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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
SLEEPING FAMILY
IS SLAUGHTERED
BY MANIAC
MURDERER
Mutilated Bodies Of Eight Per-
sons Found by Horrified
NeighbOrs; No Clew to Au.
thor of Fiendish Deed.

(Bs EveniaH neraid a. e. LEASED wieel
villsca. ias June TO- r. Joseph
Moore. leading Villisca business
man. his wife and four children and
two visitors were found murdered
today az the Moore home. Their
heads had been beaten 20 Is pulp and
an axe covered with blood and hu-
man hair found IN the house. Is sup
posed 10 have been the instrument
with which the crime was committed.
An were murdered la their beds.
There is no clew % She murderer
The dead
JOSEPH MOORE and wife.
HERMAN MOORE. IA years old.
CATHERINE MOORE. years old.
BOYD MOORE. years old.
PAUL MOORE. years old.
MISS EDITH spiId,lNGER, 20
years old
MISS BLANCHE sPILLINGEn -
years old
owing ID the terrible muti'ation
the identity OF the two women could
not 40 first bc established.
Thoy were believed t. be MrH,
VanEllder and her daughter, reia-
tivcs OF the Mooree l.ntHf they were
positively identified as lhe spllllngcr
sisters. daughters ot weHithy farm
er living a Few miles rom Vlllisca,
who had been in attendance ~ a
church entertainment here iaat night.
No robbery was committed and ID
seoms clear thai only revenge could
have prompted the murderer. unless
the work was done ~ a madmnu.
Horses neighlng in the barn az the
Moore homo caused "a woman neigh
bor 20 notice that no member of the
family appeared To he up and aboui
the house. She Investigated, and az
ter falling "a effect an entranco "a
the front door. called her husband
who aiso failed 1ise city marahal
Was then summoned and the doors
forced
Moore aud his wife were the firsi
ID be- discovered They weiN lying III
their bed In "a front room, Then
came the finding of the bodies ot 1--WE
guests and later those af the children
la third room.
Moore gyaR the manager oi an i'm
plement concern and leader Ia
business and social circles.
Intense excitement prevails here
ana persons from an parts of Mont
gomery county are flocRiug 20 VII
/ li6ca.
Tho victims of the tragedy wer,
widely known lp this section aud
command the highest respect.
The militia company mere ahf
scores of armed citizens are scourini
every foot OF the territory adjacent
ln the hope of running down th'
murderer. although ihore in not ih'
slightest clcw 90 bis identity or mo
tive. Not one of the victims D
known 90 have had an enemy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

bin this year for survey Of the Rio
Orandc In New Mexico. which u the
first step toward securing an appro-
prietlon adequate 10 protect the banks
and deepen the channel Of the river"
Senator Fail said that the three
year homestead law. which permits
q person 20 obtain final proof OF
claim after twenty-Onc months OF
actual residence. distributed over a
period or three years. ~ most im-
portant 10 New Mexico and viii
eventually result IN many claims be-
ing taken up. Senator Fall was an
lndofatlgablc worker IN support OF the
new homestead law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

Inaugurated on the spur OF
the moment. there s no doubt
that the banquet tonight AZ the
AlvaTado In honor OF New Alexic -
ianl0r senator viii be- notable euc-
cess and striking demonstration ot
the appreciation on the part "a the
people of Albuquerque u tAq WORK 20
Tar done II congress BY senator Fall
and OF the desire Of the peopIs 10 up
hold his hands iu the contemplated
plan Of campaign for big things for
the new state. The banquet N under
the auspices OF the Commercial e ub
which has been busy to-day making
preparations for the event the plan
meeting with instant approval ny tnu
people OF the city. q Is recognized
that la pushing the measure for the
Improvement oi the iiio Gcaudc SON
atur Fall has undertakcn work ~
the most tremendous Importance to
the central valley ana TO AlOuquer-
qiie: he mas otherwise shown h's pur-
pose 90 look after the Interests oi this
city and its tributary distrlc, and n's
work III aiding tO secure ths passage
of ihe thsec-yeef homestead bili has
Justified his eicction, m the import
ancc OF Us results 10 the ie, elop-
ment Of the agricultural resources OF
the state. Judge Fairs strong dec
laratlon In Santa he ms c'k tina;
he intends 10 regard the interests oi
the people as paramount without re-
gard TO political lines mas made a
splendid impression and q Is the gem
cral feeling locally that the senator
should huye the hearty support oi thu
people of Aibuqaeraue In the Gem
paign which he has s,arte % secure
needed national ieEIsiailvn fpr Ne~
Mexico.
The citizens are requested not u
walt for any form n er perHna. IN
situiiOn. hut 10 comt aud pariic pat
IN the welcome and send Oft 20 th'
junior senator who win have some
thing Of interest to say 10 those pres
ent The banquet IS strictly non-po
litlcah Il is stated that the al
nOunoement was inadvertently omit
tod from the morning paper ans
while the announcement this after
noon gives short notice. the fact tina
the banquet viii be entirely infnTma
ought 10 make Il possible flr q lars'
and representative attendance 10 b
on hand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
Senator Kenyon Takes Charge
Of Colleagues Campaign;
Expects to Have Thousand
Boosters at Convention.
ELIMINATION OF TAFT
AND COLONEL POSSIBLE
Directors of Rival Candidates
Busily at Work Rounding
Up Delegates; La Toilette
Followers on the Ground.


Chicago, June i0.-rhe standard
of Senator CummlHs or iowa. for Re-
publican presidental nominee, was
raised today by his colleague. Senator
Kenyon. who arrived from Iowa full
of enthusiasm for the Hnwkeye cam
didate. senator Cummins now has
ten delegates pledged 10 him.
Headquarters in the hotel whsre
the Taft and Roosevelt camps are
located were engaged and the hnwk-
eye club of Chicago assumed charge
OF the campaign Before the end ~
the week the IoWans expect tuat
more than 1000 enthusiastic boosters
will be here 10 demonstrate their
fealty 10 Cumming
II WAS expected that before night
the headquarters of senator i.aTol-
lette would be opened with the Mis-
Sonsin men actively az work.
Possibility % the arrival Ia -hlcag
OF Colonel Roosevelt Within tha ncxi
few days furnished ihe chief tOp.c of
discussion al both Roosevelt and TAFT
headquarters with the beginning 10.
day OF the final week Of prelimluarias
for the Republican national .sOasen-
tion.
This ana the question Of what cf-
feet such action by Colonel A;o0se-
Welt would have upon the pre-con-
ventlon situation held the foreground
Ia the exclusion uf many other mat.
ters OF considerable importance.
Roosevelt leader dld not aarcs la
their opinions as 20 what the former
president viii do a number main
tainod that Colonel Roosevelt win not
be la Chicago at any time prio" To the
convention. while others stouiy as
serted that ihcy had received p@si-
tive Information That ne VIII be here
hy "Wednesday or Thursday, AZ the
latest None of them. however
would talk for publication on this ie-
bated point.
William Finn Of plttsburg. and
Frank Knox of Michigan, officers oi
the Roosevelt Committee OF twenty
organized Saturday today began theii
work of rounding pp the Roosevelt
strength on the ground. From tni'
time until the convention formally d
called 10 order June IS. Flinn. Snos
and their assistants viii be busy ce.
menting the Roosevelt forces ans
/ ttpthpietlhk tl' pam "a @DsAuh An'
lconventlon week
Congressman William y. Mckinley
OF Illinois. manager or the Taft cam.
paign. returned 10 Chicago anC
plunged into his final week of pre-
convention work with the declaratigf
that President Taft's prospects fol
re- nomination had been made Ger
ltain.
Although Il was not general, there
was talk today of third candidate
as the only means OF settling th'
| TAFT Roosevelt fight Leaders OF
both sides. while admitting that the,
had heard some of the third candi
date discussion. declared that such
contingency was beyond the p0ssi
Utilities.
Tho contests taken up by ihe ma
tional committee, today embraces
those Ia Indiana and Kentucky twr
of the states Ia which Colonel toose
lvelt and bis associates had mad
strong chargos OF unfair dealing Il
1.-The ChOicc Of the Taft delegates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
ADDITIONAL COMPANIES
DISPATCHED 10 GUANTANAMO

CGimnnera, Cuba, june lO.~~I"V
further companies OF the United
states marine corps were dispatched
from here today 20 GunntAuamo CITY.
4 company OF marines from inc
battleahip Missouri under Captain
Meade Is on the way 10 Bafaeon on
board the CuagOa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
SiExICANs SEEK no
EXTRADITE ENItIIE

Mexico city. June IO.--The Mexican
foreign Office today Is studying the
possibility OF extradition OF Gonzales
G.. Enriie, the uefosec hnancsa1 agent
Of the revolutionary parry who yester-
day was arrested by the American au-
thorities on attempting to reach
American soil.
Foreign Minister Lascurain had be-
fore him documents relating 20 the
charge of alleged embezzlement
against Enrile while Mexican consul
az clifton, ARIZONA.
Although Enriles political olrenses
are many, senior Lcscuray saie they
did not constitute basis for extra
dltlop.
serOr Iascury was inclined TO doubt
the reported resignation OF General
Huerta, the commander OF the north
drn division OF the Mexican army.
II was impossible to secure vcriflcas
tion or denial OF tho reported resig-
nation Of General Huerta.
Fls4ifrtNgs ~ PiSOGiSIess
ON NORTHWESTERN ROAD
IA Paso. Texas, June Fighting
was IA progress between rebels and
fedesAia I'D Pearson. about 200 miles
south OF the international boundary,
according 10 kilograms received by
the Mexican Northwestern railroad IN
Juarez today.
Or. ~ =. Pearson OF New York and
his London and Montreal associates
oWn big iumner mill at Pearson and
the majority of the inhabitants are
Americana The town ls in what
heretofore has been considered r0ba!
territory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

Chicago. June 0-postponcment of
the hearing Of tho contest IN thu
fourth California district today
brought TO high intensity the hoated
conflict between the Taft and Roosc-
Welt factions in tho RepublIcan ma
tlonal committee. The vote of gs 60
f3 by which the poatponCment aas of-
fected on motion of senator CraLe OF
Massachusetts drew beyond any pes-
slblc doubt the lines between the iac-
lions
The negative votes were those oe
knight Of California, Borah OF idaho.
nurnam of Kentucky. Wight Of fsou-
lsiana Keiiogs ~ Mlnneaota. Littauor
(f0r Flanagan ~ Neyada). ward ~
New york, Capers og South Carolina.
Thorson of South Dakota, Lyon or
Texas Loose Of Utah Rogers Of Wis
consin and Mccoy Of the Philippines.
The committee thcn took np tho
case Of the four delegates-Ri- large
from Indiana. II was expected that
the Indiana cases, and perhaps those
from Kentucky would be finished To-
day
The Indiana eases had been looked
upon as the frst real test OF strength,
With former Vice President Fair
banks heading the Taft dolegate8-at-
large. and former senator Beyoridsc.
the leader of the Roosevelt delegation,
the tight took on mere general inter-
est than any of che other contests.
aside from the issues involved IN lt
The Indiana contests involved
twelve delegates. the four Delegates
at-largc and two each from tho nrsi.
third fourth and thirteenth districts.
The Kentucky contests. which we're
90 follow iudignas. involve the four
deiegatos-at-larso and the two oarR
in the frst.second. fourth. seventh.
eighth ana tenth. and eleventh ais-
tricts- oiehtoon iu all There also aro
on the docket the eases affecting tho
siS deloaatos-at.large from Arizona
and the two from tho fourth district
N California, which gas passed when
reached last week IN alphabetical or
der The California case d "a TAFT
contest
SeVeral national committeeman.
men nled letters Soday protesting
against the seating of the Tan dclo-
eates from Alabama. Georgia and Ar
kausas Toe letters were WordOd la
similar manner.
"ho arizona CONTEST over delegates
at-large. Was set over by the com-
mittce until lator iE fhc week 90 ems
able the Afizoaa attorneys 20 prepsfo
the case.
a proposas 10 put at the foot of tho
calendar an cases passed over. met
objection from Committeeman knight
of California, who demanded that tho
California case passed over saturday
be taken up today.
The Republican national committee
first took up tho California contest
Ouurth Iistrict). two delegates. con-
test by Taft
When the case was called, cK-son-
atur Dick, tho Taft contest leader.
urgsa les postp0ncment saying thar
important documents had not arrived
and intirnating that tho case involved
the legality Of election 0f others Of tha
| California delegates.
The California case after considers
able heatod argument was postponed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
BATTLEsmTps sEr
SAIL FOR ISLAND

Key West, Fla. Juno i0.--rhe
hattlcship Rhode Island ana the
cruiser Washington ieft the hsrbor ~
o'clock this morning. presumably
for Havana. They were under scaled
orders. Rear Admiral Hugo ostcr-
haus commander OF the third division
Of the Atlantic fleet. was on board
the Washington. Isis flagship.
The collier Mars followed tho
Rhode Isalnd and Washington Just
before noon. She may be used as a
dispatch boat n reported
Threats or resignation BY President
Gomez as result OF tho sending of
American waTshlps to the island Is
rumored among CubanH here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
National Committee Stands
Thirty-Eight to Thirteen
Against Any Proposition by
Roosevelt Followers.
INDIANA DELEGATION
AT LARGE FOR TAFT
Arizona Case, Involving Six
Delegates in National Con-
ventiOn, Postponed Until
Wednesday; California Goes
Over.

tmy Eveaiaa Heratd 4. =. E.eatsa yvirsp
. Work of the Republican Ma .
. tional committee on contests. .
= Last Week. Alabama. Is. Ar .
= kansas. ie: Florida, 49, Georgia, .
= rs. Total. ~. all credited 10 .
. taft
. Today: Arizona case. six dele =
. gates-at- large postponed until .
q Wednesday.
. California case. Fourth dis =
= trict two delegates. postponed =
y until Wednesday.
y Indiana delegation Rt large .
= (four delcgates) credited 10 y
. TAFT Vote unanimous.
. Indiana First district for TAFT y
= unanimous Two delegates. y
. Indiana Third district (two =
. delegatrs) credited 20 TAFT =
10 Indiana contest ia fourth die =
. lriet withdrawn. credit two .
e delegates 70 TAFT y
oeH 4NN eNNo oNNS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
pnr, 0r OEIaI,oma IIeai Dry.

hibltion against the carrying of in-
toxicating liquors into that part Of
Oklahoma formerly Indian territory
from points outside the state. today
was held operative by the supreme
court OF the United States notwith-
standing Oklahoma's admission 70 the
union
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
DECLARED
BY CREW OF FRENCH
STEAMSHIP
Demands for Increased Wages
Enforced by Walk-0ut Of
Thousand Men; Vessel Pre-
vented From Sailing.


Havre, France. Jane l0.-The crew
of the French liner Frencc, consist
ing of SOC nrnmen. trimmers and sea-
men. together with 500 other scamon
81 various categories. today voted the
declaration of general strike Ia
llavre and appointed strike COM
mittee, Tho committee has urged tho
crew of the France Who leit the
vesseii az she vas ABOUT to seil FOR
New York. not 10 return until COM
pleie satisfaction of their demands
has been accorded They demand an
Increase OF a. month Tor the fire.
men and "a month TOR the other
cateGOries.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

asncct of the city today ls normal.
The United states armored cruiser
washington entered Havana harbor
at l2i2b o'clock this afternoon and
exchanged sslutoa with tho fortress
of cahanna. Fifteen minutes later
che Rhode Island passed into tho
harbor. Tho arrival of the warahlps
attracted little attention az the cap
iiaL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

Santiago. June f0.-unlted states
marines. commanded by Captain Ed
ward y. MaihWaring aud ENGAGED ln
guarding Ei Cucro mines. we're at
tackled today ey Insurgents. who were
rcpulsed after much firing. There
were no casualties among tho ma
rines and the loss of tho insurgents
IL not known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
BATTLEsIIfT's oItDEIlED
TO pWofNruB Tsl GINA

Key West. Fla, June IO.--Com-
mandera OF the sattloships Nebraska
and New Jersey this afternoon re-
ceived orders 10 proceed 10 Cuba. II
Is believed their destination il Hav-
ana.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
Citizens Invited to Banquet at
AlvaradO in Honor Of New
ly Elected Senator From
New Mexico.
BIG AFFAIR WILL BE
ENTIRELY INFORMAL
General Pubic Urged to Turn
Out and Give Senator Send
OFF on Return to Washing
ton; Commercial Club in
Charge.

. a banquet L. to be given to- .
. night at o'clock at the Alva- =
. RADIO hotel for United States .
. senator Albert 3. Fall. recently =
. re-elected 10 succeed himself In =
. 1913. and who returns immed- .
= lately 20 Washington 70 resume =
. his work in behalf of the people .
. of New Mexico. The general =
= public h invited. IL Is urged 9
. thar the citizens OF Albuquerque .
. turn out In large numbers to .
. show their appreciation OF The =
= work done BY Senator t'ali and y
= 20 give him a roussng send Oft. .
. Tho banquet win be entirely In =
= formal. No Invitations have .
. been issued. Everyone welcome. =
. AAA . . Q AN@a . q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
REBELS TO GUARANTEE
SAFETY or F'OIelcTCsNlcItS

chihuahua. June t0.---JOso Cor
dova. secretary general of the rcv0lu-
ton. and other officers OF General
OrOzeo's staff. announced today that
they were preparing a manifesto reit-
erntlng that All foreigners. their
property and interest in the rebel
zone viii be given respectful consid-
eratlon. Every possible guarantee OF
safety will be enforced, they declare.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
AmerIean sllnl bY nellels.


Sali Lake city, June i0.-Mrs. Mar
aaret ID Zane. 30 years old, wife OF
Judae q. Xanc, died here yesterday.
Judge Zane was nfst Justice of the SUI
promo court ln Utah and was a per-
sOnal friend aud law partner Of Abs
yaham Lincoln. The body OF Mra
zane WI be taken 20 springneld ll-
unOis. f0r burial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
iNsUItilECTOs nURN CANE
FlHifDs NEAR SANTIAGO

santiago. Cuba. juno lO.--A force
OF Insurgents last nieht burned cans
fields on the sugar plantations OF HAT.
lilo.
a detachment OF volunteers was at
tackled by insurgents last night three
miles from Santiago. several rebels
are reported TO have been wounded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

Elgln. H., June io.-The quotation
COMMITTEES OF the Eigin BOARD Of trade
today declared butter firm az 25h
cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
oN NORTIlMIlsIlllN RoAD
TODAY IN CONGRESS
tBy Gssning Hsraia =. r. LEASED wifsl
SENATE.


tBy Gsening Heraia =. r. LEASED Wifsl
SENATE.
Met al noon.
Judiciary committee favorably
reported simmons bill prohibit
Ing interstate transportation OF
prize iight aims.
HOUSE.
Met az II a. m.
Debated senate amendments 10
metal larin bill,
Representative Hardwick con-
demned w0rkmen'A compensation
bill before Judiciary committee.
Flight begun on conference re-
port on army appropriation bill.
senator Bacon introduced a
blll 10 restrict Intervention in
Cuba
American Shot by Rebels.
MaxHtlau. SinalOa, Mexico. June 10
-R. H. ward, an American resldinl
az Yago territory of Tepio, was sho
and dangerously wounded by rebel
early today. according 90 adyices re
ceited 6y the American consul her,
Ward was wounded when he answere
the summons 90 the rebels who visite
his home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
AIarshaI NAMED for wyoming.

Washington. june t0.-iroshtcnt
Taft nominated Hugh l.. Potter 20 be
United states marshal for WyomIns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

rODAYs NEWS TODAx--
You gef a IN tho HERALD.
Rlxtg Gents = nonth delivered
ne yonr aoori fiftx cents By
mail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10

GO 90 tlr Nlsaredo tonlaic
and heip tiac Commercial ciub
and your FELLOW citixcns Wtl-
come scnHtor Ailru y. Iau "a
our fair city.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-01

of eggs are being imported and the
population is steadily increasing.
Surely he who produces the eggs
must receive the profits, for, "as We
SOW so shall We reap" Land can be
purchased reasonably, and there is no
excuse why person with limited
means cannot engage in the poultry
business, and by careful application
and study make a good living from
the business. Many laboring men
carpenters, masons, engineers, clerks
professional men-lawyers, minis
tiers, docto-s-are leaving the cities
and going to the farms. Poultry
keeping, which is both pleasant
and profitable occupation, is the cause
of many giving up city life for the
country. The reason is that when
ever a person has plot of ground in
the city or in the suburbs, he will be
found keeping few chickens, study
ing their needs and trying to learn
how to make the most profit out Of
them. If he solves the problem sat
isfactory, he will commence to
yearn fer larger opportunities in poul-
try keeping, and naturally and logi-
cally farm presents itself as the
means of satisfying that longng.-Ex-
change.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-01

efficient cook ever dawned the por-
tails OF a dining hall than she. Mr..
Andrew Lowe is visiting his mother
at this place. Mr.. Walter s. Walker
is a very constant visitor on Alivista
view. We cannot say that he is on
a budding mission because Alivista
has not put forth her spring buds as
yet. Mrs. W. S. Easley is taking
a great interest in Church" here of
late. We also find that our Mr..
King is frequent visitor to Alivista
Church" We must say that both
of these are very pleasant Church
es." Miss Josephine Easley was a
guest at the party of Mrs. Sam Car
uthers last Saturday night. Since
this is leap year, the above men,
toned party made an engagement to
show a young man as we'll as ac-
company him to said party, but re-
membering the fact that this is leap
year, this party leaped entirely by
the home of said young man. The
Frances Harper Court No. As will
meet at the Odd Fellows Hall on next
Thursday night February 10th.