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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
LIST or DEAD NOW
ESTIMATED AT i.8f2'

Washington, April t7.--Tho follow
Ing telegram was received today by
the navy department from Command
or Decker OF the scout cruiser Ches-
ter. via Portland, Maine: "Carpathla
states that list Of first and second
class passengers and crew sent TO
shore. Chester viii relay list third
class passengers when convenient TO
Carpathia."
The message r. taken 90 mean that
the list transmitted by wireless from
the Carpathia go the station az Cape
Race, n. r.. through the Olympic eon-
tainH the names of OH the first and
second class passengers rescued.
OF the no persons who were third
class passengers. probably $40 lost
their lives The names Of 32S first
and second cabin passengers have
been sent ashore, leaving sac names
TO come. or these probably 400 arc
third class passengers and ii0 are
members OF the crews who manned
the lfeboats.
The dispatch from the Chester stat
ing that only the third class passenger
list had not been sent ashore indi-
Gates that 1i5 first and i67 second
class passengers lost their lives. With
720 OF the crew probably lost, the
total number Of those who perished
Is estimated az i,sl2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
SOUTHERN BANKERS
JAILED TO WAIT
HEARING FOR
SWINDLE
Grave Charges Filed Against
Officials of Insolvent Te-
tonia Bank and Trust Com
pany Result in Arrests.
PRISONERS UNABLE TO
FURNISH HEAVY BAIL
CDy Evening Herald 4. r. Leased wireI

(Dy Evening Herald 4. y. Leased wirel
New Orleans, La, April i7.--Fur-
ther investigation nto the affairs OF
the suspended Teutonic Bank ana
Trust company resulted IN the arrest
today OF A. Wasatha, vice president
and former cashier. on the charge OF
receiving deposits while knowing the
hank was lnsolyent He furnished
$4,000 bail.
Eugene 4. l3ushlcr. president. WAS
arrested twice yesterday. four times
in an lie is ont under $4,000 bail
90 answer charges of embezzling
Sc 500. making false statements. CON
ceallng the condition of the bank ano
receiving deposits, knowing Of its IN
solvency.
Joseph II. Gomila. director and
chairman Of the finance committee
made another trip 90 the jail today
ana decided TO stay rather than FUR
nish $4,000 bail. ne is held on siS
charges. two embezzlemeut. making
false statements and c0ncoaling con
ditlons and three for fOrgerics OF ap.
proxlmatciy $4,000.
Frank J. Braud, former cashier
charged with ombozzlinR $50. 600, In ~
jail in default OF 100000 ball Emil,
e.. RoehL w $. Rogers and r. y. Bru,
are held as material witnesses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17

corporation commission. and fixing a
penalty for the mutilltatiOn or do
atruction OF books or accounts BY such
companies. Two important good road
measures we're presented BY Mr.. Hill
ton. one was Ia. H. so. 90. requlr-
ing the marking OF ali cross roads and
diyerging roads In each county with
Index boards, Another was III. H..
No. 81, defining n public road and
prohibiting the use OF metal tlroa on
certain vehicles ON ceryain roads. Blaz
Sanchez presented H. u. No. 50. re-
qulring the state board OF education
% prescribe industrial courses for the
public schools and creating the office
Of an assistant superintendent 90 SUI
pervise that work. Representative
Mullins, Llcwellyn and Moreno elab-
GRATED ON bill 90 establish a chair
OF ornlthology In the agricultural col.
lege, state university aud state milf
tary Institute. Mr. Barth presented
a house joint memorial asking con
gress 20 amend the wool schedule
making the duty thirty cents on tho
scourcd basis. The memorial was
adopted by a vote OF AZ ayes, nays.
Several new bills came In the senate
yesterday and were referred % com
mittcps. The senate took no action
on any pending measures. II being
understood that the committee would
devote the time to work on meas-
ures now before that body.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
OVER TWO THOUSAND LOST
SAYS WIRELESS AlESSACs

Now York. April 1.-THE Camper
down wireless station al Halifax TO-
day aAnt the Associated Press the fol-
lowing despatch. eve are now IN
communication with Carpathia and IN
position 10 announce unoficially that
the Titanic struck an enormous berg
and sunki over two thousand lost;
700 survivors. mostly women, on Car
pathia." The attention OF the Cam
perdown station was at once called 20
the obvious error In figures which
would give the total Of lost and SUR
vivod az 2.7OO whereas the total num-
bor OF passengers ana crew is aboW.
2,200. In reply 20 this inquiry the
following further explanation was re-
ceived from Halifax: ''The Marconi
station reports that nothing authen-
tic regarding the lost is known on
board the Carpathla, hut the steamer
Franconla In relaylng the messages
from the Carpnthia says that the total
number of saved II only 7i0. There
IL no list OF missing on the cunardeI
and only a rough estimate OF her to-
tai passenger list. There probably
were more than 2,2OO on the ship "a
quite q number boarded her az Cher
bourg."
The estimates OF 1900 on board th'
Titanic have embraced the sailings
from all ports including Cherbourg
as far NJ the company's officials have
been able 90 learn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
CABLE SHIP To START
in SEARCH OF nODIFE

Halifax. April 1.-THE cable ship
Mackay- Bennett. which has been
chartered BY the White star line 20
go to the scene OF the Titanic disaster,
was being loaded today preparatory
10 departure, IN the hope that some
bodies may be picked up. Cofiins are
being Included In the cargo and sew
cral undertakera and embalmors viii
20 along.
The cable ship Mlnia, which was
near the disaster, has arrived here
with no survivors. Il had been hop
ed she might have picked up few
stragsicrs floating on rats or among
the wreCkHRe.
In addition to 1o0 collins. the Mae
kay- Bennett is taking 100 tons OF ice.
The mission of this ship recalls the
disaster 20 the steamer la B0urgOgne
when q ainiiar vessel WAS fitted out
here 10 search the sea for dead. AZ
that time moro than thirty bodies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
CONGRESS TO DISCUSS
SHIPPING LAW REFOTtAls

washington. April i7.--rhe senate
resolution introduced today, calling
for comprehensive investigation OF
the Titanic disaster. was ordered faV-
orably reported by the senate eom-
mittee on commerce this afternoon
and Immediately brought up In the
senate. The resolution WAS adopted
without discussion.
AZ n complement 90 the c0ngres-
slonai Investigation. the scope OF
which has not yet hecn fully deter
mined. Secretary Nasle of the depart
mont OF commerce and labor win take
up al once, with President Taft, the
entire subject OF safeguarding ocean
travel by more stringent American
shipping regulations. Tho disaster
has aroused congress, President Tar
ana the cabinet 70 the urgent neep
for immediate measures of safety foi
oceanic travel Il is believed thai
laws win be prepared at once ia con-
gross, based on the advice Of officials
OF the department OF commerce and
labor and American shipping exports
which VIII insure safety Of paasen'
gers ana crew in cases like the pres
ont. whore ample time existed fol
their removal IN ilfeb0ata.
No concrete program Of action hal
yot been outlined.
The congressional Investigations an
nounced hy ChaiFmen Alexander an'
Nelson OF the house ana the senate
committees VIII probably result u
the eummoning also OF officials Of th'
white star limo 20 state what precau
tiOna for safety are taken on th'
White star llnora
Government officials charged will
the enforcement OF the shipping law
and regulations were engroaaed todn
with the subject Of safety and pro
tocilon FOR Transatlantic travel,
- expected that Immediate reform
will be- demanded officially by th
government. and win be- onforcn
lthrough now laws requiring all Nea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
MORE THAN TlifRTEEN
mUNDIsEn IlAvE PERIsnEp

New York. April i7.--In faintest
louch with the wireless station ni
sable Islands the cunard liner Car
pathin. with s6s Survivors OF the
ianken Titanic on board. was creep
nR down the c0asl early this MORN
ng. making the best time for this
port that foggy conditions would
permit.
Speeding up the c0ust toward the
roscuo ship and hoping 10 set with
h wireless speaking distance OF her
before very many hours. were the
scout cruisers salem and Chester, or
sered hy the government az wash
ngton 20 make ail haste possible to-
Rard breaking the silence which 30
ar has kept the survivors ON the Car
.'Bnthia from makire known 20 the
outside world the thrilling story OF
hc Tiianlc's last hours afloat and
ho monentous happenings after she
lad taken her two-milo plunge 20 the
bottom off tho Grand Banks of New
foundland early Monday morning.
From the Chester AZ an early hour
his message camc' Expect 10 be an
ne Carpathia within three or -four
hours"
The Injection of the scout cruisers
nto the situation. indeed, seemed q
lfford the only hope OF opening ul
communication with the Carpathia
intll she reached the wiroloss zono o.
Nantucket. as she was apparently toe
|ar OF shore and her wireless np'
iarntua too weak 90 rcnch the sable
aland station in way 90 admit OF
ne ready transniiarion. Of messages.
That more than ia00 persons. pas
'onpcFa and crow, had gone dowi
With tho giant liner was the belle
hat grew into almost n positive con
lctlon aa hour after hour passed
u n estimated that Approximately
90 mombera Of the crew we're saved
heir presence 90 man the lifoboat
being reqlred 20 insure tho safety o
hc passengers. An estimate Of 4V'
ioorago passengers saved complete
he total OF N6S which tho Carpathli
haa nude known she has on board
~ the liata Indicate. the great ma
ority OF these arc women. IN
hames of only 20 mon rescued hnv
poem given in the ilntn toleeraphel
rom tho Carpatkia. whereas th
amea of 2f0 women appear m th
abulatlona. or tho 400 Htoeragc pas
ongora thought % be- saved u a. be-
leved that nearly an we're womeI
'ho men among the passengers seem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
DISASTER sJIlJECr OF
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY

Washington. April i7,--surYlyors OF
the Titanic disaster will be summon
ga 10 Washington 90 tell committee
OF congress the facts conoerning me
inability OF the steamship officials
10 save tho lives of all the pnsaen-
gers on the liner. Representative Al
exander of Missouri. chairman ~ the
house committee on merchant marine
and fisheries. announced To-Day an
Investigation in which tho paaeeneer'
win sivo the chlef testimony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
Former Delegate Will Have
Nothing to Say Concerning
Who Will Receive Federal
Appointments.
PIE COUNTER RESERVED
FOR PARTY MEN
No Near-Republicans May Ap-
ply is Word Given Ont by
State Organization; Truce
in Senatorial Struggle.
Especial Telegram 60 Evening IIoraId.) }

Especial Telegram 10 Evening iicrnld.)
Santa Fe, n. NJ. April i7.--As the
result OF reported efforts on the part
OF Mr. Andrews and some Of his fol-
lowers to gain control OF Che federal
appointments from this stale, the ne
publican leaders yesterday afternoon
took the matter up direct with both
Senators Catron and Fail. The re-
suit was prompt reply BY wire from
both Senators Catron and Fall stating
that they would endorse the appoint
ments or she Republican executive
committee.
This Information was given out By
member OF the committee last night
who stated that the kilograms came
direct TO Solomon Luna. the Repubh-
can national committeeman. 1--WE
are not prepared at this time said
a member OF that committee. TO fur
nish information as 10 the number Of
changes IN federal employs or as
TO who will receive the Jobs, You
may state. however. that the posi-
tions are going 20 Rspubsscens and
that no neRr-Republicans need ap-
ply They win also go to party men
although OF course the efficiency OF
the applicants viii be fully c0nsid-
cred IN this connection"
II Is understood here that the state
organization will still insist upon th'
appointment OF Socundino Romero n
the office OF United States marshal
What other changes viii be- made are
purely a matter OF guesswork. An
drewa friends still assert that no Il
going 60 stay In the game
II is not likely that any action TO-
ward the election OF Judge Fan Z
succeed himself VIII come up thii
week. Mr.. Luna and several mem
| bers Of tho committee have left te'
/ city. II Is stated. however, that tn
plans have not been abandoned 10 re
elect Judge FAN nt this session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
FUND STARTED FOR RELIEF
OF WIDOWS AND oRPIIAN'

London. April i7.--Although hope
that the list OF survivors Of the sunk
en- Titanic VIII be added 20 has prae-
ticaliy been given up, tho officers oil
the White star line in London. South
ampt0n and Liverpool again were be-
sieEed this morning by anxious In
quirers
some Of those who had relatives on
board remained at the offices
throughout the night
Thoao who waited IN the London
offices were mostly women whose
husbands had started for America on
business or to make new homes there
Tor their families,
While travellers generally under.
stood the fact that great liners do
not carry enough boats % accommo'
date All tho passengers and crew, q
the genera. public nown that an OF
board the Titanic did not have o
chance OF saving their lives IN this
way came as a rude surprise, and
there Is likely 20 be considerable agi'
tation IN and out OF parliament on the
subject.
The lord mayor Of London todal
opened Mansion House fund" fo
the relief OF the families OF the crew
0f the Titanic and OF any others lef
In needy circumatances1 consequence
Of the disaster.
a memorial service for the victim
will be held IN 81. Paul's cathedra
April 10.
Much indignation Is expressed her
in connection with the publication o
the telegrams stating that the TT
tnnic was In tow of the Virginian Jus
after the news Of the accident wa
received.
The electrical control 0f the bulk
heads installed In the Titanic In com
ing IN for much criticism. II II stat
Cd here that they are a pet idea @
Lord Pirrle. who insisted on intro
ducing them In ships built et Belfas
In spite of condemnation Of man
VOL known constructors who pi
their faith to hydraulic power
being far more reliable.
These constructors point out ina
even small mishap 10 liable 60 rem
der the electrical installation useless
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
SCOUT CRUISER EXPECTS
TO PICK UP RESCUE SHIP

Boston, Mass. April 17.-Various
radiograms received here today show
cd that several vessels are within
wireless range. either directly OF ~
one relay, with the steamer Carpa-
thia. The outward bound Boston
steamer Franoonia was Ia communi-
cation with tho Carpathla az . a. m.
The scout cruiser Chester said she
expected 10 sight tho Carpathia at
noon.
The scout cruiser Soien announced
she would stop on Nantucket light
ship during the forenoon and relay
messages from the Chester shore sta
tiOns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
Cunarder Carpathia, With
Survivors From sunken Tit
anic, Expected to Reach
New York Tomorrow Even
ing or Friday.
WIRELESS BRINGS NO
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR
ANXIOUS RELATIVES
Brief News Received Dur
ing Day Indicate That the
Death List May Exceed
Staggering Total Reported
Yesterday.

o The Cunarder Carpathla bear 9
q ing s6S survivors of the sunken .
y White Star liner Titanic was less .
n than 900 miles frpm New York ct .
y noon today and word was eager =
y ly awaited that would shed light .
= o. the catastrophe OF Sunday .
y night which cost 1912 lives. .
n Sable Island was in brief COM =
n municatiOn with the rescue ship =
y for q time this morning bat no .
p additional names Of survivors .
b were obtained. =
u Wireless Atntiune along the =
N New England coast were strain =
|9 ing 30 get in communication with .
n the vessel this afternoon and the .
u scout cruiser Salem was some .
n where off Nantockcf Tor the pur- .
~ pose OF relaying ashore through .
~ her sisted Cruiser. the Chester. .
n some connected account of the .
p disaster. .
e In New YORK the white star .
~ line officers received brief .
IA wireless despasche saying that =
~ the Carpathia was 596 miles =
u from the haruor entrance This =
N should bring her into port either =
b late Thursday Night or early =
n Friday mOrninE. At Halifax the =
cable ship Maekay nennett has
y been fitted out 10 so 10 the scent =
ID OF the disaster. Cnlflns, ice and =
ombnlming materials were loaded Z
aboard In the hope that many Z
bodies may be picked up near Z
the scene OF the wreck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
cARPATnIA EXPECTED
IN PORT TOMORROW

New York. April i7.--The White
Star line made public this morning
iho following unsigned messoge from
the steamship Carpathia, probably
relaycd 20 New York; "Corpothia east
OF Ambrose 696 miles IL D.. m. Tues
day. All we'll"
By Ambrose Is meant Ambrose
channel, the entrance of New York
harbor. Tho lines officials think the
Carpathla win arrive here about ?
o'clock tomorrow night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
WOMEN AND CHILDREN ALL
SAVED Is CIIEERING WORD

New York. April i7.--"Al women
saved. on the Carpathla.' This
wireless despatch was received today
from Mrs. Caroline Bonneii, one OF
the Titanic's rescued passengers now
bound for New York on the Carpa-
thia.
The message came 20 II W. Bon
nell Of youngstown, her brother, stop
ping at the Waldorf Astoria, frcm
Mrs. Bonnelrs uncle, on the Olympic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
Deadly Sweet Potato
Again Claims Victim

Especial TeieEram 90 Nvening Hegaidl
. Roswell, y. ~. April i4.--rho
= deedly sweet potuto has again
. got in its ncfarious ana porni-
. cious and deadly work
Mrs A. T.. Whitoman, wifa of
. the retiring alderman from the
. Firm ward. was taking ran OF
. baked sweet potatOes tsom the
. oven today when one burst with
. "a terrific detonation. hitting her
. aquafely in the eye. 10 was
Q Thought at first She would lose
. INC aight but she Will set OF
. With a black ego FOR a week
. Or ~.
. When win women learn how
. 90 treat ausollne and sweet po-
. tntooaf
.ANoeoe4A4oeNAaA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
ALL SURVIVORS ARE
ABOARD THE cARPATHiA.

Montreal April l7.-Air. Hannah OF
the Allan line received this afternoon
the following message from the Cap
tain OF the Carpathia: "As far as
know all the survivors OF the Titanic
are abroad the Carpathia"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
IcebergS Responsible
for TwelUe Big Disasters

Icoberss are one OF three sources Of
peril 70 vessels navigating the North
Atlantic. The others are fog and
dereiicts.
In the last fifty years there have
been twelve disasters for which ico-
hergs we're responsible. A majority
occurred OF Newfoundland and the
Grand hanks. near the Titanlc's grave.
The ll1l includes;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
ToDAY's GAMES.
National League.

National feAguc.
Al -Clucinnafi-Chlc
game postponed on account Chicago
team delayed by wreck.
AZ Observation-Disclosures Brook
lyn games postponed, rain.
Al BOSTON
Boston I z; g. New York A.; 2; i.
Brown and King. Whites and Meyers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17

Al Cleveland--st. Louis-Cieyeiana,
no game, rain.
AZ Chlcago-Chicaeo Detroit, no
gnmc. rain
At Philadelphia; Boston-Phliadei-
phia. rain.
Washington-New York game post.
pOnod. rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17

American Association.
AZ indianapolis - Mlnnoapolis-in-
dlRuapOiis. no game. rain.
AZ Commbus-c Columbus milwaukee,
game postponed, rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17

were found floating near the scene Of
the disaster. although the vessel did
not sail from Halifax until week
after the tragedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17

TopAVs NEWS TopAv-You
set u ii shs HERALD. si'ty
eents q month dsllvsrsd a. your
door; Hfty csnts BY mail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

san hnfo been pI|4'e1 shh d|hribnl
"a. besides several million pcstafn,
dlfplay cards and other forms Of adj
vcrtislng literature
Last year over sEeoo.ooo assls
we're sold; In 1874 over si.ooe. poe.
in 1903. shout as.oeo.ooo. and IN
isos. the first year of the aaIe. only
~, bo0.Qoo. m en-, the sale IN the
four years has realized nearly si.ooo.-
geo for the antl-tubefoulosls cam
psirn. since All Of the money from
thin movement sots For the proven
ton Of consumption.
New York state sold lhs most seals
IN 1911, dIsponinr OF D.SB6.seS ohio
came next with s.soefsos wisconsin
third with 2.sia.itt. ami Illinois
fourth with 2.iOi.ssz. Texas showed
the greatest percentage " rain. hay-
Inc Increased ~ sale from 100, 600
in 1919 to over i.2so.oD0 In 1911.
indiana showed she second greatest
gain. with on increase from sss. 100
In 1910 20 i.2fs.sts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
.DEMING NANQUETS
THE GOVERNOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and
Party Will Be Shown Over.
Mimbres Valley Tomorrow.

Especial Correspondence a. Hefaid.l
Domlng. ~ NJ. July i7--Gover-
nor ana Mrs. W. g. Mcdonald wal
be given a banquet al the Harvey
house this evening by the DeminE
Chamber of Commerce. The next
day the guests wlll DC shown over tho
valley and thu town.
There will be- "A HOclal dance az tho
Crystal thcatef tomorrow night.
The Harvey house is being con-
noctcd with the city sewer system.
w. A. Nicholas aud Aida NicholnH
Of Albuquerque. are In Deming. Mr.
Nichols N field worker for the chit
dFena Home society.
G. w Although Of RI Paso. h
here on a business trip.
Edward orilEay, ri i.lano, Tex, u
here looking for location.
.. y. l.cakt, manager OF the Dem
ing brick plant. left today for q
months vacation ~ Kentucky.
H q. Bush returned this morning
from Tucson. Arix., where no spent
yesterday on business.
J. q. rOstiek. recently of Hurley
~ NJ. has opened new feed store
ON silver avenue. north Of fine
street ,sAA