davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-11

English style. MT. Henry Speers has just finished very elegant home. The architectural design is Spanish. Mrs. D. l.. Bain has new house next to this, quite imposing in ap- pearance. It will oe very handsome when completed MT. A. w. Nunn has very attractive and home-like place next to MT J. iB. Speers. Mir Tracy Mills has pretty home, just across the avenue from MT. Nunn. These beautiful places make West Sixth avenue one of the most attrac- tive resident sections of the city.
 On Fifth avenue pr. J. F. Simmons has an imposing looking and very handsome home. Mr. P. F. Byrd on the same street has a beautiful place. Mrs. M. E. Smart has a charming house. MT. Will Nichol has an at tractive home
 These new places, with the many handsome ones, of not such recent date, make Fifth avenue lovely street. The number of fine shade trees add greatly to it's attraetiveness. On Main street Mrs. c. Gl Newman and MT. and Mrs. Ed Freeman have an artistic, colonial residence, recent ly finished. Mr. W. D. Hearn has lovely place, corner of Main and Martin avenue
 Martin avenue is not a long one, but it has many beautiful homes, with we'll kept lawns and bright hued flowers and is most attractive. Mir. Leo Andrews has very hand i some home. MT. Clifton Howell and Mr. Virginius Wilkins have beautiful bungalows. MT. HI. Mann and MT. Crcss have new and very charming homes. Dr. E. IT Johnson is build- ing new home on this avenue. MT. Harry Trulock has 8 new and eX- ceedingly pretty home. Judge T. M Phillips has a lovely cottage home. recently built. Messrs. Lee and Hugh Fox have charming places on Olive street. MT. Jno. D. Wilbourne has just completed new and lovely cottage home. MT. Frank Tomlinson and Mr. J. B. Talbot have new and delightful suburban places. One of the most beautiful and at tractive features in Pine Bluff are the many splendid shade trees, love- ly flowers and grassy, well-kept lawns.
 There is a magnificent tree in Maj J. w. Ragland's yard and q very handsome one at MT. Matt l Hudson's home, and a splendid one on Ash street. When the desire for improvement causes such destruction of these grand forest monarchs. the beautiful shade trees, many hearts, particularly among the older people. felt sorrow and regret and echoed the sentiments, if not the words, of Geo. P. Morris beautiful poem: 'Woodman,' spare that tree! Touch not single bough;
 In youth it sheltered me,
 And I'll protect it now. Twas my forefather's hand, That placed it near his cot;
 There woodman, let it stand,
 Thy axe shall harm it not When but an idle boy. I sought it's grateful shade;
 In all their gushing joy,
 Here, too, my. sisters played.
 My mother kissed me here; r My father pressed my hand
 Forgive this foolish tear,
 But, let the old tree stand
 My heart strings round thee cling, Close as thy bark, old friend; Here shall the wild bird sing,
 And still thy branches bend.
 Old tree! Nthe storm still brave;
 And. woodman, leave the spot
 While I've a hand to save.
 Thy axe shall harm it not MRS JUNIUS JORDAN. Window Boxes. The boxes should not be less than eight inches deep. and flared at the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
pOITrE EXCHANGE
BFsrMEfN pOrENTNI'E.~

Nr, York oct - "A y1hlu dis.
utr,n rrom PARIS contains tnr follow
ing account ~ th" hrEiuuDug ul the
Balkan war.
When tlv sultan ct Turkey gave
orders tor arm, mobilization u' srut
To- the car at bulgaria s1ri, "' INIT.
lvi NIIh the lulluNinp letter. 'r,rui-
mana ETcndi Mobilize II ,uu Ike,
but Do, assured tht there lrr l, many
~uldiyts IN Turnoy ~ thcro 1rr grains
uI mlnrt In This sack. No", 30 ,"u
wish. declare var
.Tu" cars reply vat. bon kind liv
s.ul % ,,r, mucI smaller sI.h. uII,t
with uuy grains nr Ct most ,I,u..n' r'd
p,rprr ul the country WIN % went
the following declaration.
'p,ar sultan. rhc EuguNaus arc
uut numerous II Is true. hu, 10, assure
,d iuI' iu stuck your nos, iul" '1'u
anurs b. liko surkiu- o. into ulr u'-
tiuuul ,"udLruI TRY % uuh see,
Tu,a 10 sting yuu >" sharply rnG m"
,uu]c ot ASIA viii not u" du'r q" sand
you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
BOOKKEEPER TELLS
OF M'NAMARA' s
METHODS
Girl Testifies That Checks
Were Signed in Blank and
Turned Over to Convicted
Dynamite Conspirator.
my Leased Wire to Evening mrrnrd.

ny Leased Wire "a Evening Herald
indianapolis, Oct ~. In lin" with
the COutcutluus ut the urIrusr that
only the Mr\duluras aud Ortlr Me
Munigul W,rr uspun'ihlr tor "Npl"-
EiunS Mis- Mary Dyr testified at the
dynamite ruuspIraoN' irih to-day
that trank NJ liylu lud other ollic-
luls of the IRON W"rh,r. lniun ',,T'
seldom at headquarters Wh"u jobs
were being blown M.
Nllss Dye iuIm"r huuhk""prr tor
j. j. Mcnamara, secretary ut the IN.
tcrnuiiOnal Association ul BridR" uud
structural iron Workers WAS cross
examined hN the defense.
Mcnamara kept clos" lu head
quarters, the Witness said. hul I'rrsi-
dent Ryan Travelled about m" cuun-
try, visiting Indianapolis only once Il
month, Thr g"v"rumcur had charged
that In signing oh,rkS payable To- VI,
Nunnra, Ryan showed ho ku",, IN,
money WHs being used tor dyuauit
ing. AIiss Us, said Ryan ullru sign,
cd quantities at blank checks which
were Iill"d ~ bN MrNamaru q.
needed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23

fore the resumption this morning ot
the trial u' Police Lieutenant Bcckrr
Mt Mcintyre criticized the district
Hit"vu,, foi entering into stiruln'
ton with Rose, SChepps and others,
granting them immunity In ease they
testified truthruliy and had not iitrd
'hr shots that Killed Uosenthal
Assistant District Attorney Moss hr.
-,u summing up tor the state this
,Hlriuuon.
IT is OF No particular ruusruuru"
u hitch one OF these six men Indicted
with Brrkcr for the murder ut Her.
man Ruscnthnl tired the shot that
llcd him" Mr Moss said. ".rhH
are equally guilty
MIR. Moss vhtrgrd lH,h,r.- .ruus'I
with having mtsuuuIrd ln. urs'im"u'
ur Jack HuS, aud With nlury ,n IN
cludr Wus,S statement that i'r h,r
told him u, Vlulrd G"-,uluu "mur-
drr,d, d,uuwD,'d shot ul .iuaN,d
Mi M.luNry u,ud mat 10, md
misrcpr,-.ulrd lh, Evidence.
"Thtl. unl lru, aud you NuuV 20.
he shouted. shthug m- ,l,uuh,d us,
Ia Mr Mu-s.- Lt.,.
1T ,s true r,turDvd Mr Mos
and We Viii prov, o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
CASH RETURNED TO
CONTRIBUTORS BY
BEVERIDGE
Witness Testiries That $51,
500 in Checks and Drafts
Was Rejected by Former
Senator from Indiana.
"a" Lrn.rd Wire 10 E,rnInE mernldI

"" leased Wire 90 Evening Herald ]
Nd-husluu t,i tt.-. l.HrI y.
Wht,"mn. Il law partner {" lurmrr
senator Albert j. lj,,rrIlgr, testified
rn thy Chpu committee late today
that ,irora" ". prINius, l;dHard Me
Lrau and Gtirurd rru,hut srut drafts
umuuulIug Go &j,.oU tu Brvcrldgu
tor hs lauI rlmpmgu Mr. Perkins
has testified hr sent uuN tiu.n00 and
that I,\rrIdgr returned 1t.
Whitrumb testified mat $50, o,ooo
rInr nom Perkins. N,,uuu from ~.
ward Mclean, Il cousin To- lirNCridg"
and S2.nUD from clifford linrhui tie
thcn went un tu vXplntu that lirv"r.
idgr returned the drafts the day atirI
election.
"Mr. rrNrridg" asked me To- lnuk ~
some l"ttcrH on hts desk. | srw on'
addressed ~ George W Perkins aud
to II were attached three ohucks 81
drafts each tor SIu,UUU. Another lrl.
ter was addressed To- Edward MrlruI
ana utluchud Nis e check for t2,.nO"
lhr lhird letter lu Glliurd pinrh"I
v,s accompanied h, q N4,"OO check,
Mr Whitrumb said that Mr. Il,N,
,r'dg" hrld the money uutll uil"l
rh',tlun hcrurr returning II IN order
rp prevent ris use IN the campaign
NJ. lhuught IN" muur' Was srut t.
indiana tor gourrM campaign pur
pus"s.
My Information is.' said Srnn"u
rum"rru". "Ihat this money was t.
N, used m the event that the luu'
O." nv ,cui To- Indiana LN the uHti"uu
committee ala not reach Hlu0,Uuo. +
'h, iund fen short "r that sum
| understood thrsc drafts wrr" tu Zoe
ua.d tu making up that amount. ~
.u know that ~ Sp ''
"Nu / de- not believe that Is 80,
u.rlU,d Mr.. WhitrOmb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
MENICON CRY WITHOUT
NEWS or THE kUlIlsI,N DER

Mexico Guy nIt. 23.---Th3 MCNi-
c'u capital IN without news "r tho
Norts that ar" transp'"ing t"dlY at
vera tIuz, other thnu tho infJr'na-
tluu contained Ia AssOCid cd pruss
d'spul,h,S witch sometimes manngo
to struggle past the UonaOr and
wiICh are direct contradiction pt tho
official presentations,
several morning newspapers. In
cluding the Nu"ya Era, tho Officlni
organ issued extra editions giving
NiNid accounts ul lrdrrnl sucCCsses
uud rrl"l mislurluncs, but The re-.
ports are given un CrrdrnrC here.
Othcr dispatches received her" In
dlcatr that Gru. Aeu'lur rebr!
lradcr, with strong force II moving
In IN" rcu ur the federal troops giOng
thu M"Nicau railway,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
ROOSEVELT SHOWS
NO ILL EFFECT
FROM LONG
JOURNEY
w ounded Ex President
AWakes Refreshed and Hun.
CRY After First Night Spent
at Home on Sycamore Hill.
MAY RECEIVE FEW
FRIENDS TOMORROW
my Leased Wire 10 ,nrnIuE mcrnIdl

/ nv Leased Wire 60 iINrniug IicrHId !
oyster BAY, oct 80. y long mgh, .
sIr,p largely OFFSET the vcarisumr ct.
feet, oI Culun,l Huusryclrs utr from
chicago to oyster nay and lac v1~
greatly refreshed wh,u he awulv. this
mornus tie at once Declared that
h, vas hungry ana hts brrahuls' uns
prepared au hour before tho u.uu
time.
WORD was pi,ru uut THAI uu VISITORS
Wolld h' permitted Go srr tuluu,l
Euusr,olt rudu'. ll> phEs,uus told
INN Yesterday he must s", uu uu,
unul Thursdul ana tml uruu hl.
obedience ul lhyIi ord,t- 'ui rnsulIl,
rest might depend m~ chances uI rr-
suuug the V"rh ul lh. ,ImpaIpr
Eirr.
Tum"rroV tr the .tttyut continues
lu iupro," 10, will hr permitted tu
srr Gr"rp, " Pertains ~,u1I"r urN"u.
William n llut,hhIs~ .y..,, Nurh state
Progressive ,hauwuu aud few
other leaders tor , shoil ,uul,ivu,"
1T which h, viii ON, murr take
charg" ui lh, affairs of the pdrIN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
CNPITULATtON OF .
KUMNNOVA EXPIa TED

BuIgradc, ScIVia, oct 70 News "'
tho capitulatiou at the Turkish town
of KumunUya IN mUmcntrally expected
here. The third Scrvian army d'-
spite the desperate rcslsInnc" "l me
Turkish forces. has reached "lthlh
strlkinR distance NJ tho town
Az result Of yesterdays ightlhg.
the seryians also gained command ot
ths river banks and marched on 10
the plain VI KVssUvo. where later III
the day they captured Prisht'na'
The capture Of the heights near inc
town Of NUvlpnHnr atier STUBBORN
nghtinK II resarded ~ an Important
success for the servlHnS.
Details Of the servlan casualties
have not been Hiren hut they are be-
lleved to have been heavy
extraordinary scenes are Witnessed
in tha towns and villages az old Ser
via whsr they fall into the hands oi
the sssryian troops. The invaders are
Grestsd with epep arms, and refresh
menta afa t1reased upon the soldier
by the lnhabitantH who place eyer1'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
LUCILLE CAMERON
TELLS STORY TO
GRAND JURY
Alleged Victim of Jack John
son Witness in Investiga-
tion of Black Champion 5
Relations With White Girl.
my Leased Wire 70 Evening Hrrsldl

| Iy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald
Chicago, u'i g. Nervous ana
weak after her experience on the Wit.
ness stand Yesterday, I.urilr Cameron,
the girl Nnusr iniatudtIuu Tor Jack
Johuson, u'. pugllist, ted e." e., federal
iuyratigatIuu and Dr, arrest ui the
negro un q uhIrgr uI abduction. oEIin
appeared hriur, tine grand jury today
to cuutiuu" her story. II ~ reported
- reconciliation nrtwr"u III" rlIl aud
her mother, Mrs. T. 'am"ron-FD-
comet of Minneapolis, mas been effect
ed aud rftrr ia, court proceedings th"
girl viii 40 VITA her mother.
\ suit tor Ng5.UUU vas begun IN tn"
circuit count here today by willard
Davis, against 'Jark' Johnson for the
alienation ur ia" affections at DHNis y
wife. Davis ana nis vile are mulHi-
tor The Davis Woman X u singer.
formerly employed ia lh" champions y
care, and Is said tn be- the women VINO
was reported T." ha>" -hut th" negro
IN a JEALOUS rage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
SHOWMEN
PAY ROOSEVELT
AND CHARGE
WILSON
Report on Campaign Expense F.,
Shows Different Methods Of
Advertising Candidates anu
Platforms.
REPUBLICANS RELY ON
POSTERS AND MAGAZINES
~, Lrn.rh MIrr 30 E,cnlnE IIrrnId.

my Leased Wire 10 ENrnInE Herald
\,N lulh, 'nl -3 Directors ul
th, ihrrr ul',pur' Nuutirll commit.
t,'. h,ld vld,l, uUIurrul views us Il"
IN, best mrthud w running Il prrsi.
u.urlU campaign a,uuImg To- mtur-
NATION obtained iruu headquarters
n,r. showing uhrr, hundreds u'
u"usouds "l d''nua have gone th'e
Mlgllnr, newspapers hili buurd.
ru.'.r lud street ,'r ADVERTISING
Wrh.rmg upon the voter the ndmc.
uhr.,,m,uDs aud promises or l'rrsi
drul rNl las brru III, rhict tud
mu.i expensive rrttur, ul tho trpuh.
n,uu mluuu committees canvass
rho pradu,tlou and circulation of
"Lit,n,ur.. arguments aud urNs
lrtl,Is CO.. tu educational nature. tor
winch un wuu,, had tu b" ptld tot
publications has absorhrd tho great "
purt col tu, ,,-n collected h the pro.
gr'-sIN, muIuutl committee.
\ rruru rolilIcuu campaign, VITA
uu, hlI| uI lu, total expenditures d..
voted un aINyIrI-lug ana puhlcitN
Vurk aud ruiIN uuv-fillh given tn tn"
truN,ltur ,\u,usrs at speakers. rau-
dtdal's aud special organizers, has
,h,rtrrrItS.d rh" arth tiles at TIA,
b'm",Iul. 1utpuU committee.
Ihr b,mu,rttir committee nus al
su pItruutt,d the moving pictures
and has aprut un"ut $4,000 In this
form or ADVERTISING. The progrcsslv,
committee, "u the other hand. hn'
received muury rom certain moving
picture Cuurrrns, phOtOgrHnhCra unt
phunoErnph companies for the prlVi
l"gc Of reproducing views and re-
marks ut Colonel Roosevelt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
MaderO Army Enters Vera
Cruz Almost Without Re-
sistance and Captures
Nephew of Former Dictator.
REBELS SURRENDER
WITHOUT FIGHTING
Meager Reports from Scene of
Expected Bloody Conflict
Declare Causalties Were Tn
significant. g..
my leased wire 20 EveHIsr Hsrsidf

wv NFueFu "No W AaNNhAAk
Vera cruz. McSiro, oct. 23.--FellS
nidl, with the whole ui his STAFF wON
captured to-day and nll tho rebels dis
armed The casualties we're inslgs
uiiiCunt
GvncrU l.uis valdez aud Col. JlmlA
~ Castro with their respective cots
umns at Federal troops wore tho flrSo
to enter tie place. They met Mitla
only slight resistance.
cot. JnSr Dmz Or,iuz, of tho twcnlys
Iirst Infantry, who Joined Folk Dina
with hts troops when he first prO-
claimed thr revolution. has not yet
been captured. lie II u cousin oe
rcliN lbiaz.
when the federal troops entered
the city they first took possession uf
the customs house. They then seized
the municipal buildings and this tcle-
graph office,
Tho maturity Of tho men or the To-
hclliuIS Nineteenth regimen OF .lua
Iantry surrendered their HriuA wlth-
ouI fighting.
Tho hHrtR"ksl llvs which lsollp DiHa
aud his followers had concentrated
were then surrounded,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
thing they possess at the disposal OF
tho military authorities.
FIGHTING
ON BUIGAilIAN FRONTIER

SOFIA. bulgaria. oct 23.--Tcrr,nc
GGuttng vas IN progress today along
iIv whole bulgaria front. according to-
official dispatches. The bulgarian
forces operating against Adrianoric
reached Arda, y rcdoubt. situated to
the wet ~ tile Turkish stronghold
Nftrr. 81 sharp engagement the TURKS
l.d IN disorder leaving 10" dead,
Tu the unrll ct Adriau"rl" several
advance Turkish positions ha'" been
r.pturyd bN the Bulgrians after 'ur.
iuu- Hputing THE Turks He'd IrrciIH-
tlt.ly towards Adriuuupl", I"JNiug
MANY dead bvmnd them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
Attorney for Accused New
York Policeman Makes Flo.
quent Plea to Jury for Life
of Client.
CALLS BALD JACK ROSE
THE ARCH C0NSPIRATOR
Declares District Attorney,
Judgment Warped by Ambi-
tion, Has Been Duped by
Clever Cabal of Crooks.
my Leased Wire to E,enInG Herald

IN, Leased uIr. ,o T,.nInx JI.rsldI
New York. oct. g4 "Nnt , singl'
p,rsuu ..,,,. the rnur....,J murderer.
Iark Gu.. mas ever .,rurrtrd nrckri
win t,.., ruumrn.'
I'm rh,sr words John f.. MrInt,tc,.
,hirr .,uusrI for r,li., I,,ut,u,ut
Charles Ii,,Lr,. an tr.u ,h,rprd with
tho murd,r. ,l Il.rr,,, I;,..urhuI. n,,
puml,Irr r,da, sour,l,d IN, kr,nni,
,f an .,r,uruI A., tb,. r.r,ra II, ,r,,tt
his client rr u,r mui,,r.
II, tuIJ the urnts mat Ia inr mrs,
iJ,.. .ln.., musI find b,,ur, ,nu,t,t-
ing ur,h,r. ,hal ia. ro,I eunmru
wore guiIr, nI ia. ,,i.u. .nth,rvts,.
,h,. .,,sr yIu nIl" Ro-. ,ruId not
n, h,p,,,d m, CHARGED n,,,us. me
Was r,srtNiup to s.nc Inns own me.
sam S,hr,,rs "Iutdgr W,bI,rr and
II,r, Nallnu ne drunun,rd .- "muI-
d,t,tsr vlh ih, sam. uI,t,,t M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
CREDITORS OF MINE
COMPANY F0RECL0sE
Iny Lsnscd Wire 90 Eye1IpE Herald,

Iug Leased Wire tO EVehIBG Herald
Denver, oct, 2,3--l'urcClosure Of n
trust deed rur Sl23,On0 and the ape
pnintmcnt ~ receiver fur TIA" SIl-
vertOn Mining company X ASKED IN u
suit hled In the United states district
court today, Th" lIl0ernian banking
company Or Chicago and Joseph
BOrdeleUu arc made Co."dcf"ndnnts.
The action II brought by Vim. l..
Springer, NJ. j. Levy John Mackln
and Jacob Weber. all of Chicago. The
plaintiffs charge that the aifnlrs OF the
mining company are being mlsman-
aged that claim held by BOrdcleau
ls being given precedence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
Register Now if
You Want TO Vote

. Do yuu expect tn cast 20 vote Z
y for president ur the lnilcd Etui"s 4
y un November alh'
= n you do sou must II" r"Ris I
. tered
. IN" registration clJscs un Snt-
. urdnS. II YOU do not register I
y before that time SOr cannot vote,
. Go ~ your registration UffiC" I
. rEht now ana register
y Th" registration offices are ~ I
. iulluWW
y Precinct l2, first district. all 4
y east 0f second street aud north
q at Central avenue, Sew Mexico
. Cigar company,
- Precinct ., second district, all
. north 0f central and west uf Sec
y Ond street, liupp"H drug store,
Precinct -, first district, all
. east Of second street Hnd south
= Of Central. u. II. liUntrlght's
. store.
Precinct 20, second district, all
= south OF Central and west Of Sec
y Ond street, MalSon's hook store.
a q 90 a q . q D n q q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
Ohio Club VIII Meet
At7:3O Tonight

. The organizers Of the Albu- =
y uuerQuc ohio club gave out the q
. following notice this morning, 4
= which II of Interest 10 every ma Z
. tive son and former resident Of Z
. the Buckeye state;
. "All native sons ~ ohio ana 4
O oil former residents uf that state
. are urgently requested to meet
q with the ohio club promptly NJ I
q 1880 O'clock tonight at the head
. quarters at the Taft-Jaffa club,
y 2Oj West Central avenue. The I
. purpose of the meeting tonight is 4
. To extend real ohio welcome 10 4
. Congressman Ralph Cole who
o will speak In E.ks' theater to-
= night.
. "The club. headed by the band. !
. viii march from the Taft-Jaffa
Q club rooms Ia the AlvGrRdO and ,
y accompany MT, Cole 10 the the
. ater.
- Let every ohlOan be there
y promptly nt 7Ia0"s,
oNA AAM q q q q ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
COLORADO ROADS MUST
REDUCE RATE ON COAL
my Leased wire 20 Evening Herald

my LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald
Denver Colo, oct %. IRilruads
carrying coal from the Northern 'p'p-
RADIO fields To- Denver were ordered
today 10 put into ofrrcl rates iiNrd
hy the state railroad commission ~
II decision handed down 10y District
Judgr Greeley " Whitrurd.
The reductions involved are; lump
cORl from soc u ton to - cents; mine
run from ~ cents tu - cents; slack
from 60 tn 81 cents
The cas" was flied hy the ronsum.
"rs' LonEu" against IN" Colorado n
southern, IN" ruiun Pacific nnd the
Chicago, burlington ~ quincy rail-
roads,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
Marine charged Win I;mbcaslrmrn,

vallejo, cat, Oct .N,rs Clydc g. viii
COX, u marine attached t. the Mare
Island navy Jdrd, waE arrested an Inc
tormgliuu charging him Win olnbcz.
~liug 13,od0 last August. from u Bum
rr"rt, Kns., bank, Of which, II In Snid,
hr Was assistant cashier. \ letter
written him hy woman said to lbs
Hlr wife, nl ~ Joseph. Mo, led To his
arrest,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
Machinery Com,nn, CombInr.

ottawa, ont, Dc 90 The lmnl
Machinery company at canada b. Cd
combine ana ltS l"tsrs from tho par
'ul company IN Boston u'slririiug
lhr u~r uI leased machinery uprTul,
lu restraint oI trade, is IA" finding uI
lh, board ui Investigation constituted
uudrr llIn combines inyUstiJmtlun act
That lh, liur ui uu" thousand dollars
a d,n pr"'td"d Tor such violations 81
lhr ltv shalt not hrcomr "rt"ctlv"
for %, months, b. M h"nrd's recon-
nruditIuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
ALLEGED SLAYER or
ZELIG PLEADS INNOCENCE

New York, oct 2s.--"Red Phil'
Davidson, the slayer OF Jack Zellg.
WIS arraigncd before Justice corr ".
day and pleaded not guilty to the
Indictment charging him with Zelig'S
murder. Justice oOff set next We'd
nssday. October 80, as the day for hiu
trial and announced that a special
panel Of t0leBmsn would be drawn
from which 10 pick = jury.
The aTralsnmsnt teok place Just be-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
RIiNGGING GENERNE
LEAVES Los ANGELES.

I.ua Angclrs. eat, oct. 23,- Gen-
"rnl EniIianu SaluGar. Mexican rav-
ulutluuary leader, aud admitted Hyin-
puthiScr uf General Felix DlaS, after
several days stay In Los Angeles. lefs
tonight for Mexico with tho avowed
intention OF marching force OF 500
feVolutiOnista against JuarcE, RccOrds
Ing 10 the Times
Before lenving this oitv salazae
stated that his men wera well armed
provided with six tlsld pieces und de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
Hear Congressman Cole at
Elks' Theater Tonight

Ohio OF Al
tho authorities In nation
cunntr the Ot
Ia thc pcOplc -
manan desires fully lnfOned
thiE
should
Mir Cole,
Tho meeting viii promptly o'clock and tho attend
probably I 10 10
Special ladies and
cordially invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
NONIpNZN CAPTURED
HN AIDING SI.ilNINNS

London. oct .3.--Thr important
Turkish town Of NuNipd1.,r 90 tho
district ur tlr same name, Nds cap.
nrrd 70, the Srryans today utter So
,orc lighting, according f." e news
agency dispatch from \isn. ~rr''".
tn, ,ruups suffered heavy losses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
BRYAN SAYS WILSON
ALONE CAN SAVE US
my Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald

TWy IrnHru VIE ." ENF1IHB VTTHIU
philadelphia. oct, 20 ----W william
j. Bryan, campaigning In eastern
PENNSYLVANIA aud Delaware, today
spoke here ana urged th" voters ~
rlrct democratic congressman /" sup
port Governor Wilson II elected. MIR.
Bryan discussed the candidates, de-
hiring that Nj Tat constitutional
'y dlstrusts" rhr people; that MIR.
Roosevelt placed Mr.. TAFT In th"
presidency aud that h" failed In hi
duty to stand hy Mr. TAFT ANA help
him. ANA that Gu,"rnur Wilson would
give the country Il 'p"upl"'E govern
mant."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
OItOXCO'S FOLLOWERS
IN CIIIIICNIIlA BI2AEEN.

chihuahua, oct 23,.--A force OF
brUIcus udhrr"nts, commanded lay
Manuel turnvcO, was defeated today
with considerable loss 10y the trd"ril
troops ~ Mnilonn near Cotunlc, la
the state of chihuahua.