. e. cut Of
ga sHA. Char-~s bradford. altos Dutch
Ajruzo." b. CHARGED w'sh ssesiirr Sea..
ssA Sro-, simon ~ Jones. az r9tss.
wxh O~trNsr az. fcscch wrakoWsky.
pss,ed - ~Icseph Gvay.- sIiss Upper
Collar Joe- - rhsreed Vim CONTRIBUTION
WITH the SIANury.pewejl csSe un4ep .
Sol1s in4tctmens Win Gcp6oSf
ran wss sixea as sss:eee scs oos6erf
snS Sls.esa each fcv Dra4eere ami
ErskcWpky, n 6essult The pS'000ess
|WssV rs0esos0 - ~ Tsoe2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
F0RGETs POLITICS

PrrssS>ns.E1~et wsss~n Poys Oes
Yepse O. GcveSnOv-(seo$ros'
Hamilton. Bermuda. November IL
,,rn.;S.nt E.rer. wilson declared to-day
,het he is beginning 20 forget poiit'cs;
Mrs Wilson and other members OF
TIE ssr,iIy have been busiiy engaged IN
unpackinC. ,-.,
The injury received by MI.
.ho .u,crpo5iIs accident before the
lection toes not trouble him any more.
The plaster covering the WOUND on
~. head came OF TODAY. showing
,h,. the ABR sion had healed
The Governor tc-dav patio an ","cs'
tel, 20 the S,overnor-General. Lieu
tenant .G.n~ral Sir Ccorc. ~. Bullock
Later he had tea with the army ON
GERS
~. wilson con.ereiates cceupyins
h..-a,,-- avs ,-e>artrS for future
Yee,s,atior. Terrific winds prevailed
h~v. srts morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
Or, vENABlE ELECTED

u~e~ V~w,Asy ~ ES~~Ussse C~oss"-
eee "a rss~e~rssses' Nss~rsss~~.
wash's1scr. H@vcwhe. - ne
r vsn,eie rr.ssac-' Of The 'niversNy
q. North Csro'ira. VS. e'ec,ec 81.
-. 80 ,,e executive ~c,r~"tc~ OF the
re.sco,, s.-c~fs.t~r 80 S.rec TnsSef-
e.,,es which closed 's annual ccnSen.
g.. n.re ,c-ssv Tire f'rs1 oct OF tine
.sr~.ns,or We q car by 're uUversisy
r~.As WON President Tafs ~ t"e
n. ,-sr,r,s T. Jprp~s. president %
,r. y-rfvcrsssv ~ yfiircfs. was es-cfed
1870, of Ere association. ana tyr
cav PORTER Es-so,. pres'eent OF IN.
r.osv~rsitv Of Vermont. secretary sna
fYeNeuHer.