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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
ARREST
UNDERLINGS or
SCHUSTER
Order is Issued for Detentioa
Of Twelve Men Who at One
Time Controlled Finances Of
Nation.

(ny Evening HeraIa a. 4. Leased WlFeD
St. Petersburg, Feb. l3-~The Per-
sian government has tolegraphed or
ders TO the municipal officials at En-
Sell and Rsht. instructing them 10 de.
tain +. +. Cairns ana the II otner
Americans who formerly composed
the stan of w. Morgan Shuster. the
cX-lreasurer general Of Persia. nc
rOrding TO dispatch received BY the
Evening Vremya from Teheran.
Mr.. Cairns and his former asso-
c.ates viii be required the newspaper
dispatches say. TO answer for irTegul-
critics which the Persian officials al
lege have been discovered In the ac-
counts OF Mr. Shuster while he acted
as treasurer general
N, MOrnard, who succeeded Mr..
shuster as treasurer general Of Per
STA, telegraphed from Teheran Jan. -,
tc the Belgian minister OF nnsnce at
rrussels "denunclating the extraor-
dlnary disorder IN which he found
Persias finances and. according 10
the Gazette de Bruxelles, citing facts
OF grave importance"
Mr. shustcr In an interview IA Lon.
don. replied. MY OiIice never nan
died any cash even as the payment Of
salaries All the accounts were pass-
cd by the Imperial Persian bank,
whose books prove the honesty OF
the American admlnlst aHon.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
PRENuIsR ASSUMES
4 LENGTHY TITLE

Peking. Feb IA manifesto was
issued this evening by yuan Shl i<ai
In which the premier assumes the title
OF the fully empowered organizer Of
the republic" The mS'ifesto polite
~ commands the Officials OF the army
and the police 20 continue their du-
ties and to maintain orf cr
The Chinese newspapers. which
printed In red ink tha three edicts
prociaiming abdicdtion, dealing with
the establishment of the republic and
urging the maintenance of peace,
comment on the wonderful achieve
msnt of the quick estu hlishment OF
a republic with small loss of Hee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
Coming Session of Parliament
Will Be One Of Most Import
ant in Many Years Is Fore
cast.
vIsCOUNT HALDANE Is
TO LEAVE SERVICE
Head of Department for War
Will Be Succeeded by Un-
derling in Near Future Is
Report.

(my EvsniaE Heraid n. p. Leased Wfrsl
London Feb. l8.--kinl. George pre-
sided this morning at meeting OF
the privy council. the flrst that has
been held since his return from India.
The king approved OF the speech from
the throne which Is 60 be read al
the opening OF pagllana tomorrow.
Prior TO the assembling Of the
council the king had al audience OF
an hour and half With Winston
spencer Churchill, the first lord OF
The admiralty.
II Is understood that Mr.. Churchill
gave explanations to his majesty %
the notable changes which the ad-
miralty has effected during the ah-
sence OF the king from England. and
which his majesty ia reported not To
have altogether approved.
After the council King George re-
celved ViscOunt Haldane secretary Of
war. in order 10 hear personal re-
port OF hts visit 10 B,r'in. The re-
port Is revived today that Viscount
Haldane will shortly vacate the war
office and be succeeded by Colonel
John Edward Bernard Seely, member
Of parliament OF the nkeston divi-
sion OF Derbyshlre. and under-secro-
tary Of war.
The changes made al the admiralty
under The administration Of Winston
Spencer Churchill viii az an early
cate be the subject OF questions in
the house og commons
The session. which opens tomorrow.
promises 10 be a mOmentous one on
uccount OF three important measures
home rule, the dis-estahliahmont OF
tho Welsh church and manhood SIT
frage-all OF which the government
e. pledged TO carry through Any one
of these measures would In Jew
years ago have been considered am
ple work for the whole session.
An autumn session Is assured and
many all-night sittings VIII be ncces-
sary In order TO complete the leglsla-
tive task before December unless
something occurs In the meantime 10
bring about q general election which
the Unlonists are already forecastirg.
Earl Darlington today resigned the
office of lord OF the prlvy seal and
the marquis or Crew Was appointed
To succeed him.
Lord pentland resigned as secretary
of state for Scotland, ana Thomas Nc
Kinnon Wood, dnder-seeretary for
foreign affairs has been appointed to
the office.
The changes In the cabinet were OF
fcially announced this evening and
caused some surprise, although me
oflcials are not important ones. The
Marquis Of Crews has decided to re-
tain his portfolio as secretary of state
for India
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
ROOSEVELT ADMITS
He HAS LETTER
FROM THE EIGHT
GOVERNORS
But Sage Of Sycamore Hill Is
Considering It and Will
Not Make Reply for Several
Days Yet.
SETH BULLOCK CALLS
TO SEE HIS FRIEND


New York. Feb. Ia have re-
ceived a letter from The eight s1v-
ernors, sent me from Chicago." said
Colonel Roosevelt today. and am xiv
ing IL my carcfu' consideration
shall reply TO II within q short TINE
probably within a week Until that
time 1 can say nothing on the sub
1oct,"
The letter asked him if he would
accept the presidential nomination.
Colonel Roosevelt's secretary declined
TO make public the contents OF the
letter or The name OF ~ bearer. It
is reported. however. t0Gt the letter
was brought TO New York by former
United States District Attorney
Simms Of Chicago.
Seth Bullock, who was appointed
United States marshal of south Da-
kota by Mr.. Roosevelt when he was
president, called on tho colonel to-
day.
Mr.. Bullock said that he had come
TO New York frem Doadwood to in
vlte Colonel Roosevelt 10 hunt buf-
faiO on "a new preserve n South Da-
kota.
Colonel d. c. Collier OF san Dicgo
Cal, called on Colonel Roosevelt 10
urge him Go declare himself Colonel
Collier said that he wclld place be-
fore Colonel Roosevelt 'ho result Of
an Investigation OF political sentiment
which he had madc "a thirty-five
states.
Colonel Roosevelt said later he had
declined Mr.. Buuocks invitation 20
hunt buffalo.
II have nothing 70 say on any sub
ject" Colonel Roosevelt declared
When asked II he wished 70 reply
10 "A statement regarding the rcnom-
inatlon of President Taf. by the Chi
cagO COM ontion, made by Bepresen-
tatlve Mckinley Colonel Roosevelt
said;
Nothing 10 say. oNcop' that Repre-
sentative Mckinley is not my spokes-
man"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
Organizer for Machinist's I'm
ion Is Caught at Rochester,
N. Y, After He Had Been
Shadowed.
ORDER SENT BY WIRE
TO PUT HIM IN JAIL
1t Is Said He Il Charged With
Having Transported Dyna.
mite Unlawfully from One
State to Another.
CBy EysniuR HeraIa a. e. l.-a-sa wsrsD

(ny EveniuW HernId a. e. t.~a-sa esrsl
Rochester n. y, Feb. l3-Clarcnce
y. Dowd. business Agent OF Machinists
Union Local No 98. was arrested &c.
day by Deputy U. s Marshal +. o.
Viehmann on a warrant charging him
with transporting dynamite from one
state to another at different times.
The marshal was accompanied by
Secret Service Agent Epperstein %
Washington, who arrived here this
morning. Dowd made no comment
when arrested lie was lodged in the
county Jail The warrant was based
on an Indictment returned by the
federal grand jury in indianapolis
DOwd Is 35 years old lie came to
Rochester from Mansfield, Ohio. in
January.
Dowd was arrested at a hotel II
IL said that federal detectives have
been shadowing him for moro than a
week, arriving here when he did. lie
las been visitor at the rooms Of a
labor organization the last few days.
The warrant II Is said. has teen
here for some time and the no,itlca.
ton TO serve IL came from Indianapolis
today.
A warrant was sworn ont before
4. s. Commissioner Geo. II. Heating
of Buffalo. After lodging Dowd IN
fail the deputy marshal disappeared
end all attempts 10 learn particulars
Of the arrest at the federal building
here were met with silence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
Washington Makes It Plain
That Same Friendly Rela-
tions Towards Mexico Exist
Now as in the Past,
HOPES ARE HELD OUT
FOR PEACE THERE SOON
Only Object of This Govern
ment Is to Maintain Strict
Neutrality and Prevent
Over Acts.

sBy nvenina msrsia A. =. a.sasea warsD
Washington. b. - --Reaizing
tho danger 10 American resident, IN
Mexico from the circulation OF er'on-
eous press dispatches telling OF rro-
posed Intervention on ne part of the
United states. the state department
today issued another circular 10 rs
diplomatic and consular representa-
tivrs In Mexico denying all 10 ilish
stories about Ar crican Intervention
and expressing the good viii ana s.n-
cerest friendship Of the United s'1tos
government for Mexico
During the Maeero revolution tho
state department Issued ? similar cir
cular since the present trouble AS
sumed serious pros ortloIp the dansrt-
ment has made every effort 10 stop
the stories VI int, 'ventlon by mtking
plain It's policy towards the alst e re-
public. The American sprcscnt','ives
ln Mexico have been instructed to cir
culatc the note In the press aud to
use every means to get the denial be-
t'af hhh NNNNANANEf AM NfAt HWha AfN
Bincer1st friendship 10 Mexico and
the Mexican people IL expressed with
the hope that the bicgsir gs OF icace
viii soon return TO them.
MeXlco's internal political affairs
are not "a point of concern to this
government. according TO the note,
and the American govei nment de-
mands nothing bpt the rospect and
nFftfamfa.a ..F a Al
erty
The Mexican government has With
drawn its requeB' 10 send Mclean
federal soldiers through Am ericau
territory from Eai 10 P0ss to RI pas0.
Texas. II appears that law hns
been brought To lisht which prohibits
the sending Of troops cut OF Mexico
without permission Of congress
Apparently this staiu WaS un-
unknown during the MAdero revolu-
ton, or wGs ignOrtd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
MANUFACTURERS MAKE
STRIsN UOUs PROTESTS

Washington. Feo. is Protests by
machine tool manufacturers against
the proposal 10 place their products
on the free list OF the t"use steel tar
iff revision bill ioday marked the
opening Of the second week OF the
tariff hearing by the senate finance
committee.
Fred a Geier Of Ci cinnatl and
Charles G. Ramsey OF Pittsburg told
the committee ttat tho proposed re.
movai of duty would work hnvoc 10
the industry, Mr.. Ramsey testified
that while he paid his skilled labor
81 day the wages abroad averaged
$i.75, The committee adjourned until
tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
CONGRESSMAN FROM
MISSOURI FOR CLARK
They Issue Statement Setting Forth
Ills Accomplishments and Urging
Him a. FavOrite sou.
(nv uvsaInE nsraIa 4. '. Leased wire

NhY Gve1tng Herald =. v. heaaea WAEob
Washington. Feb. 13.--The Missouri
delegation In congress issued a state
ment today setting forth the public
record OF Speaker Champ Clark and
urging him as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for president
The statement declares that the
united Democracy OF Missouri Is be-
hind the speaker.
Champ Clark" says the statement
Occupies the foremost place In our
party In the legislative branches of
the governpent.
His understanding of national leg
islatiOu and great national and inter-
nal problems Is probably equalled
by few men living,
He has always been a progressive
Democrat"
The statement declares that Clark
Is the logical candidate "a seasoned
statesman Of twenty-five years Of pa
triotic public service"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
CHINESE CONSULAR
OFFICIALS WILL
DON DRESS Of
COUNTRY
Orders Are Sent Out by Pres.
ident Sun of China for Off.
oials to Remain at Posts for
the Present.
AMERICAN CLOTHES
FOR UNITED STATES

tBy Evening IieFars =. y. sse4ssd giFsS
San Francisco, Feb l3.--Chinese
consular officials In the United States
were ordered to adopt American style
of dress by an ediot received here
yesterday from President Sun Vat
Sen OF the new republic containing
the formal announcement of the abdi-
cation.
COnsuls were told 10 remain at
their posts until their successors were
appointed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
KANSAS IS COVERED
BY SNOWY BLANKET

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 1.-Two
thirds OF Kansas Is covered by saow
that began falling early today and
which Ia some places has reached ;ho
depth OF ton inches IN the northern
counties the fall is the heaviest, whiio
80 the eastern portion the sround Is
barely covered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
MINERS OF UNITED
KINGDOM PREPARE
FOR BIG STRIKE
Eight Hundred Thousand
Have Determined to Out
Work Unless Operators Come
to Terms.


NfNHAaNA
London, Fob. ia conference of
the representatives. of the 10000 coal
miners In the United Kingdom. held
In London today confirmed the decls-
ion reached during tho recent ballot
10 bring about a national stoppage of
work In the coal mines on February
20. unless IN the meantime the mine
owners accept the principle OF min
imum wage for all men and boys em-
ployed under ground.
Upwards OF 10000 Golfers employ
cd in the mines In Derbyshire this
morning handed In their notices 10
quit work and by February l5 all the
men employed In the m. les through
out tho country viii have followed
sui;
There is still, however, "a consider
able body o. op'alon that a way out
OF the difficulty Whl be found before
extreme measures are taken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
FOREIGNERS FLEEING
TO BOEDER TOWNS

Torreou Mckee. Fah. rs --Vas-
quistas are reported 90 have robbed
the American Smelling securities
company az Ternanraz and the Pc
noios company al Matiml Ia tho state
Of Durango.
As the result of repeated hold-ups
railroad traffic 10 the bauth of here
has been stopped. cutting or rail
communication ortirol- 90 Durango
scores OF foreigners are ready a. leave
for Ciudad Porfrlo plaE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
TONGs sign A TRUCE.
my EVENING neraid A. 2. Leased Wisel

san FranciHco. zen. --tcproEen-
tatlyes OF the -four warring Tongs sign
ga "a truce today "a the headquarters
OF the Chinese sis companies, Ia which
II was agreed 90 suspend hostllities
until March 2. The peace Agreement
was arranged through the efforts OF
tho Chinese rpgresontatire Chinese
Republic association, assisted by chief
Of Police white.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
AMERICAN GIANT
rs NO MORE
Ambrose Moore Weighed 5sS Pounds
and Could Garry f'uuF Hundred
Pound ilarrci at Oil Ensily.
tny Evenias HssalS 4. y. Lssssa wirsI

Potisviile. Pa. Fob. i1 --Amhroso
Moore. the "PonnsylyHn'a giant" "
dead al hiE homo near Mount Carbon,
of kidney disease, He weighed 525
pounds. was of unusual height ana
measured more than five feet around
the waist ilis sfrenEih was enor-
nous and he Frequently carried "a
i0o-pound barrel of Oh On bis three
foot shouldcU wlihou, great effort.
He was 90 Years old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
MOVING PICTURE OF
PRESIDENT IS TO
Be TAKEN
Mr.. Taft Will Be Shown in
Act of Signing Proclamation
Admitting Arizona Into the
Union.


tBy Evening Herald a. r. Leased wiFeD
Washington. Fch IS. For the first
time In The history o. the White
House moving pictures Of an event Of
national Importance viii be taken to-
morrow when President Taft signs
the proclamation admitting Arizona
to the union.
The pictures viii be taken by an
employe of the JeasurJ department
and presented 90 the president An
other set may be made o part Of the
official records.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
EVERGLADES PROBE
Is COSTLY AFFAIR
Government Expended over $1,000
In Trying 60 Find out FRcts About
Hand Deals.


Washington, Feb. Engineering
Investigations OF the Florida ever
Glades have cost the government Sill
OF 10 date. according to A. ZappCne,
chief dlshurslng officer Of the depart
ment OF agriculture, today before the
house committee. which has under
taken an inquiry
Chairman Moss was forced TO dd-
iCurn The session because OF the fail-
ure of j. o. Wright, chief drainage
officer of the state OF Florida to arrive.
lie was unable 20 make train conuoc-
lions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
ANCIENT RECEIVING
VESSEL WILL BE SOLD
The old Independence Was Built by
tiovcrnmena in iSos ana HAS nccn
Used al Mare island


Vallejo, Calf, Feb 13.-Orders 10
rlace the receiving ship Independence,
now at Mare island. NE oldest yel le'
in the United states navy, out OF COM
mission were received at the navy
yard today The officers. men and ac-
counts will be transferred 10 fne
cruiser Denver
The Keel of the Independence was
laid Ia 1905 and the vessel has been
used as q receiving ship al Mare L.
land for go years u Is believed the
old ship viii hc sold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
IRISH LADS RECITAL
WON HIM s2OO. 600
Inr IaNanlna msrnIa A. v LeaaeA Mlrel

Boston, Feb. t3.-Robert smith. "a
Boston fish peddier, when "A school-
Toy IN Dublin. ireland, thirty years
ago. committed Hamlets soliloquy 20
memory and racited II for his uncle,
who was so we'll pleased that he told
the lad he would remember him ln
his will The uncle died a few days
ago and advioes just received by smith
Indicate that he is heir 90 an estate
valued at 100000.
on receipt OF the news Smith dump
ed his FISH cart over the edge OF the
'T" wharf and announced that ne
would leave on the first train for san
Francisco, whence he win take ship
90 Australia, whore his sister lives.
lie will share his legacy with her,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
TEXAS COMPANY is
TO GET ALL THE OIL
4, :. Circuit Court Of Appeals Holds
That Oklahoma Company Can Nut
sell tO Any Other Concern.


tny EveainE Herald a. - leased Wtrei
ST. Louis Mo, Fob. i3-The United
States circuit court OF appeals hero
today gave decision reversing the
federal circuit court OF Oklahoma aud
enioluing the Central Fuel and Oh
company of Oklahoma from selling rs
product 10 any other company than
the Texas company
The Oklahoma company. when
owns many oil wells and the Texas
company. a refinery. made a contract
by which the latter WAS to refine an
oil produced by the Oklahoma cOrgor.
alton. The Texas company afterWard
Contended the contract gave Il the ex-
elusive right TO tine Oklahoma com
rany's oil and brought an action Tor
an injunction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
PREMIER ASKS POWERS
TO RECOGNIZE HIN

London. Feb. 13.--Premier Yuan shi
kai has requested the powers to &c
cgnize him az president plenipoten-
tiafy OF the Celestial republic in ac-
cordance with the power vested In MN
by the Manchu government, according
a. q special dispatch received mere
today from Ticn Tsin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
NO FUNDS PROVIDED
FOR UNUSED ARMY POSTS
Twenty-Five Troop stations Are Co H.
sssme Useless Because They VIII
Not Be supported by COagress.


Washington. Feb. t3.-The twenty
Ave army posts which experts OF the
war department advocate abolishiRg
will not be provided for In the army
appropriation bill now before the
house By a vote today OF 90 20 l3
money for their maintenance or repair
was withdrawn A reduction of $780,
600 IN the fund Tor barracks and quar-
9ors also was made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
DENVER CHILDREN
ARE UNDERFED
free sMnch Counters Are Being Open
al in tlsc city schools There to Care
for Needy fsupiin.
lDy IaveniBE IisraId a. r. leased wirs1

by EveninE Herald a. r. leased W1rel
Denver, Colo, Feb. IA move
ment has been started by leading edu-
Gators Of the city 10 install free
lunch counters In the city schools,
since a recent investigation By school
authorities show that many Denver
school children are undorfed and are
suffering from lack OF proper nu.
triton.
AZ the sheridan school reports show
that 90 per cent of the pupils are un-
derfed, and a FREQ lunch counter al-
ready has been esta0lished there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
ANOTHER BATTLE
~ nInAnO nEpOnTTn

TOrreon Mexico. FEB. f8--A battle
is reported 10 have becn fought be-
tween federal troops ard Vasquistas
on The Nazas river In no nelghbor-
hood OF Lerdo, stfte of Durango. No
details nave been received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
powp ORGANIZER
FOR MACHtNtSTg

Indianapolis. Feb. t3.--It was snid
that the Clarence Dowd arrested az
Rochester, ~ V. today was c. h.
Dowd, organizer OF the International
Aiachlnsts union and that he repre-
Eented one of the taree unions IN
volved In the dynamite conspiracy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
IMPERIAL TROOPS
IN A MUTTNY

imperial troops mutined at Tlen Tsln
today. According TO a news agency
despatch from that city the soldiers
have been dlsarmed and the officials
are arranging TO send the mutineers
TO Peking.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
NO RECOGNITION
BY UNITED STATES

Washington, Feb. 3.-Dispatches
received at the state department to-
day from American Minister Calhoun
at Pekin announced that all the OH.
oials composing the present cabinet
would retain their portfolios,
No steps have been taken by the
United States toward recognition Of
the new rppublic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
DOMESTIC WOOL
is IN DEMAND
values Hold Firm and Some Of tho
Iincr Grades Have Becn Advanced
by Some Of the Holders.


tmy GveniRE HeFala ~ " Leased WiF4l
Boston. Feb. ~ The demand for
domestic wool continues along broad
lines. although Dealings IN low grade
lead. Values hold firm and some or
the finer grades rave heen advanced
by the holders Heavy trading is re-
ported in threc-eighths territory al
23ib cents. while rood snles OF Mon
tana In original bags al 20 cents have
been made BiddIHg fer the new clip
h going on actively, especially IN Me-
vada and Utah. w IA quotations aver
aging about "A on i6 cents landed In
Boston.
Pulled wool Is rather Full.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
SECOND TRIAL OF
CONNERs APRIL 16


fBy Evening HerRta - tsaased Wtssl
Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. ia.-Ju31e
George u. Cahanioh OF san FranclHco.
sitting for Judge willis Of the crim-
inM department OF the superior court,
set the second trial of Bert n. Con-
ners today for Aprii 10,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
WEATHER. FORECAST
, EvenlnE Herald a. =. Isenasd Wirel

. Denver. Colo. Ven. ia.--lulo- y
. rado, Tonight fnirs "Wednesday =
. fair warmer in east portion.
. New MeXlro' Touieht fair =
Q colder IN southeast portion; We'd .
y neaday fair,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
JAPANESE ARE DROWNED.
nv Rvenlag Hernta A t.ssssd SNtrsl

Nagasnkh Japan, Feb. la.-Forty-
six sailors and passengers we're drown.
cd hy the sinking after a collision to-
day. Of two Japanese steamers. the
Ryoha Mnru and tho Mori Maru
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-13
DESCENDANT or POLK
DIES IN TEN As
M MNnnln. LannlM 4. =. a.anaaa NNlral

ny NNNWIHU ENVFUIH y - tfTnHNu VIII
Paris Texas, Feb. 13.-James *,
Polk, Jr, direct descendant OF Frosi-
dent Pulk ana son Of Bishop Looni-
das Polk, first Episcopal bishop Of
Louisiana, dropped Gead here today.
His wife resides In Detroit