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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
TRAIN WITH PHYSICIANS
DISPATCHED no StE\I

~. Paul. Feb. ii.--At . o'clock
this morning the following informa-
tion was given out at the offices of
the Great Northern:
Train No. >, I'm charge of Con
ductor Prentice ana Engineer Pred -
vile. eastbound, was dcrailad two
miles east of Dyon. y. y. The engine.
mail ear. baggage car, smoker. first
class coaches two tourist ears and
one hrst-class sleeper, LEFT the track
while the diner, one first-class
sleeper aud observation ear remained
on the track Engineer Predeville
had both legs broken. The fireman
was also slightly injured. Two mail
clerks names unknown, are slightly
injured as are also fifteen passengers,
none seriously.
\ relief train was sent from Grand
Forks at 1915, and one with doctors
from Devils Lake at 1913 y. m. The
passengers are being taken to Devils
Lake and viii leave this morning for
st. Paul, expecting TO arrive here
about ; O'Clock this evening.
The cause OF the wreck has not
been determined.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
CHING HWA IS NAME
Of CHINESE
REPUBLIC
F FormaI Announcement. of Birth
of New Self Governing Ma
ton and Fall of Old Dynasty
Made to Washington.

IBv Morning journal Special Leased Wire.l
Washington, Febe 13.--The Ching
Hwa republic is the official name ct
the new Chinese republic. Ching Hwa
means Chinese.
Formal announcement OF the pass
ing of the Ia ching dynasty which has
ruled China for about 500 years, and
the erection Of modern republic ON
its ruins was made at the state de-
partment today by the Chinese lega-
ticn which supplied a copy of an Of
fetal telegram from Pekin to the fol-
lowing effect:
While provisional government is
being established all ministers ac-
credited to foreign governments shall
act Professionally as diplomatic rep
Tesentutiyes and continue To perform
their duties as heretofore.
"All members of the legation Starts
and consular officers lin America)
shall temporarily retain their present
posts
Ii Is not known here If the appoint
mont of Alfred SEE to be minister to
Washington which was made i'm the
last days Of the tOttering dynasty viii
stard and tile peiief is that he viii
give place to some pronounced repub-
hcan.
The state department will instruct
It's officials in Cilina TO do business n
a provisional way with Yuan Shi kai
in the north and President Sun in the
south until complete fusion of tho
two elements is effected, when the
regular government of all China Will
be duly recognized.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
BUSINESS AGENT OF
MACUINlST UNION JAILED,

Rochester \. ", Feb. 13.--clarcnce
T.. Dowd. business agent of Machin-
lists Union Local M. 80, was arrested
today by Deputy United States Mar
shal +. q. Niehmann on warrant
charging him with transporting dy-
Mantle from one state Ia another at
different times The marshal was
accompanied by Secret Service Agent
Epperstein of Washington who ar
rived here this morning. DoWd made
no comment when arrested. lie was
lodged in the county jail. The war
rant was based on an indictment re-
turned by the federal grand jury In
indianapolis.
Dowd Is 30 years old. He came ~
Rochester from Mansfield, Onto, In
January.
Dowd was arrested at hotel. II
Is said that federal detectives have
been shadowing him for more than
a week, arriving here when he did.
He has been a visitor at the rooms of
q labor organization the last few
days.
The warrant. II is said, has been
here for some time ana the notifica-
tion To serve it came from lndianap-
oils today.
\ warrant was sworn out before
United States Commissioner George
II. Heating of buffalo. After lodging
Dowd in Jail the deputy marshal dis
appeared and all attempts 10 learn
particulars of the arrest of the fcde-
raj building here were met with 81
lcnce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
CHINESE INDIFFERENT
TO CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT

Pckin. Feb. fi.-l2:40 a. m.-The
indifference of the Chinese masses 10
the form of government is evident IN
the capital. They accept the news OF
the republic without any demonstra =
tion. either favorable or unfavorablc.
There is not the slightest difference
apparent on the streets. The police
did not instruct the people to hang
regime and, therefore no bunting was
displayed.
Owing to the preparations for the
Chinese new year on February 49, the
people at no time have taken the alb
dication of the throne into considera-
tion. except in regard to the prospect
Of the soldiers marring the festivities
of the only holiday in the year. More
than $4,000 troops are In Pekin. or
stationed around the city walls. Their
discipline always has been lax and
il is now less stringent than ever and
this fact makes lOoting possible.
Nevertheless Yuan Shi Kai is expect
Cd 10 avert this.
Chinese ofhceholders are confident
that Yuan Shi Kai controls the polit.
cal situation and that the south Will
accept what he offers. The south,
however. has not vet signified It's ac-
ceptance Of the proposed coalition.
Yuan Shi Kai officially Informed the
foreign legations here today that the
throne has instructed him To form "a
republican government which for the
time being will be carried on with his
former cabinet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
ORIENTAL LIMITED
D|TCHED; THIRTY
REPORTED HURT
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON
GREAT NORTHERN LINE
Reports of Disaster to
the Effect That Ten Coaches
Were Hurled Down Steep En-
bankment Near Dyon.

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire. |
Dyon. y. D., Feb. l3.--Thirty per
sons are said to have been injured,
some seriously, in a wreck OF the
Oriental Limited train OF the Great
Northern railway two miles of This
place at 9:25 O'Clock this evening.
Every ear of the train. the engine
and tender, left the rails and turned
over. going down the tnirty-foot en-
bankment whore the accident oc-
CURED. \ broken rail is said to have
caused the wreck.
Every one of ten coaches that made
up the train left the track and went
down a steep enhankment, turning
over twice. Fun details will not be
known until morning, a special re-
lief train left here carrying every
physician and undertaken available.
and hurried to the scene of the wreck
leaving Devils Lake thirty minut. -
after word of the accident had been
received here.
The Oriental Limited left here
shortly after 3 O'Clock and was due
in 81. Paul at S:3b o'clock tomorrow
morning. II will be nearly morning
before the relief train returns. There
is no telegraph or telephone service
at the scene OF the accident.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
STEEL NINDICT
BLOWN t'p nv Isfbtl.~

Cuornayaca. Mex, Feb. l3.-Scnora
Emilanin Zapata. wife oi the chief Of
the southern rebels. her son and
mother aud two brothers. were
brought here today from Aynla nN
order of General Justincu Rublcs.
federal commander lie has made ~"
announc, mcnt uf any charge against
them.
Determined. apparently, tu prevent
the movement at troop trains, follow
ors OF Jesus Salgado today blew oui
"a steel Nindurt NNcn miles north ~
Igulaia. The Niaduct WAS more than
l00 feet long and roo feet high.
General Rohlcs left here this ar
ernoon on special train Tor the
south with u iorrr uf infantry AMI
An nmbulan," corps hc-
onmpunted hln.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
DYNAMITE ARRESTS
WILL Be MADE
TODAY
Defendants to Be Taken Into
Custody Simultaneously Of
ficiaI of Mechanics Union
Jailed in Rochester,
ln, Morning journal special Leased Wire I


Indianapolis, Feb. IL. United
states District Attorney Miller SAID
that arrests of the fiftN-four men in
dicted in the dynamite conspiracy
eases were set FOR tomorrow.
Mr., Miller said.
THE reason why they dld not take
place today cannot be revealed.
"It has hccn the intention right
along that when once the arrests are
ordered as many as possible of the
defendants viii be taken IN the short
est possible time 50 that majority
.of them win he in custody before
any one of them knows who else Is
involved kn arrest OF one man at
Rochester. y. Y. today probably was
due To Al local condition unknown to
me-"
Before night tomorrow the de-
fcndants apprehended are expected
tu be sufficient In number to reveal
the extent of the plots which the
government charges We're carried ON
for six Years against iron and steel
contractors who maintained tn,
open shop and In which the Me
Namaras and urtlc Mechanical, con-
fessed dynamiters, acted as accom-
pliGes OF others.
John T. Butler of Buffalo, vice
president OF the iron workers organ
ization, announced today he intended
to remain here with Frank NJ. Ryan
the president, and Herbert :. Hockin-
the second vice president and actinp
secretary treasurer. until 1t hecam,
known who were to be implicated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
REPORTS INDICATE
SPREAD OF REVOLT

Mexico city, Feb. ls.-Spread of
the rebellion Ia Mexico is shown ny
dispatches received here tonight.
The rebels have overrun the Laguna
~ riet, In Coahnila, and appeared IN
the State of Durango, Zacatecas and
Guanal luata.
In the south. Zapntistas continue
their campaign and IN Guerrero fol-
lowers of Jesus Selpado are showing
remarkable activity. The govern
ment repeatedly has said that the set-
gado uprising was practically
ended.
In chihuahua Antonio Rojas AMI
liraulio Hernandez continue Ia evade
government troops. ON the other
hand, General Orozcu has persuaded
the rebels At casas Grnndes To quit
lighting, according TO an official dis
patch tonight.
In the state of Durango the rebel
ranks have been fillcd for the most
part by ncld hands who have Joined
In looting the haciendas on which
they have been employed. To-day the
consuls In the city of Durango, capl-
tai of the state scnt messages to their
diplomatic representatives In Mexico
city appealing to them Tor additional
military protection.
In the State of Iacatecas the rchel
outbreak is characterized. as II Is N
the south. by raiding and looting. in
many instances the mohs committing
their deprcdations to the cry OF
"ViVa Zapata.'
The report of the puirting Of Casas
Grandes includes copy of u mes
sage sent to Pascual Oruzco 10y tn"
former mulineers. They said that
they had risen in the belief that
u l.s n
Naspurz Gomez. but since this was
not 50, they were placing themselves
al his disposition.
Abraham Gonzales, minister of th"
interior. spent to-day al Chihuahua
confcrriug with General Orozco AMI
other authorities. regarding soli-
tion Of the revolutionary movement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
GOMEZ PROCLAIMED
PRESIDENT Or
MEXICO
REVOLT SPREADING IN
WAR TORN REPUBLIC
Chinese Residents Fear An
other Massacre in Torreoni
American Women and Child
rem Prepared For Flight,

lIis Morning journal special Leased Wirel
Torrcon, Mex. Feb. l3.-~Rehels IN
the laguna district, estimated at
l,0O0, today formally proclaimed
Emilio Nasquez Gomez president Of
the republic and Rafuelo CARA Aldep
vice president. and demanded the
surrender of this city.
Their demand is not taken seri-
place confidence in the loyalty of the
garrison, believed TO be strong
enough To resist attack.
Since the rebels have effected an
organization, footing and indiscrim-
mate raiding are not reported 20
frequent.
f.arlA IN the day reports reached
here that the Nasquistas had robbed
the American Smclters Securities
Company AT Terrer and the pcholes
Mining Company at Mapimi, both
American concerns.
Yesterday Niesca was occupied by
the rebels but no effort was made 10
hold it.
reon has been practically abandoned.
No train has gone south since sat
urday.
Many American women and chill
dren are ready TO leave ON the first
train sent north, The Chinese resi-
dents. rearing another massacre liSr
that of last spring. are greatly
alarmed and many already have left
for Monterey and towns along the
frontier
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
s''i:% I.::'..',. 3. X %$.:.i:::7;'3,.,::l \ DEMAI1,,.
Ambergris, musk ,n.n~
q Buttons used for madJuJJins

| Ambcrgris, musk CO.
ak,tions used for maiJuDJing paw
fumes anc cosmetics are change
from free to 20 per cent al valoren.
vanilla beans, now free, are dutiable
at ~ cents a pound.
The more important reductions
made by the bin include:
Blood albumen, used In textile in
dustries. from 3 to cents; ammonia,
from | Y to z of cent, chloride OF
lime. from "a to ] > per cent: calomel,
80 to IL, per cent; coal tar dyes, from
so to IS per cent; drugs, from IL "a
10 per cent; ether, from To 4 cents
a pound; gelatine, from u to | cent
"A pound; refined glycerine, to ,
cents. magnesia carbonate. from 3 10
~ cents a pound cod, seal and
whale oil from t.. 3 cents gallon,
and cod liver oil, Is to IL cents a
gallon.
Ultra marine blue, from 80 Ia -
per cent with minimum of cents
a pound; black pigments, 20 To -
per cent; chrome yellow and green,
% To 20. but not less than 3 cents u
pound: powdered ochre, AZ per cent
to - per cent: white lead. 3 to "a
cents a pound: unmixed paints. 30 to
20 per cent; all paints. 80 TO 30 per
cent: potash, bi-carhonate, 25 To 10
per cent; medicatod toilet soaps, 81
per cent to 80 per cent, other soaps,
20 to 10 per cent soda bi-carbonate.
20 to 3 per cent. spongcs, 80 To 20
per cent.
The most important increases in
duties include. ChlorofOrm, g To 20
per cent: calfine, 20 to 30 per cent.
egg albumen. used in baking powder,
to cents pound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
SAN DIEGANS ARRESTED
FOR SPEAKING ON STREET

san Diego. cal Feb. l3.-Ten more
arrests were made b~ the police to-
night Of persons who defied thr neMif
restricted public speaking ordinance
of san Diego. Three thousand per
sons witnessed the demonstration As
each speaker mounted his rostrum ne
s,as taken into custody uniii thf
nightly supply of martyrs. as thel
term themselves was eNhauStea
l-i.htesn Of those arrested this week
,,.,.r.. sifrs.ien.-d today. All demanded
-eparat. jury trials. In default oi
sse hail each all went 10 1ail Lead
ers of the California free speech
League here tonight said that. the
demonstration would continue. until
fbe tsiiS were filled To- capacity or the
law repealed or'declar-d invalid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
TONG WAR BREAKS OUT
IN CHICAGO; ONE DEAD

Chicago, Feb. 13.-Mock Chun,
Chinese carpenter, was shot and killed
by Neg Hong in the store of Louis
Sing in South Clark street tonight,
and the police said the murder mark
ed a renewal of hostilties between
rival Chinese tongs that may extend.
Chun came to Chicago several
months ago from Philadelphia where
he was an official of the Hip Sing
tong. He made a statement just be-
fore he died in which he said Hong
was a member of the On Leong tong.
and that Hong had followed him from
Philadelphia to Chicago.
Hong, who escaped, was accompan-
led by four others when he entered
Sings store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
EDUCATOR PAINTS
DARK PICTURE
Of FUTURE
Head of Colorado Agricultural
College Says Reform School
is About Only Place Boys Can
Now Learn Trade.

Denver. Feb. Almost the only
chance boy now has to- learn a
trade is to commit q crime and hc
sent to the reform school said Pres
idcnt Charles \. l.ory u the Colo
rado State Agricultural College. In a
speech here today hefore the annual
convention of the Farmers Union af
Colorado. Mr.. Lory's theme was the
rural school. which he declared j.
being neglected.
Because the farmer boys are going
into the cities. he said. IL Is only a
question Of time until u viii be-
necessary for the United states To-
import foodstuffs.
Th. :. s-iu,,s ~ iil- 'iHiss: 49, ...i,-
tinuc tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
HOUSE.

N0T n UIFII-
Resumed consideration ~ army sp-
preparation hill
Jamre D. HuIl said 90 steel trust
hearing h. ,fid mot bother much about
stocks auh bands.
Investigation OF Florida everglades
sar.. resumed
Missouri deleration IN statement.
ST forth Speaker riarks public rec
ord aud urged him - candidate for
democratic presidential nomination
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
FEAR CRAzED BULLS
RUN AMUCk IN
PORTUGAL
Animals Dash Through Coun-
try District TrampIing People,
Finally Driven Into River and
One thousand Drown,

IBy Morning journal specinl Leased wire.l
Lisbon. Portugal. Feb. Futeen
hundred nghting bulls, under training
for the arena al the ban brccdins
establishment at villa France. ran
amuck today after ire had DESTROYED
the ranch buildings They dashed
through the country districts. tramp
ling down rvorNthing that uime la
their pat MANY persons were in
jure,l seriously, Finally the herd
was driven toward the river Tagus.
into which they jumped aud moro
than .00O of them were drowned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
vERNORS TO HEAR
FROM ROOSEVELT
NEXT WEEK
Colonel Giving Careful COnsid-
GRAFTON 10 Demand From
West That He Announce Can
didacy For Presidency

New York. Feb. is.--"l have re-
crirta = letter from the eight gov
,.rnors. sent mo from Chicago. said
Colonel Roosevelt TO-DAY 'and am xiv
ing il ms careful consideration. shah
reply &C. ii within "a short time. prob
a bly, within week d nul thai ttin"
I can ssy nothing "n the subject
Tn. letter asked him 10 h. wouih
accept IN. presidential nomination
Colonel EooerNelt-s s.creiary deciiii-
ID t. make public the contents nf IN.
letter or thu name of ~ hcifef- -
il reported. however that the iettef
v-ss brought o. New York hs former
United Stnte- District Affornef sins.
.f Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
CHEMICAL TARIFF.
REVISION BILL
MADE PUBLIC
PUTS MANY ARTICLES NOW |
DUTIABLE ON FREE LIST |
Many Other Articles Made Du-
table; Estimated II Will In
crease Government Revenue
By Over Six Million Dollars,

IltN Morning JOurnut ~pttih WITH
Washington, Feb. 13.-gfhc chem
ical tariff revision bill, prepared by
the democratic members OF the ways
and means committee of the house
was made public today It puts tht
following articles on the free list
Acids, sulphate of copper, boraX,
charcoal and bone black, coal tar AID
some Of its products, sulphate of
iron, Paris green London purple.
ph3 sphorus sheep dip, sulphate of
soda. strychnine, sulphur in all forms,
talcum ana practically all drugs,
such as barks, beans. berries fruits.
dried hbers. roots and The like not ad-
vanccd in value or condition by treat
ment beyond that essential to the
prevention OF deterioration pending
manufacture. The same drugs ad-
vanced in value or condition are SUBJ
ject to 10 per cent ad valorem.
against l244 per cent now
According to the committee esti
mates, the bill would increase the
government revenue from the chemi-
cal tariff to more than sl6,OOO,0o0 In
the next fiscal year. an increase OF
more than s6000,0oo.
1t would take many articles Oft the
free list OF the present tariff law ana
impose duties on lhom. Among these
are; Black pepper, nutmegs, ginger
root cinnamon and other spices !
cent per pound mace, cents cloves,
. cents; medicinal roots and herbs.
including licorice and sarsaparilla
roots, a to l cent; iodine, 10 cents;
indigo, 10 per cent; crude camphor. 3
cents a pound.
Guns and other articles used in
making Varnish, now free, are made
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
TURKS BEATEN OFF BY
ITALIANS AT TRlP0Ll

",fna, Tripon. FEB. l3-tpelaycd
uAns mission - The Turks ih
'''' inade two determined attempts
'..n Iusn the Italian lire last night. hnt
~. beaten on after desperate hand
Nsha lighting. The Turks us'i
si1.'. srenadcs. but these had lttie
a. Italians were aided Ereatl. hl
r.r''.. which gave warming Of the ap-
Of the Turks.
fb. n. iurks lost sixty Killed. white
KIN nan casualties number three
'Aa twenty-five wounded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
INDIANA STANDARD OIL
INCREASES ITS CAPITAL

New York. Feb. l3.-pfncials of
the standard oil Company of Indiana
announced today that the increase ih
capital stock from Sl.0o0.00o to $50.
o00. 00a will De given to stockholders
as "a stock dividend il the recomm nd
ations If the directors are approved
bv the stockholders at the annual
meeting on March 1, at Whiting,
Indiana.
The present holders Of one share "i
Standard oil Of Indiana stock wiit
receiv. twenty-nine shares u new
stock. Holders of fractional shares
will share proportionately I'm The dis
trihution of the new stock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
POPE NOMINATION
GOES OVER TILL
MONDAY
Senate Subcommittee Unani-
mousIy in Favor Of New Mex
leo Judge But Withholds Re
port On Request of Senator


Washington. Frh. is.-Ihe suh-
committe. of The senate committee an
fudfciarv which hHs been cou-idefiue
the %, minaiiou 80 Judge ". ~. Pop
as district judge for New Mexico. has
decided unanimously in favor ~ g"n-
nrmlne the nomination. pnu Co.
quest ~ memiser of tie fuli cnn-
mittee. formal ariion on the nnmina -
tion has been pe-tlsnned until MONDAY
>. that furihsr opportunity mas hf
had t. examine fhs charges nied ht
parties from Ntw Mexiro. senators
Root rummlus ana liac"u are lir
members 81 the suh-cismmittee which
decided ut.on th. favorable report.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
URGES ELIGIBILITY
Of SOUTHERNERS
TOPRES|DENCY
Kentucky Legislator Resolves
That Citizens Of Dixie Should
Not in Future Be DiScrimi-
mated Against

NV Morning journal special leased Wire.
Frankfort Ky, Feb. 1S.--"lt Is the
sense of this house that In the future
in the selection of "A candidate for
president of the United States the
qualifications of any prospective can
didate should not be prcjudieed or ig-
nornd because ne IN a citizen OF q
southern state of the uniun.
This H. the conclusion OF a rcs"lu-
ton adopted hy the Kentucky house
OF representatives.
The resolutions provides thar copies
be sent to the governors of every state
with the requests that each state leg
iSlature adopt II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
JEALOUSY RESPONSIBLE
FOR TROUBLES OF NlIJOi-N

rom Guaymas. Sonora. tonight sass
that General Nelazco. chief OF thal
military zone. disapproves of the IL
y'cn Naqui policy and considetable
Hieion has developed. Much OF TINS
llieton. however. appears to be racl't
plelualce and jealousy. predicatru
upun the fact hat Nilioen has been
gwen precedence IN peace negotiatons
Nhrn ne IS only a recently naturaliZed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14

Kansas City, Feb. 13.-The Kansas
City Journal today announced a cut
in price from two cents copy to one
cent on papers bought on the streets
and at news stands, and from ten to
five cents a week on papers delivered
to subscribers in their homes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
sIN VIE.

In -tssion at = y. m.
steel products manufacturers con-
tended for higher duties az steel tar'it
herring.
President Taft Withdrew nomination
of g. r. swain ~ United states mar
ahai for Delaware against whom
charges ar bribery had been made.
i.nrimcr committee agreed 10 c"n-
slider and vote March - upon re-
porf tu bc presented e. the senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
rail..i 90 usLe Good: Klrs SIT

ualIis Texas. Feh. 11.-Waltcr
Warren. who came here q week Ak"
from - Angeles. shot aud Killed
himself boz local hotel today TIE lcft
a n.tc in which he wrote he "had
tflcl ta make good here and iaiieil
ISIS business card b"re the word in
Ytsimcnf-."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-14
Gcrman Cruiser Visits Mexico.

Mexico City. Feb. i3.-rhe com
msnder OF the German cruiser Bremen
which arrived At Nera cruz today. is
expected To- come to MeVic" city some
time this week e. pay his RESPECTS -
the president. tie viii b. the guest
Of the German colony Will" in the
Nity.