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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
BALKAN STATES TO
BUCK TRIPLE ALLIANCE

Belgrade, Seryia, Nov. 9.--'The
league of the Balkan nations In utterly
opposed to making Albania an auton'
OmOus state AZ desired ny Germany.
Austria Hungary and Italy" said
Premier PachltCh Uf SerViH today.
'"he premier laid emphasis on the
fact that the allied Balkan states
were working In harmony On all quea-
tions lie declared they demanded
the complete dlsappearance OF the
sovereignty OF the sultan from east
ern Turkey and the division OF the
territory among the victorious nations
belonging To IN" Balkan lengue.
The partition Of Turkish territory,
he said, haI already been arranged
along broud lines by the allies, the
only questions left open for dlScusSIOn
being those relating Ia the destiny nt
Constantln0ple, SulonikI ana tho DaT-
dn nclles.
The fate Of Constantlnople and the
DnrdHnellcs. said the premier, would
be left to the decision of the Euro
peun powers AZ for SalOnlkl, how
ever, the Balkan allies had not yet
reached an agreement AN to who was
to have IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
BLAMEs YOUNG TURKS
FOR DECADENCE OF ARMY

Paris. Nov. 9.--ohazi Ahmet Muk-
tor. PAaha, the veteran victor Of kars
In the Russo Turkish war Of 1877,
and a former grand vizler explained
tho Turkish defeats thusi
The Turks have ruined all our
army. The former part OF the Offlc.
ere came from the ranks and the re-
mainaer from the military schools.
The young Turks did not like that
EyateIn. They began by pensiOning
or finding other situations for the
men who had risen from the ranks
and replacing them by youngsters
from the military academy. During
three years about 1890 joined In this
way, but all OF them were too young
aand inexperienced.
"Our battalions OF infantry, which
are SEQ strong. had only seven OfficS
sTs each al the outbreak O7 the war
whereas In the past they had always
sixteen or seventeen. What could
you expect our brave soldiers to do
without officers and without food.
for We have no cOmmlBsary depart
meht. They could do only one thing,
they lied"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

man. He thought II was me and was
afraid | would tell.
"Ho paid my expenses and said he
would see | was paid for my work.
Later was told 20 20 10 union
headquarters In Chicago.
When l got there Richard II.
Houlihan. financial secretary OF a
locnl union. handed me an envelope
contaihing ti65, adding q friend had
loft II for me.
"Nockln said he was going ~ keap
nv pretty busy after that and he was
E"ing To Buffalo. N, y, to look over
u job und when got telegram
Gigncd Ping or clark was tn come
fcw days later got n telegram say.
Ing. Meet me In Buffalo and make
II heavy meaning make the charge
heavy The exptoaion occurred In
Buffalo July l."
MrMunignl testified he met Frank
NJ. Ryan, president Of the union he.
for" dynamite was talked about.
chester Krum, st. Louis, for the
defense objected To McMnnignrs tcsti.
mony on IN" around that hls record os
~ defendant who Ind confessed made
him incompetent. The objection was
uNrrruled
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
PopulaCe and Army Alike
Threaten Revolution in
Event Government Treats
With Invading Christian.
SULTAN AWAITS DEATH
IN IMPERIAL PALACE
Bloody Massacre Believed In
evitable in Event of 0ccupa.
ton of ConStantinople by
Balkan Armies.
tRy Leased Wire to EvsnInE HeTaIdl

Paris. Nuv. g.-"Neithnr ! nor the
Sultan viii ever abandon CONSTANT
nupl" My sovereign viii await death
In his palace; I In my office" thus
Kiunil pnsha, Grand Nizicr Of Tur-
key has addressed the ambassadors
at the powers.
EiamIl Pashu informed the ambas-
sadors In ConstantnOplr that he
would maintain order there until tn"
end. and according To II dispatch to
the Matin today. II, however, the
Turkish capital should he occupied
hy the invaders the Grand Vizier de-
clarea that he could not be answer.
able for what the evaporation OF the
population might lead TO. Anything
that might happen then would be
un the conscience of Europe he said.
Noradunghian Pasha, Turkish min
lister of foreign affairs, In directing hf-
fairs with singular tenaclty and de-
vOtIOn In spite OF his So years. He
appears TO be infuslng new life into
the population OF the Turkish capital.
For eleven days he has not left his
office. lie eats there ana sleeps
there throwing himself In the early
hours OF the morning upon n military
bed IN order Ia snatch few hours
TepOse,
General Mahmuud Mukhtar Pasha
was sent by Nazim Pasha, the COM
mander In chief 10 notify the grand
viEler that the Turkish army would
not accept either mediation or inter
ventlon. According to II special dis
patch to the journal from CUnStnntl-
nnplc. the commander. In chief de-
Clared that II the government did not
heed the wishes OF the army. the sol
dlerA would come 10 COnstantinople
and cHnnonade the offices to prevent
disbursement OF the empire
The leaders OF the committee OF
union and progress also informed the
grand vlzier that there would he n
terrible revolution unless the Turkish
army continued to fight TIN the last
ditch. Az result of this and the at
tltude Of the army II IN understood
KiAmil Pasha decided to abandon the
idea Of asking the powers 10 Inter
vene.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
HERALD MATINEE
MAKES Immense
KILLING WITH
1000 KIDS
Crystal Theater Packed With
Youngsters to See Moving
Pictures Free This After
noon.
OFFICE BEsIEGED WITH
TICKET APPLICANTS

DO kids .llkc muN INK pictures?
The best answer tu thla question was
the Jam of youngsters which crowded
thr crystal theatcr this afternoon for
the HEHAI1D'S FREQ Children's Mat
inee. The place was fairly alive with
them, l,00O tickets having been given
away to the urchtns this morning ut
the Herald Office so quick that they
seemed to smoke going over the coun-
ter The boys and girls commenced to
come yesterday afternoon and this
morning al 1880 they were wedglng
into the Herald office In droves. At
eleven o'clock the seating capacity
limit was reached and the little ones
ha" to be turned away--whiCh wds "A
good deal harder to do than TO take
candy from children" IL was tho
one drawback to the fun--but tho
theater couldn't he stretched and the
HERALD wanted every kid to have
a seat.
They began to arrive at the Crystal
at o'clock and from that time until
the theater opened AZ they almost
blocked the street.
And did they enjoy It?
Say,
1t was the greatest sight you ever
saw In your life. Tho pictures were
specially adapted to entertain child.
rem and II was tho greatest circus on
earth tO watch them. They giggled
nnd gurgled and roared and whooped,
The pictures. especially Buster and
tho Gypsles," aud "rhe Magic Wand"
were OF the Kind thai make a strong
appeal TO the youthful maginAtior
aud they enjoyed every minute OF the
snow. To say that the HERALD on
IOyed giving the Kids tho good time II
putting II rhlidly.
We are ~ AsoFrS M we can bs that
some OF the little folks had to be turn.
ed away and promise them that ono OF
these days the HERALD VIII give
them another show.
The heat part q! the matinee today
was that most nf the Kids we're little
boys aud girls whose mammus and
papaE don't often have dimes 10 give
them to x" 10 pictur" shows and II
wus u rcd letter day for them.
Manager sherman of the crystal
took good caro- Of tho youngsters and
the performance was success IN
every way
Just to add the inishinR touch G, o
Cushmun oi the r.. l.. Washburn com
pnny gave every kid whistle. adver
tlsing the Wnshburn store and the
noise they made az they Jostled and
packed around tho door OF the crystal
was something denfening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
BATTLEFIELD STREWN
WITH TURKISH DEAD

T'skup. Nov. S.---The battle which
resulted In the capture Of the Turkish
city Of Prilip. Tor Perlcpo) by the
Servlnn troops was one Of the most
severe that has been fought on this
ride OF the Balkan peninsula. The
servians lost $500 killed and wound
ed while the Turks suffered 5000 in
casualties. The bfSttlcfield is still
covered with cOrpses.
Owing Ia the broken nature Uf the
country ana the poor railroad com
municatIOn, The members Of the red
GROSS society are encOuntering the
greatest difficulty IN dealing with the
wounded.
The fail Of the Turkish stronghold
at MOnaHtiT. which Is now being at
taoked ny servinn and Greek columns
Ia expected hourly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
PO|NDEXTER QUITS
REPUBLICANS IN
SENATE
Gentleman from WashingtO
Declares He Will Line UP
With PrOgressives at Open.
ing of Session.
my Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald

my Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Spokane Wash, Nov. THAT tho
Republican party cannot longer count
on senator Miles Poindexter Of WASH
ington, whether that party has ma
Jority In the senate. WAS his own
abatement here today.
II ran Tor congress and the senate
as a progressive Republican" Senator
POindexter said. "I suppose now
shall leave on the last word. II In my
intention to start the next session OF
congress az IL member of the PrOgres.
sive party. declined to cuucuA with
the Republicans when they we're
strong and fail 20 see why I should
do 80 when they are weak"
Senator PUIndexter's abatement was
made In answer 10 a query az 10 whom
he would support for president pro
tsmpore of the senate when congress
cOnvenes ln Recember.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
TRYING EXPERIENCE
OF BOARDER
Warned to Leave by Husband
of Family LuoklesS Man Is
MOrtally Wounded by Mis-
tress of House.
Inv Leased wire 10 Evsains nsralal

(by Leased Wire % BVsAinR nsFaIal
Grand Junction, colo. Nov a.
Joseph Waters was shot and. probably
fatally wounded this morning by Mrs,
Lena Rehkugier at the Rehkusler
home near this city. Waters says no
began living with the family about
five years ago In Cripple Greek ana
came with them to Grand Junction
two years ago. Yesterday according
10 his story, Chris RehkuSlcr told him
that his wife and Waters must avoid
each others company. Waters said
he was packing his grip this morning
when Mrs. Rehkugler entered the
room, drew a revolver and fred Ave
shots, three taking effect. Waters is
In the hospital here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
BIDDING FOR BONDS n
IIfKHT.Y To pR AYR

state Treasurer o. N. Marron who
returned from santa Fe yesterday, has
placed advertisements OF the sAlo OF
bonds In New York. Boston, CLEVELAND,
Chicago and other financial centerS
and II Ia expected that tho bidding
will bo active. Tho story OF the gs6-
Ia Fe and Grant county railroad boGda
which have been hanging like q Gfoud
over tho two counties and the state
for nearly thirty yeRrs, Is very famll-
lar to every New Mexican and la we'll
known throughout the financial world.
Issued originally to secure conBtrucs
ton OF railroads into Santa Fe ana
silver city, the bonds were rspudlated.
declared invalid by the United states
supreme court and later validated by
act OF congress. Grant county paid
the interest on its bonds. but Santa Fe
county never paid interest and AZ a
result tho burden OF that county had
become enormous. The payment OF
tho debt will be boon to both coun-
ties and lifts the last veAtige OF cloud
from tho credit OF the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE
DEFFNSES MATTER OF HOURS.

VIpnnn, Nov. D.--Thr BuIEnrIanl
are now attacking with all their
strength the remaining Turkish pu-
sitlons about Tchatalja and the fall
Of these vital Turkish drfenses In
front of Constantinoplc Is only mat
ter Of hours. according Ia today'S
dispatches from the Rcichspusts cor
respondent,
The Bulgarian third army has pen
ctratcd far into the forest region to
the south of DcTkes Lake, prrpar0-
tory IN the advance on Constaniino-
pie, while the first army Is engaged
against the main Turkish position
east Of TchatulJa. This position II
not yet completely pierced, hut the
end Of the Turkish resistuuc" appears
to be- In sight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
COLER SAYS CREDIT OF
NEW MEXICO Is EkYrABIIt8HAED


Dlrd s. Coler, OF the banking house
~ c0ler and company, New York, the
principal holders OF the bonds. and
who has been the principal in the me-
Kotiations looking to q settlement. ar
rived In Albuqueruue last night ana ~
BpendlnE the day here calling on
frlenda and seeing Albuquerque. Mr.,
Coler expects TO remain In New Mex
leo until the fnal sale Of the bonds
and the closing OF the matter.
~ settlement has been agreed up.
on by the state loan commission"
said Mr.. ColSr 10 the Herald THO
morning, ION the basis Of the issue %
Sl,l9B,0OO OF stata bonds. wiping cut
this Indebtedness ana closing the ina
cldsnt. The bonds will be Goid en
December leth. l believe nat all %
us who are interested IN Nsw NaeRic0
and lts progress and development can
afTOrd TO congratulate .94faote8a emo
the state upon the nnal wipinn out ae
this Indebtedness. New Me&icO hae
enormous resources and the develcps
ment OF thoao resources means proa-
porIty for ~ ell and the buil6lng %
great Commonwealth nero. THIS
payment OF this Indebtedness. ~ pNeal
vided for b. the grant of lama n tnS
enabling act. the provision cf tina con.
Stltution and ot the state ieainlAenFe,
places New Maxlce on IN equal eoets
ing with the most pEoaporoua states ~
the union. 10 - far 40 state cFaA.4
IL CONCERNED. u gives thig state
credit basis which y ahsolnltlY eet1N
ana Il IneAns an enormpuH lnoRa0n1 iA
eOnf,dence ~ iuanoloa olHelno llt NeN'
Mexloo as 4 aala 1aR in11n Ileoe(IneHl
TheTe h nnlhlnR now g ptesoAt eH4
Eolna forward ana u eanBia v me thal
no state ana 40 p8opIb epula neN eo
q brighter future ~ one which Hee
more fully assured"
Nj. coisF was oAa ot enc slaa
Cceatlapsa eA.Pass I. Qsa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
SERIOUS DISORDERS
RrpORTED IN CAPITAL.

Paris, Nov. 9.--Scrlous disorders
are reported 20 have broken out In
Constantinoplc where Kurd shldiers
are killing Christians In the Galatu
quarter, according to special dis.
patch from Bucharest. Rumaniu, pub
lished by the Paris Midi under re-
serve. Some buildings Of the Turkish
capital are said to have been sst on
fire. The banks and foreign embaA-
sizes are guarded by detachments or
Turkish troops who are still obedient
To discipline.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
MAY ENTER
PLEAS OF GUILTY
PERSISTENT
RUMOR
Attorneys for New York Des-
peradoes Deny Intention on
Part of Clients to Acknow-
ledge Murder
FIVE JURORS SECURED
FOR SENSATIONAL TRIAL
my Leased Wire 60 Evening" Hsralal

New York, Nov. 9.-Rumors were
persistent In ana about the criminal
courts building today that the four
gunner indicted for shooting down
Herman NOsenihal, desired to with
draw their pleas 0f not guilty and en-
ter pleas of murder In the second de-
gree. Their counsel denied. however
any such move was contemplated and
District Attorney whitman would
make no comment. The prisoners
themselves. Lefty Louie" Whitley
Lewis, Dago Frank ana Gyp the blood
had nothing tG ny.
There was no court session today.
The selection of the Jurors, Ave of
whom had been chosen Yesterday will
be resumed Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
AUSTRIA SENDS AIt1FY
TO SEHVIAN FTkON1aHtlR

Paris. Nov. 9.---Austria 10 sending
20 the provinces Of Bosnia and Hose-
govlha. IN other words toward the
aeFvian frontier. eighteen baiiaiioBh
drawn from the fourth and elGfth
army corps. according 10 the cHYres
hpOndont az Belgrade of the TtWp4.
who Gays he has obtained the tfe
tOrmaelon from a reliable SouFoo,
II 70 believed a tho BerVian onpltnl.
and probably Othsr powoss WilI ~
Ahsagia fog a. sxpIaandQn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
State Loen Commission, Afte1
Three Days Session Reaches
Settlement With Bird q
Coler Of New York. H.
STATE TO ISSUE BONDS
TO SUM OF $l,l20,OOO
Lifting Of Long Standing Rail.
road Debt of Santa Ts and
Grant Counties Firmly ~.
tabliShes Credit of State.

Following threO dayE' session OF
The state loan commission In Santa re
IN Monday. Tuesday ana wodnssday.
during which a careful canvas waa
made OF the aneisnt railroad bona in4
deblsdness OF santa Re ana dsaaa
counties, the commission yesterday
reached settlement with BIrd 8.
Coler OF New York. representihe the
bondholders, upon the basis Of "a. .1aSis
10000. > ~
state bonds for Sl.lSB.oO0oO viii ba
SOLD on December 18th, as thu Oalc@
OF the state treasurer in santa I'd.
lfting tho burden which haa oyora
shadowed tho two counties for years
and which has seriously affectaa tha
credit Of the state. ~
Tho loan commlsaion consisting OF
tho state auditor. state treasurer ana
attorney general reaohsd the esstia..
ment with Mr. Coler ana the interests
he represents upon the nasla provsdad
In the enabllng act. thu state oonati.
tuition and the act OF the Siret state
legislature. Tho enabllng cot made
u direct grant OF 100000 aeFea oe
land 10 provide Cor the payTnaas of tha
Santa 70 ana Grant county railroad
bonds -aAA tha Aaepnsd ,lnAeeoAl. :. ~ ,ii.-
Under the terms OF the act oe the
legislature authoyising the iasnnnca OF
the bonds the issue is TO b. eoid at
par TO tho person or firm bidding the
lowest rate of interest. Thia II said
to be n radical departure from the
usual custom, which 10 for the state
TO fix the interest rate ana the bidder
to offer a premium on the issue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
TWO SLAIN IN RACE
OUTBREAK IN TEXAS


~ bsassd WV y y NeeIhu neFeIdI
Fort stockton, Toxaa. Nov. 9.--The
fact that this town has tho only ma.
loon In radius oe.neariy "a hundred
miles has cause de- Mexican American
race outbreak. Two Mexicans were
killed ana three wounded last night,
and today all Americans are armed,
with patrol welthinE al the streets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
two hours Of the receipt Of orders
from the british admiralty.
EUROPEAN NATIONS IN
TWO DISTINCT CAMpS

. London. Nov. s.--ThouEh the ord
of the Balkan war apparently " IN
sight greater LanCer than II threa
tened Europe today 1he pow
forming the triple allionc, Germany.
Austria Hungary and ItalyD nnd those
composing the triple entent", ,E-ance
Great Britain and RussiaJ ATE divld.
cd into two distinct camps us To the
policy to be followed wher i.cace he.
tween Turkey and the Bnlkau nllit =
has been brought about,
Absolutely ignoring the threat Of
Austria Hungary that she wiz ma, toll
crate the Servlan occupation OF III
bania or OF a port on the Adriatic sea,
King Peters armies continue their
advance through the country they
we're practically forbidden 4" enter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
STRANDED LINER IN
DANGEROUS POSITION

fwy Isoasoa WtFs es nSOUtn8 wovaIa
Quebec. NOV. S.-ThO liner Royal
George. stranded since Wednesday
hlght on the rocks or the -. Lawrehce.
was taking water fast today and Il
may be- Impossible 10 save her. To-
DAY, Il 10 believed tho remainder OF
ere cargo viii have been taken OlR
and another sITOrt to doat her win BE-
made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
CoumeIl Wins Crotus Country nam.

Philadelphia, NOV. 9.--CoFnel won
the annual dual cross-conntTy run
from Pennsylvania by the SCORE OF 20
10 az. The race was quarter miles
through Valrmont park, and John
Paul Jones. the indiYidnal winner.
covered the distance IN 81 mluulea,
10 seconds, establishing new record
for the course. The formor time was
27;tS. made hy BsrnA af Cornell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
CAPITULATION OF
SALONIkI SIGNED.

Athens. Nov. 9.---The Capi,ulntion
ur the Turkish fortress ~ Salonlki.
aligned last night, according to an cf-
llcial dispatch received by King
George uf Greece. TwCnty-flv- III, us-
ana nf Turkish troops surrendered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
OUTER FORTS AT
ADRIANoPLE FAIL

Sofia. Bulgaria, Nov. 9.--The Bul-
garlun ormy besieglng Adrianopie to.
day captured Kartalepe ana PapaS-
tepe two of the outer lines OF the forts
defending the city after Il desperate
artillery duel The Bulgarian troops
suffered large number of casualties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Washington, NQR oa--It cost Com
granaman jane " Mann OF Illinois.
minority leadsr az ehs house, ts,ADA
10 be elected t4el Inasday. according
20 a report he has lust GISd with the
clerk Of the hVpA -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
RpIaIaM BATTLEaHIPs
I.L..L. Ia nIInlMIalI WATEna l !.

malla. Nov. 9.--The British battle
nsipa HibeFnla. Britannia Common
Wbnllh and LSOminlon ana the erEt-
ear mack Prince left here today for
~ nsaE east They sailed within
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

lcoallausa 0A-Rala 4 alA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
Koa go Il in Sl,s HERALD.
atEty Gents . month or 10 csn,a
q Wees doiivercd ~ soaF aoor,
nftI Coaas b. @aIl.