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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03
ALLEN GANG STILL
ELUDEs THE POSSE
Occasi0nal sight Of sltina Allen Only
Reward Of SearCllcrs on Track of
Virginia Court Room Assassin.
Cny nysnlaE Herald 4. ,. Isaasa wIrsl

CBy EveninE Herald a. y. Leased WlFel
Iillsville. Va. April s.-Refrenhed
by a badly needed nights sleep and
the first decent food they have eaten
in many days, the detective posses
went hack into the mountains today
10 continue their search for Sidna
Allen and Wesley EDWARD.
Fanny and Topsy, the states blood
hounds. are being given another
chance at the outlaws
sidna Allen has been seen several
times within the last two days and,
white no one has gllmpsed Edwards,
the searchers are satisfied that both
men are stili ranging oack and forth
IN a section Of the mountains that
has heen guarded for a week.
Detective r.. \. Folfs. who has been
directing tho hunt. went b Richmond
today l0 confer With Governor Maun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03
MYSTERY Wells SUICIDE
OF YOUNG SOCIETY BRIDE


New York. April "A preliminary
inquest into the death of Mrs. Beck
man Lorillard. the wealthy young So
ciety woman, whose body was found
hanging Ia the Holland house on
March i6, was held today. The only
development was the testimony of a
hotel mai0 that on tho day after the
tragedy she found a note underneath
bath tub IN the Lorlllard rooms,
apparently written by Mrs Lorillard.
The note, according 20 Coroner
Fienberg asked that no one but herr
self be- blamed FOR the act, and stated
she was tired of Il ALL"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03
SANITARY IMPRovEM ESiT
IN COTTON Nj LIS URGED
(BS Evenlng Herald A. T.. Leased WtreJ

Washington. April 3d. Sanitary inn
proVements Ia southern cotton mills
constitute one of tho mobt important
changes IN cotton mill construction
according TO J. r.. slrrh DO OF Green
vllle, s, g., who addresse a the Ameri-
can Cotton Manufaetur erB' associa-
tlon. Today sanitary piu mhing, drink
Ing fountains and heah,hful working
quarters are taking the place OF un-
heaithfui surroundings ne said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03
STRICTLY BUSINESS, PLEDGE OF
COL. SELLERS, ClTY'S new MAYOR

"SNed generally that o. A. Matasn
Republican candidate for treasurer.
would defeat Kieke for that office.
That Kieke won by the narrow mar
gin OF two votes shows how close the
race was between these two men.
untl late afternoon there was also
general belief that Benson Newell,
Republican. would capture the city
clerkship. Roehrs majority, however,
being second only 10 that OF the may
or. Next TO Grunsfold, NJ. l.. schutt,
running for alderman IN the third
ward, made the best Republican aia
dermanic race, being beaten by COen
by only SO votes The fourth ward
cast more straight Republican votes
than any other ward. with lf0 un-
scratched tickets TO 12S Democratic
ballots W. =. Metcnlf. Socialist can
didate for mayor. made good show
ing, as the table shows.
The election was the most orderly
and quiet ever held IN the city. and
not the least noticeable feature was
the fact that apparently no money
was spent aside from legitimate cam
paign expenses and no corruption Of
any kind was In evidence. II was a
decent. fair election, and although the
vote should have been much heavier,
there IS no doubt that II was an ac-
curate expression Of the will Of the
ma njority OF the voters In the city. who
want a business administration, and,
after sizing up the personalities and
records Of the rival candidates, were
convinced that the Democratic ticket
offered the most competent and
promising men. The campaign and
| election were singularly free from
1 rancor or abuse and there Is no doubt
that the election marked long step
toward the elimination OF personal
and political bitterness from munici-
pal elections Ia Albuquerque.
IIanIcy Takes Il Gracefully.
=. Hanley. defeated Republican
candidate for mayor, accepted his
| defeat IN sportsmanlike manner and
with good grace. 'i win do all
/ I'm my power 10 make the new admin
istration success" said MIR. Hanley
/ today, "and aGcede 20 the very evil
dent viii of the majority OF the vot-
ors"
The other defeated candidates were
the first 10 congratulate their success
/ ful opponents when the result became
known. There Is every reason 20 be'
nove that the new regime will have
the hearty and undivided support o
the citizens as Il tackles the prob
lems which confront the city at thl'
time.
The City Government.
AZ now constituted the city Gfficia
roster OF Albuquerque ls az follows
Mayor-Coi. d. X. b. Sellers, Dem
ocrat
city Recommendation Kieke
Democrat
city Clerk--H Charles Roehl
Democrat.
Aldermen First ward: George c
Scheer and Dr. J, A. Reidy, Demo
Gratis.
Second ward: j. A. skinner an'
Thomas sherwood. Democrats.
Third ward: Steve u. Coen. Demo
crat and George II. Thomas. Repub
lican.
Fourth ward Ivan Grunsfeld AM
John Lee Clarke. Republicans.
This gives the Democrats a ma
iorlty of two members In the cit
council.
The result OF the election will b
. formally declared after the offieia
canvaasing Of the ballots az tn mex
meeting of the city council.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03
STEAMERS CARRY REFUGEES
FROM FLOODED FARM LANDS

Cairo, Ill., April 8.--Cairo and tho
drainage district are safe today, The
river gauge registered 5s.7 feet "a
feet above an former records. While
there Is more water reported above
here. the government weather bureau
prdicted that unless heavy rains fall
on tho water shed Of the Ohio river
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03
Devastation Wrought by Wat
ers of Swollen Mississippi
and Tributaries Worst in
History of Nation.
MEMPHIS MENACED BY
CRUMBLING OF LEVEEs
Hundreds of People Driven
From Homes While Water
Continues to Rise; Govern
ment Active in Relief Work

= Places most seriously affected .
. by Mississippi river flood; Hick- .
. man, Ky; Memphis, Tenn. New .
. Madrid. Mo-; Columbus. Ky .
= Total lives lost: Four Total =
. damage TO date estimated one =
= million dollars. Number driven .
. from homes. 5000 10 9.00O =
Volume OF water. six to ten .
q feet above danger line between =
. Cairo. H.. ana Arkansas city, =
y Ark. .
y Crest OF flood possibly viii be =
. reached In district affected be- =
o tween April and Aprll s. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03

Louisvillo, Ky, April 3.-JulluH
Kruttschnitt and l. r.. spence were
the only new directors elected al the
stockholders meeting OF the southern
Pacific company here, succeeding w.
Rayard Cutting, deceased ana Clar-
enco Mackay. resigned.
The evening world., 1912-01-09
Girl Pupil. BURNED
IN SCHOOL bLOWUP
Gas Explosion in Cooking
Classroom Startles Washing
ton Irving High School.

There was a back-drauRht explosion
81 u a stove IN the annex OF the
Washington Irving High School a. No.
40 West Twentieth street. to-day. The
force OF the explosion blew out several
window iights. one young girl. one Of
the thirty pupils In the cooking class.
was painfully burned. but there was no
panic nor n manifestation Of
nervousnsss In any OF the classrooms.
The young girl who was burned,
Ethel Clapper. sixteen years old, OF
No. Al East one Hundred and Forty
sixth street. had boen assigned to the
task OF cooling biscuits for lunch. Az
The evening world., 1912-01-09
TIE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY ., 1913.

frames under way vas tie scenery FOR
two new productions tn be pfcsented
by MfiienthnI Bro hcrs u1d Mortimer
Th'cF" IN the w%arelouso was 20 great
collection Of scenery ard properties ~
Plays ihHt have faiicd or oIn,ycl their
ufefuincss Tho los. - estimated al
tS.OO.
FREQ Smell. n carpenter. End Michael
Stable. a painter. were the only per-
sons In tho building. They we're on tao
ground loJr. SmOks Filtered Into tn.
room and Smell found n big blaze work
Ing It's ~sy through pies Of sccnery on
the mira noor.
Tho two men ran out and notified
Policeman Nolan. who turned la an
alarm. Battalion Fire Chief o'Hara
turned In a second alarm. By the time
the second deta.l arrived the building
was doomed aud tho gale vas carrying
sparks half a mile.
Deputy chief Murray found ten IRE
men WITH limos of hose ~ work on tho
second floor. lie ordered them out 81
the building. ~ IN. lr.t man sl.d
down the ladder the roof fell In ard 4
sioud of smoke md tame shot u mum
dfed feet into tho air.
Tho Consumer brewery was ret
abisze IN half q dozen places. but FIRE
mon we're vigll1ut. and amotInrcd tie
names ~ fast ~ they appeared. The
roofs Of oil houses cast ~ fho burning
building within the danger zon were
Wcf down.
The blaze was 90 no, that the Arc
The evening world., 1912-01-09

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--.
NnOv'o'oNo M'os'NN V"om
aTRANoen BOAT,
A quantity Il provisions which wore
atsn 40, from nav Shore in the bnt
% s,na., -. r,i..,,, vn.n ,bs ,,oat
49, 20 U,....s ,s.. a.. ,r.
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The evening world., 1912-01-09

she opened the stove door there was .
sharp explosion and . blast Of flame
shot out in her face. She vas hurled
back several feet and tumbied AZ the
Feet of a group OF her fellow pupils.
Her hair was singed and her face and
hands ~scorched. but after q surgeon
from the New York Hospital had min
Lstered to her she went home.
Miss Nightingale. the principal. was
Instantly Informed Of the nature Of
the explosion and was able to maintain
perfect discipline In all the ciassrooms.
The evening world., 1912-01-09
FLAMESENDANGER
IN BROOKLYN
Crowd Sees Spectacular Blaze
In Scenic Warehouse Near
Big Brewery.

\ IN in the Harley Merry .o>ns
painting studios and storage ware
hous~, ~ Nos. III and SS Frank
lin avenue. brooklyn. completely do
-itoyed tbs building and iis contents
within an hour to-day. Sparks car
ried on the ain wind threatened tho
Consumers brewery and other sur
rounding property. but enol.nt work
by the rrsmen confined the biazo to
the studio structure.
The Harley Merry plant was a three
story frame building atout 100 fcci
square. II was occupied Dy Alderman
q Kspfer, scene painters. On tho
The evening world., 1912-01-09
N|LL|ONA|RE'S SON
MISSING ON HUNT;
BOAT GOESASH0RE
J. 8. Bailey u. and Three
Mates Searched for In Vain
On Great South Bay.
SAILED AWAY SUNDAY.
Duck Shooters Power Craft
Found on Beach Half
Filled With Water.

06musd Smith bailey ST.. DIR. Carl
1smsnts Of No. i7t West seyonty.
seond street. Manhattan. and David
odaInston Of Dobbs Ferry. VINO went
uek hunting on Great south Bay last
undsy with Capt Tom veltman OF
layshors. are missing. 4 power boat
sionstns TO the party wss found half
lied with water to-day on the Great
outh Bay beach OF Fire Island. and
v~~y available boat and scooter on
treat souuh hay was engaged In .
sarch for the missing hunter thil
fternoon.
fhe wife Of Mr.. bailey. who iivsa
I the Knickerbocker Apartments.
w%snty-eishth siret and Finn avenue.
"a the wife OF DR.. Clements. wen 10
~ shcrs AZ soon a. they heard their
ashsnds were missirs. The families
the three New Workers are much
ARMED, but The father Of Capt. Vet
an. who lives at BAY Shore. says he
d eur. the party Ia all right and will
-opsoly bs found on soms Island In
rsat South lay. .
NJ or MISSING PARTY 10 hGiR
or MILLIONAIRE.
Edmund = Bailey 10 one Of the foul
nlldren OF N. late Edmund 4. Bailey,
no died Nov. 4. 1903. leaving an estate
aiued at more than n.Oo,Ooo. which
e. divided saoally among the chill.
on. Tho Bsiloys nav n svmmeV home
Babylon. YOUNG Mr.. Bailey main.
l.nsd q shooting box on an Island ID
10 hay ana II was h's custom TO "a
iers for the shooting whenever HI
,uid. lie left home last Friday. stat.
g that he might be gone . week. Al
" Shore on Friday he engaged CAP,
ltman ana tho captains power boa
Ike aud I" 10 Jake him out 10 n,
,oo.i,y eoH.
They returned 10 Day shore on sun
~ and picked up DIR. Clements an,
y. Coddington. A. they announces,
isy would he out for several .-ay
)thirG further was thought abou
ION 81 Bay Shore. There 10 Q com
,irtabie houscboat tied up q the ~
o dock on Bailey Island.
4 surfmsn Of the Fire island M
wing station. p~atroliins the shore
lriy to-day saw . power boa pound
e In tho wav~ on tho beach. n,
The evening world., 1912-01-09

nphtcrs were unable to ye, close TO the
building after the root fell In. To add
20 the difficulty. the water pressure
e. poor add many lines ~ hoso burst.
An iunon.e crowd Jasembiod 30 Wit
ness ino blaze. ana the franklin ave-
me trolley line was tied up FOR nearly
two hours.
The evening world., 1912-01-09
HIGHWAY LAWS VALID.
Cour uphoIds L~exisisture h Ap-
pvopriaUns Millions.

Albany. Jan. e-Srhe right Of shs
Legislature last yea to PAST a score of
acts sppropristips several million dol.
lars for the construction OF special high.
nay trunk lines In the state was up.
held by the Coir of APPEALS to-day.
The evening world., 1912-01-09
OUTGOING

SAILED TO-DAY.
Io;sl.m. Rotterdam. Princess Anne.
Cty u 81. Louis, lin n,tr p..,.
Apache. jacksonville, "N' """C'oh'
The evening world., 1912-01-09

and what Q disappointment Il 10 to hnd
that though you ere young. your hair /:
beginning to turn srsy-thst you &C
surely Going to look old before your
time.
Don't wait for any more gray hairs %
come-eet . bottle Of HAYS HAIR
HEALTH today. Start In now and uic
ii regularly. ,
Those gray hairs will soon disappear
be restored to their natural color ard
ttay 20.
HAYS HAIR HEALTH will keep
you looking young.
Sl.00 and Soc at DRUG Stores or direct UPON
receipt Of price and dealers name. Send ioc r.
trial bottle. Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark. N. p.
WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS
The evening world., 1912-01-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
FONT OF NEW YORK,
ARRIVED.

~ OF auahse. .SAvsnnAh
,nnps oalwes'on
,'iitnSa .IviN0UaI
y a5nruuE .Hambsne
= sa'r Antwerp
The evening world., 1912-01-09

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
y TO-DAY.
Tscsa. ialsrro. IAtuauis. iJt.u.
ALBANIA. lAnhura. hh~D. ir.n.n
Excelsior, NotterdsIn. ssxfoya' Uaan
c~nturvJ, Porto Rico. n Monte. New 1rssc.
Nan1sni1O. Nsnxsnillo. CounsI, Mobile
San Juan. San Juan. trsuahpe J,ri~o,viii.
Bluechef. sOu,hanpto, Rio Grards. Br,n.xieh.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-12-04
EAST BURKE
Quarantine for Smallpox Rails
Personal Items


personal Items
The quarantine has been raised at
George Gilson's, the whole family,
Mr.. and Mrs. George ellison and his
three children and Mrs. Gison's sis
ter, Miss Lillian Pinney and hired
girl, Miss Ella Hart, hired man,
Frank Jenkins, have all had the dis
ease. 1t is hoped now there will be
no more cases. There have been no
new cases reported in the west part
of the town.
Mason Stone from Montpelier
spoke here Sunday at the Methodist
church at three o'clock, to the mems
meeting on his experience in the
Philippines, which was very inter
esting.
L. A. Darling, F. E. Mcdonald and
Carl Ball returned to Montpelier
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Streeter, who has been very
sick with pneumonia and has not got
along well from the first attack, is
having it over and is very sick. At
her age it is doubtful if she gets up
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. D. Bemis spent
Thanksgiving with her SON, Charles
Walter in Lyndon.
..
little son, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ward.
School commenced in the White
district with Miss Hoyt from Lyndon
teacher. She boards with Mrs. Perley
Jenness.
Mrs. Sadie Lane spent a part of
last week with her son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs TaSSe. lane
H. d. Webster has sold the gray
horse he bought of +. e. Temple to
Mr.. Pepperman.
Mrs. Charles Ball is quite lit
tie better.
Mrs. Florence Freeto is helping
Mrs. R. A. Eggleston. Amy Burning
ton, who has been working for her
is at home sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Massey from
North Danville were guests of Mr..
and Mrs w. H.. jeffrey Sunday and
Monday. He goes Tuesday night to
New York for few days visit among
friends and from there to Florida
where he will spend the winter.
Among those who spent Thanks
giving here were Mr.. and Mrs. Grin
Curtis from Sutton, with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Sias; Mr. and Mrs. r. It.
Parker and Master Leon from St.
Johnsbury with Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Godding; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stafford
i and daughter. Ava from Lyndonville
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drown; Mrs. Scott Stafford and
children, Fred and Kenneth from
st. Johnsbury with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. III. H. ellison.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-12-04

The Christian Endeavor and Ep-
worth League met together tuesday
night for their meeting.
The Hard Time social" advertIs-
ed for Friday evening, Dec. 3, will
be Thursday evening, Dec. 8, with
Mrs. W. b. Goddlng.
Willie Phillips Is here from New
York visiting his mother, Mrs. Erta
Phillips, ana other relatives.
The Ladies Aid meet tins, We'd
nesday, afternoon with Mrs. Jennie
lIlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Burlington
from Lyndonville, spent Wednesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. h.
Temple. Friday they were with Mrs.
and MRS. George burlington.
The social last W eunesday night,
given by Burke grange, was well at
tended and $3.50 was added to the
treasury. The next regular meeting
night is Dec. IL and is election or
officers.
J.. Milo jeffrey is boarding at the
Center with Mrs. Dennis Rivers.
Frank Counter has bought another
nice pair of work horses and is able
to drive himself now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sherburn and
son, Arthur, spent Thanksgiving in
Lyndon with her parents; Mr.. and
Mrs. Batchelder at Lyndon Corner
with her sister, Mrs. Sadie Morse.
She returned home Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Mcdonald with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cutting
in Concord; Mrs. Dow and friend.
Mrs. Kenney, from Littleton, N. H.,
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley;
George Randall from North Danville
and Charlie Miles from Wheelock,
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Eastman and
daughter spent Thanksgiving in St.
Johnsbury with their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cut
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