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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

~haicves 90 Indicate suspicion OF
foul play ana nothing to indicate a
heart ur apoplectic attack Il pmin-
y was an accidental nll"
The remains were delivered here tn
the custody 0f Harry %. Stroue. or
strong hrothcrs, Albuquerque. who BE-
directing the conveyance of thr body
tU Alnuquorquo The start wt. uad,,
Tor ~"D"rr1 Immediately after the
inquest. and the party iou rp,urro ar
1880 iu special train The fuurul
train win make one brief stop st i.ns
Lunua and W'li reach AlbuuuerQur
about o'rIu.k
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
POISON FROM ROOT
Of PEACH TREE
KILLED POTTER
Coroner Announces Probable
Cause of Death of Unfortun-
ate Sculptor at Hands Of
Chinese Physician,



seattle. WASH, Aug Poison
trees, ana which was one ot the m
gradients of medicine prescribed hA
Lee Hang Chow. the chinese hcrn
doctor. ia believed by Coroner J. &.
snyder tu have caused the death ui
Louis Potter. the NrW Nurk sculptor
who died here Thursday while under
treatment Tor a dtrmal disease. The
presence of this poison tu be- shown
ny the chemists examining the stom-
.aCh of the dead man. An unHli sts Of
the medicine also ls being made ana
the police are institutlnE search ui
Pacific coast cities for the Chinese
doctor, who has been missing sine"
Pottcr'R death.
The woman who was with Potter at
the hotel where he had registered as
i'Dr Percy und Nlto. WAS found
last night al the office of physician
who has been treating her since her
collapse ut the time OF putter's dcuth.
She refused to reveal her Identity tu
Coroner sny der but admitted, the
coroner stated. that ahu had not been
lcg IN married tu the sculptor. The
CnluneT obtained her promise tu re-
main here until the missing Chinese
haa been found ANA the death ui tho
sculptor fully explained, From this
woman the coroner learned much ul
the nature of tho disease with when
Potter was afflicted aud also uf iht
treatment applied hy the Chinese
healer.
According 60 friends here, Potter
had long been deeply Interested in
Oriental mysticism. but none ul
those questioned had henrd nnNthinH
from the sculptor of the treatment he
Was UNDERGOING az the hands of IN,
Chinese.
Or SNYDER said to-day that hr DID
not believe that it wouid be- ueceas'tfs 5
tn hold an inquest but that % Grim
inal Information would he filed direct
as soon as the Chinese was found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO N
sEETIuNG WITH POLITICS.
(Speciai O,.rreHOondeacs 20 the usFaldl

ern New Mexico is literally scething
with politics Little uf the sccthing
has come .o tho suTfcCe yet but u
rs going Co break out during the COM
Ink week when the county convcn-
tiong are held and u Journey through
the southwest cou1ties gives about
an the evidence necessary that the
first presidential campaign la this
section is going Go furnish "a political
struggle such bs has never occurred
before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
REMAINS REACH AIBUQUERoUE
ON SI'IdIAL TRAIN

Tho remains of solomon Luna.
whose tragic death at Horse Springs
ranch. SDDorru county early Friday
morning has brought sorrow TO an
New Mexico. reached Albuquerque
this afternoon nt ten minutes after
two O'Clock ~ special train which
left Magdalrra shortly after 10
10 clock this morning.
Accompanying the remains were
some ihlrty CO.. more close friends
and relatives, and as many more met
the train az the Albuquerque depot.
The body WIS conducted directly Co
INC chapel uf strong Brothers on
North Second street. where u viii re-
main pending completion of details
ut thr funeral urrtuErm"utu
Accompanying the body were u
number oi men closely associated
with Mr. Luna Who were with him OF
urtr tp his ranch headquarters "a the
Time ui the accident Few ~ them
pared tn discuss ihr tragedy further
thtn tu confirm tho tuil rcpoft sent
Co. tho Herald from MuEduirnu this
morning. following thr ruTuurrH in
quest. tu tho effect thut death was
th, result oi un accidental Gul into
thr dipping yIt
At los Luuas. whore hrlrf stop
wHH made, Do number cot friends uf
the deceased boarded th. train. Al
business had been suspended iu Lus
l.uuGs until after the funeral Among
Those tDoumpuuNiug the budy to Nibu-
uurrIur were
Eduardo NJ pt.ru. Frank \ Hub
hrlI, Juan ptpru. n. D. lursum. ~.
81. buugh'rty. Judge NJ g.. Mc.hvW,
Judge o. A. Mann. Juan sanchez y
vigil Truulu chavez. AZ Los Luuus.
where the funeral train made p brief
stop. the following men hOHTdcd the
train and came tp Albuquerque An
drris Romero. W 90. Lognu. PM
Jesus G1llegos. In W. o. WutW,r.
simon Nrusiudt. Eugene kcmpeuich.
Rev. A. buchcr a large number oi
| ---u-- -LLM.L-L u LL- .LnL-.u I'm Lu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
-Four Men Slain and Nearly
Score Wounded When
BlOodthirsty Swiss Runs
Amuok in Native Village.
ARMED MURDERER AT
LARGE IN FOREST
Panic Breaks Out in Ranks of
Pursuers Who Shoot Each
Other Down Under Impres.
sion They Are Fighting
Madman.
CBy EveninE merala \. y. leased wIs.l

CBy EventnE Iieraid \. y. Leased wissl
Bcruc. Switzerland. Aug. 3i-A
iricnziod swiss soldier. Johann
schwartz ran amuck 81 evening and
transformed tho littlc town of ROM
unshorn, on Lake Constance. into 90
miniature battlefield strcwn witn dead
and dyinB
Tho soldier rs "a native of the town.
I'M o. nt ol madH ss hc seized his rifle
and shot every one within vans, of
the Windows of his house. killing four
und wounding slX men In Few mo-
monts iic then barricadcd himself
in mis- homo.
When nigIt fcll tno house was sur
rounded oN police and citizens. among
whom an hour or 80 later panic
hr"No out when they heard shot
Tho hosicgcrs. under the impression
that schwartz 1Hd comic among them
started firing aad shot one another
down until dozen uf them my badly
wounded un the ground
butug thD scare the mad soldier
escaped from hia house and Feed O.,
The forest whore hr is stIli nt large
ana armed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
COUNTY CONVENTIONS WILL
nE HELD NEXT WEEK

Win one ur two exceptions none uf
tho county conventions have been
held by uEy 81 the parties and all are
scheduled Tor from The ith To- the
7th, the last day On which the local
conventions can be- held. Win three
conventions in practically cyory
county u the state the next will be
about the busiest week Ia New Mex
leo politics far many moons and viii
only bee exceeded In activity hy con-
ventiuu week in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
PROGRESSIVE IIEADQC NIl1II,S
WILL go no SANTA fI

According To- Chairman NJ A.
otoro ct the Progressive party who
luu for Santa Fo this morning the
Bun Moose headquarters are to bc
maintained Boo Santa Fr ana viii open
immediately after tho convention.
Ther" are several usplrauts for the
honor ui starting oil the Uoossvclt
campaign here, but as yet no de-
cision has been reached as 20 whu
viii he recommended for the tenn.
pnrary chrrmauship Of the CunNcn-
tIun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
FIRST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN NEW MEXICO
OPENS IN ALBUQUERQUE DURING COMING WEEK

Monsrra assert joymlly that u is go
iug tu hr supplied. ready made aud
thoroughly equipped.
AZ this early stage In the game,
with little actual activity save among
q frW leaders. 90 looks as 10 Wilson
would carry the county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
THREE TRAINM { n
KILLED IN
WRECK
Northern Pacific Passenger
Plunges Into Freight on
Curve While Both Are TRAY
cling at Good Speed

'HI NNFaI"E HeFaId n =, Ieaasd VIM
Seattle. wash Apg 3i--Thres
tralnmcn were killed late last night
near haywood un lho Northern pa
ciic when west bound passenger 80.
and an extra freight train came to-
sether hend ON while rounding
curve. None of the passengers was
injured Tho dead.
W &c, srOVEk Seattle. Engineer
No q.
PAUL GIUD. Seattle, fireman.
l. T.. kurtz, Tacoma, engineer of
the freight
n is stated the passenger train bad
orders 10 meet the freight az May
wood. bat did not wait there. Tho
trains we're running about 20 mites
an hour when they met.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

Tho Luna place Monday morn
ing Sepombcr second at 10 O'Clock, in tho church the
ulhtc Conception, Aihuquoruuc.
This
Of
thc
De-
time and place made his afternoon in order tat the
Albuquerque tho
JOIN n tho last tribute respect to Mr. Luna have
tuuiN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
CITY WILL BECOME HEADQUARTERS
FOR ACTIVE POLITICAL WORKERS
FROM ALL PARTS OF STATE

Managers of PreConvenon Plans Expected to Arrive Dur
ing Latter Days of This Week to Arrange for Big Ser
les of Conventions Meeting 9Th 10th and 18th Men
Likely to Be Chosen for Keynote Speeches and Gossip
of Convention Programs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO LOOKS
LIKE CINCH FOR WILSON
WITH ROOSEVELT GAINING

Bull Moose Has Strong Following in Luna County and Is
Gathering Friends in Don Ana Where Organization Is
Already Under Way. Grant County Party Men Likely
to Stand Pat Within the Old Lines All County Con-
ventions Will Be Held Be fore September 9TH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Funeral Of Solomon Luna
Will Take Place in This
City Monday Morning

Last Tribute of Respect New Mexico Leader vii Be Paid
by Family, Friends and the People of the State i'll
Church Of the Immaculate Conception Where Solemn
Requiem Mass Will Be Celebrated at 10 O'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

I.unas Us a mark Of respect to Mr,
Luna.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

crya,ions tor the entire week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

VERDICT OF COR0NERs JURY .
AND ALL CONDITIONS SHOW DEATH
49,, FROM ACCIDENTAL DROWNING
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

Y, ". ~ htS, " his Cfowda
IN thc rest 80 tive country equal
thusc uf vermont b. viii bftsak
tiiNAn. Think 90 the culuuot
hrtwking down--cypn ~ lIg
talked to tiic whole population
nt unppi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
Yon Get IA IN the HERALD.
Sixty Gents a month or rs cents
. week delivered at your door;
fifty cents by mail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

rspecssi = TNs TISss-nspsschI
nsrica. Va, 0esseS 80 ssssnS-
oae ss H. S@ysM Csoey tSss yes:
0gr0ny W0D s0e1nuee0 - 49,. A
S3 1Ne N1eg4g(e1S - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
EUkER TOOK CEASE
CAR FOR JOY RIDE
Switched Number While Drunk
Caught and Convicted in
Police Court.

Edward J. Euker. Jr, eighteen yeefs
old. was fined $50 and c,sts and placed
under . 5000 peace bond for twelve
months yesterday morning in the
Police Court for taking the automobile
Of former Councilman George II.
Cease without the latter's permission
on Thursday night Euker told Jus
tice Crutchf,eld that he was drunk
when he to9k the car. and said that
it was the first time he had ever in
dulsed in intoxicants and did not know
what he was doing.
Mr.. Cease missed his car Thursday
night when he left the Richmond Hotel
shortly sitter . o'clock. A4tsr he had
made apersonal search and was unable
to locate 1T he notified the police that
ii had been stolen.
1t Was nearly o'clock yesterday
morning when Deteottve-SerGeane
Wiley and Patrolman Duify found tho
car standing at Fourteenth and Ross
Streets Mr.. Cease was summoned ana
at once identified the machine, but
said that the license number had been
changed. He disconnected the engine
20 1t would be impossible to start 1t.
and with the onicsrs stepped into
shadow to await developmsntsL
Young Euker appeared and began
crankinx the motor, but 1t refused TO
respond After vain efforts to remedy
the trouble he started to move away.
when the three men stepped out.
Euker spied Duny's uniform ana
started to run. and landed In the arms
Of Sergeant Wiley.
Euker did not deny taking the ma
chine. He explained the change Of the
license number by saying he mao
thrown Mr.. Ceases tag into the Cap
toll SQUARE and replaced It BY one which
he had taken from q machine when
had been standing on Broad Street II
Eighth. This car proved to be the
property of w. H Schwafzschtld.
ieweler. who had not missed IL until
It was returned to him by Mr.. Cease.
Mr.. Cease was unable to and that when
Euker had thrown away.
Upon examination Il was found thet
the car Euker had stolen had been
driven more than thirty-nve miles.
Euker promised Justice Crutchheld
never to take another drink. 40 there
was apparently no criminal intent upon
the young mans part. the court decided
not to Commit him to jail. but required
the peace bond, which was furnished
BY ". c. Bentley. and nned him $so
for ttsorderly conduct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
VIRGINIA ROLLS
SECURED At LAST
State Library Gets Copies Of
Revolutionary Records in
War Department.
POSTPONE STATE PURCHASE
Il
POSTPONE STATE PURCHASE
No Money to Buy Block from
City-Hotels Must Comply
With Law.

After many years OF waiting AND
lruitless effort. copies of the rolls OF
Virxinia's soldiers in the Continental
Army have come home at last. The
originals in the archives OF the War
Department have been photographed
the copies being now in possession OF
the State Library.
All efforts made to get copies during
the tenure Of office of Brtgadier-Gen-
eral Afnsworth as adjutant-gencral Of
the War Department were without
effect, since it was his policy to keep
the records where they could not be
touched. Not until the advent OF Cen
eraI Hall could State Librarian H. r.
McIlwaine accomplish anything IT
was General Ainsworth's stand that
the originals should not be touched
until CONGRESS determined to publish
the entire affair, which II seemed
would be never done.
Now, q Washington photographer is
permitted to take negotiates OF the
Revolutionary records In q room Set
apart for this purpose in the building.
under the direction Of an onicial OF
the department In this way. the rolls
have been secured by the library
The number Of soldiers Is yet un-
known. since the lists have not been
checked. The Continental Congress re-
oufred virginia TO furnish fifteen regt-
ments, and Il II supposed the rolls are
complete 20 far as this branch OF the
service was concerned. II does not.
a. course, Snclude names Of those who
served in the militia when the State
~ns invaded, nor those who served in
the navy Of the infant republic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
FOREIGN
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Almost as noticeable as the high class
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taking advantage Of The Dispatch S
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1912 Dictionary, Illustrated, for six cou-
pons clipped from consecutive issues Of
this paper, as a distinguishing feature OF
the steady stream OF persons carrying
away books in great quantities from the
Dictionary Department, Is the number OF
foreign residents who are anxious to get
the book.
This is the book that will aid foreigners
IN learning the language Of the country
Of their choice. In this melting pot
the dictionaries are destined to play no
small part in making Americans Of the
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OF course most foreigners can speak
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lish dictionary, but the many pictures,
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lions and definitions Of the New Web
sterian are q great aid in making progress
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II YOU have ever noticed the Greek,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
News Of South Richmond

O'Clock Rev. Richtie Ware. Of Lynch
burg. will preach the dedicatory ser
mon At o'clock in the afternoon
there will be a public celebration OF
the Holy Communion. and DR.. Ware
will preach again in the evening At
1880 o'clock. A special program OF
music will be furnished at the morn
ing and evening service. under tns
direction of Professor Harry Gud-
helm. and the regular choir OF the
church Will have the assistance u
other musicians Of the town.
The church building is OF brick ana
was built at a cost of about $e.o'V
Interior furnishings are OF stained
oak this being carried out in the pull
nit fixtures and choir stand the
main auditorium seats $50 people anu
in the basement there are classrooms
and an assembly room for the SUNDAY
school and prayer meetings. this seat
in1 $50. The building has furnace
heat. electric lights. and is most at
tractive in appearance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

sDemocratSe ticket. In quaNfyin9 A
vote In the UnAted St1tes Uana4os31
contest. Il IL learned that repreeeueo
ttves Of all three OF the candidates 1Qx<
the Senate have agreed that there en-
be . modification on the basis that t.
national, congressional and lexishtfH4
Democratic tickets must b voted, a11
Gwo-thirds Of the Shate aud the co9ntX
tickets. and vote for no candidate 60
posing those DemQcratic N9ndtdat e9 d
che STATE and the county t3c1eefG
scratched. It 10 probable that the $500
Democratic Executive Comm1Eteo W1x
be called together soon by state C44tkl
man Webb 70 cot on this mAt<ar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

grounds
StrOomS
In all
Roaan waIkwayh perfect condition
OF aHnann1 hal dokf
all
in
andi
makel2p parachute from SINGLE
will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
This Monday, October 9TH, Is Opening Day
,rs Of Former Years We're GoodBut This the Best Eve


is worththe
eAnUuon
FraksW
Oft
atnd
tday. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
ADDITIONAL RECEIVERS
FOR WAKE WATER COMPANY


WAOt Ia NeceOo04y % ROS ~ u
Ffrst-Claao Shape.
Especial to The Times -Dispatoh1
Raleigh. n. c., October Pred q.
Boyce, Of baltimore. and John A. Mills
OF raleigh. were named this evening
- ce-receivers with W. B. Grimes for
for the Wake Water Company, the re-
delivers to report to the court two
weeks hence - to expert investsgs-
ton Of what 10 necessary g put the
Raleigh water plant on Q thoroughly
adequa&e footing and recommend
means Of financing the improvements.
whether by receivers certificates or
otherwise. In the triple recedverShip.
Grimes represents the Woke Water
Company; Malls. the city. aud Boyce.
the bondholders Of the water company.
The city il lighting 70 got control OF
thu plant for municipal ownership.
Judge Ferguson heard the arguments
this evening, and made the order odd
ing Mills and Boyce to the receiver
ship, which II left In temporary gtatua
Indications are that there win b Q
modification Of the recent ruling OF
the State Democeatdc Executive C0m-
mittee an 10 what shall constitute .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

Especial 10 The mes-DaspAAch.
WSnche0teF, va. October A--FOfmeu1
OF Lexington. who u cani3idnto fGis
Governor, nred tho opening gun 0f ~
naAionAl campaign In Wiuchestee -
night for the Demoo9ats. He Wao Ia
xroducsd by City Sonc1oor n Ge9X
williams and the courthouse an0lt0s
xAum. in which the meeting wa hoaG
WNa packed, many women being pe&1.
emit. Mr.. Tucker took Mp fAs AecIs
fSons Of the RepublfcAn oFatogU IT.
0Weeed them. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
D0UUUATyOH - wv CuCDC2

CoDsGoua - ~ T50so-DoDsesAy
0oGnUougI VI. ogeooos &--Oo Seo-
~, 0es0o0 q ~ ~ cAFN1A
CNusxA @ uDDeauoUsU NJ - 49,.
uoo4 80 - DoeuuUgDug ufOBso0 -
,ssguoDU - - - 80 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05


VSpecsal 70 The Times-Dispatch-J
Lawrencevile, Va. October the
fall meeting OF the Brunswick County
Teachers Association convened mere
Yesterday, with Superintendent W. -
valentine presidfng. Delegates were
APPOINTED 70 attend the educationel
conference. which meets In Richmouo
November .s-2s. and the following ON
GERS were elected for the ensuing
wear: Professor George D. RIVE, pres
ideus: nss Frances Wolfe. secretary.
and Miss Helen Seeed, tressursr.
AZ Q meeting last night the Law
renceviIle School Improvement League
reorasnszeA with the followtng omcers:
PRESIDENT. Mrs. ID. q Hicks. Jr.: vice.
president, Miss Ella Poague Rowan'
secresary, lGiss Helen Steed. and treas
Orpr, Mrs. L 3. Purdy. The sea0ue
wu work % beautify the school
erounds and clsssro,ms and will also
arrange for the wtnssr months . series
q free lectures for the school pssroas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

Especial to The rimes-D.spatch
Marion. Va, October IA large oarn
on the farm Of J. r. Keller Z sons.
With quantities Of hay. oats ana oeher
fotallv destroyed by IRE last night
The estimated damage win reach shout
$3.50. which 10 partially covered oy
insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

ID00 W. - WV WO
cAaries z. wsitbeck was turned over
n the Considerable C0Uuey o1thOfssies
ysvssrdsy ~ sAs RicAS1Uad psSscA He
= wanted n Chesterosj1 - the charge
q reckSessJy ArsvinG N sssS00Ssle
a running over saa kif1ing . Sog
~wpe6 By Prank RaSasy.