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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
THIRD VICTIM or
GRADE CROSSING
ACCIDENT
DEAD
William Iaimbser, Barker and
Society Leader Dies OF a
Fractured Skull Received In
Train-AutO Smash.
IBy LEASED wIro % T.Vvulng IIorula.I ]

thy LEASED Wire % Evening HERALD.
Hempatead, T.. T., Au9. s.-WIlIlam
iaimbeer. the banker and socioty
leader. inlured last night ln an auto.
mobile accident IN which 3. Os8O0d
Pell and his chauffeur. Charles tam
bean. we're killed oulriahi, sue
cumb0d 20 his injuries at the Mer,
hospital today a fracture Of tho
skull was the cause OF the death. ale
though he was suffering from nu-
merous other Injuries MrN. Lglm-
beer, who was Miss Natalie Scheuch
famous beauty Of Newport and New
York. wae IN a critical condition this
forenoon but II wac believed she would
recover.
Laimbeer was stock broker ana
prominent socially. His nrst wife
was Clara Bloodeood. the actress.
She committed suicide In 1907 The
present Mrs fAimbeer formerly was
married 60 Charles Glen Collins, a
captain In the British army. from
whom she obtained divorce. The
party was returning from q dinner
pert ygiyen az the Nassau hotel here
by william X. Vanderbilt. Jr., when
the accident occurred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
Cut Ordered BY Interstate
Commerce Commission WITH
Cost Companies Fully 929
100000 Per xsar.
SIXTEEN PEE CErT Or
GROSS REVENUE GONE
People Will not BE Hled "a
COunteraot Express Loss b
Parcel Font Declares CoH~
missioner Marble.

lBy 1ense6 wire e. rsenlnu gEefAla.Y
WnahlnsIon, Aug. 49, ladMclIons fn
express rates which win coat che come
panles fully 926.o0U.0oo year. ur-
proxlmately sixteen per cent az their
gross rovonue, wof 0fared ~ me lnr
iorslato c0mmer2t ~bmusiaslon today.
% become eneetive on of before 0nlo-
0er rs, 1913 Notable reforms "a
practices also were ordoree
Tho most important Charge pre-
sorlbe6 BY the order ln ~ way 81 mod
incation ~ the present graduated
scale OF parcel ratea onn hundred
pound ratoa for short distance either
have beon left unchanRtd 0F slightly
reduced: Tor longer &islanco they hnNa
been lowered; for nfly noaude oF ltsp
an rates have been reduced Y1r
packages more than fouF pounds aor
ing more than aoo mlien ana fena than
1000 the new explean fnte1 ara gene
orally lower than the parcel Nr4t
rates; Tor more than 8seQe miles f'lN
rates are practically the saniq.
The report and order az the couns
misHion prepared 1g CnlnMtsIenar
John Marbse, are a Ql4taai t6,funfium
ot the GndinRn OK fogmnf cDmtIHs
aioBef Erankiin X. LanH now 4atr4s
sarf cf the inlarior
hy preAtflblna ii iItN t|1cN aYut
tom. dividing tho Baltad SfRioc snto
ESQ bIocka averaging $500 squeEo
miles 81 originally proposed ~ Mr.
Lane. 800 million diMgftut rates now
published BY the express companlca
viii be reduced % lauH fnan e9Q,goo
aud the intorptnte cammeFeo eonnaiR-
sion believes that tho ngasem points
the Way 10 q solution of the existing
problem o. fralght rates.
The express compnnIea had llo6
statements fnalcatlnN that lhe io8a 81
revenue under the proposed rates.
would BE- fn3olorablo and arEn0o
stronu0unly that tho eslnh'lshment %
the parcel posi had deprived them ot
| thirty per cent ot tho revenue they
formerly received from parenla nf
eleven pounds or leaa They conton4.
"a that the express business could nof
survive the losses from bosh Hoafcea.
''This ls eGuivalsna 70 saylnH.r een-
mepts Commissioners Ma@bIo N bis re-
port. that inasm1Hh a. shippers have
been given eho convenience and nrosl-
onay OF the parcci post. the eAptoga
carriers. must on that accpuni. ho AL
LOWED 70 charge higher rntea tnnn
otherwise wou10 BE- reasonable FpAi
Ia TO say. the commission ~ caufa On
10 taRe from the shippers of tHe eean.
try al the benefit lhnF receive from
tho parcel post ana glFe Il toi tiie ex'
press companies IN the form of hIHhel
rates on the remaiuins bupler9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
New Term for Chief Lobby
Witness introduced by sena-
tor Townsend Of Michigan.
Today.
DEMOCRATS PREJUDICE
CASE SAYS WATSON
Indiana Representative De.
clines to Appear Before
Probe Committee. Prefers
Another Court.

thy Leased Wire to Evening lrcraId. !
washington. AuE. f-CharHca that
the Democrats of the senate lobby
committee have prejudged the case
made out by Martin NJ. Muihnll
against the National Association of
Manufacturers, without hearing the
other side. were made today by for-
mer Representative James X. Watson
OF Indiana. who referred IN letter
10 the committee 60 published state
menta by Chairman Overman and
senators Reed and Walsh. He de-.
ciined 10 appear before the commit.
tee. saying that Il would be useless
II much prefer" he said. ITO take
my ease 10 another court"
Robert NJ. McCarter. attorney foI
the National Association OF Manu-.
facturers. faced the committee with
vigorous objection TO the same
statements.
Chairman ovorman and senator
Reed declared there WAS nothing III
the interviews which could be taker
AS indicating that they had pre-.
Judged the case.
senator Townsend az Michigan 20.
day flatly denied Mulhalis testimony
that he had talked with him. ana
characterized MulhaH AS self
accused coruptlOnlst.
Emery and MulhaIl when Town
send WAS member Of the houss
came together Ia his office and Mul
hall made an argument about tn
labor legislation.
when he paused ! asked him /
he WIS through. end when he sal,
yes I saio: Well. tails "a my busl
day. youil have % excuse me.
Therefore u is an unqualified false
hood when he says he talked will
me confidentially." said Senator
Townsend SO the senate lobby com
mittec.
The senator went through the rec
ord and picking out letters as hi
name appeared denied In detail Mui
halls testimony that he had con
fcrrcd with him
This man was personally often
sive to me" said the senator in con
clusion. therefore / could not fal
10 remember if he had talked 10 m
confidentiuliy,"
Watson has written the house com
mlttce for an appearance ana prob
ably will testify after Mulhails eros
examination.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
ExTitADlTIoN PAPERS
FOR ARREsT or RRITO

Mexico city. Aug. Extradltion
papers In connection with the arrest
Of Emmanuel Castro Brito. former
provisional governor OF the Mexican
state Of Campeche are being prepared
by the Mexican government for imme-
diate dispatch to the United states.
according 20 officials here today. The
documents will deal chiefly with the
charge against Bgiio of robbing the
state treasury and local banks before
taking to the hills In the rebellion.
Evidence bearing on the murder
oharge against Brito is on tho way
here from Campeche.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
nroMns WhlIr Posing.

Lamar, Colb.. Aug. While pos
lug in the water Of Thurston lake FOR
a photograph which his sister was TO
take, Charles Adams. aged 90, became
cntangled In underground and before
he could bee rescued was drowned. In
their efforts to save him, hts two
younger sisters and brother threw
him the oars of the boat aud they
drifted about an hour before relief
came Ia them A stranger, who went
to the rescue. also had his feet tang
led and nearly lost his life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04

Long Beach. n. ". Aug. s.---s. Os-
good Pell. a millionaire real estate
broker of New York citp. with hts
chauffeur. whose name could not be
learned. we're killed az Long Beach
crossing lasi night when their autc-
mobile WIS struck by an electric
train. william Laimbeer and hia
wife of Hempstead. who were rldin5
In the Pell machine. were badly In
lured Lalmbeer. 4 was ahId. VIII
not recover
an = Gar fpilowiug the ono that MAS
struck was Mrs poil and a party %
friends She wis brought 70 Long
Beach. where she WAS treated ~
physicians
The electric train struck the auto
mobile with terrific foce. lining the
car into the air and bearing u along
in front OF Il for fifty feet o. more
before the train could be stopped.
From the wrecked automobile the
bodies of Pell and his chauffeur were
taken. Mr. Pelrs body was terribly
crushed. Mr. faimbeer and Mrs.
I.aimbeer. who before her first mar
riaee was Natalie Schenk. one Of the
most popular girls In New York end
/ Newport society were hurried mans
feet In the air and landed headlOna
In the roadway beside the crossln8
The econdition OF both Mr.. and Mrs
/ Laimbeer last night WAS ~ grave
that friends were sent 20 bring thcii
children 60 the Long Beach hotel.
OsROOd Pell was member OF ~
old New York family. He was a dAr
ing hunter and autulst and only re-
Gently became an enthusiastic aer'
AIT He was we'll known Ia New
York and Newport society ana was
member of many clubs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04

should peace proposals. utterly fan.
however, and every method Of reach
ing az Understanding be exhausted.
he has told friends he would not be
averae 10 lifting the embargo on arms
90 that both sides might yet them on
an equality.
That 10 said to be the presidents
opinion also. senator Bacon declared
attempts were being made to repre-
sent the committee az in opposition 10
the president because Il has summoned
seading Mcxlcans to obtain lnformR-
sion. He declared the committee was
IN accord with the president and az
the white House Il was said the pres
ident approved the course az a means
~ throwing iight on the situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
ARMED INTERVENTION ~
ABSOLUTELY OFT on OF E,S'TI


Armed Intervention ia Mexico
neither II a probability ur possi-
bllity because a peaccablc solution
Of the situation " becoming more
practicable.
This view President Wilson took
today uf the situation. lie let u be
known. too. that before the end uf
the dag he would make brief un-
nuunccment of the nrst step in the
policy OF the United states toward
Mexico While no inkling of what
it would be came from the White
House Il was expected that the pres
ident would formally announce his
decision not to recognize the Huerta
government.
The sudden call to Washington OF
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson for
conference led To- the report that
the status might be- announced. The
Ambassador came TO the White House
and was told there was Il misunder
standing about his engagement, that
instead OF a conference with the
president he Was 90 call ON Secretary
Bryan The ambassador said the
telcgrams he received Ia New YORK
stated the conference would take
ers Of the diplomatic situation pre-
dictod that the ambassadors resigna
ton would he accepted soon.
II was also suggested that the
presidents announcement late today
might formally express n determine
tlon reached "A fortnight ago to treat
the constitutionallsls and the unrec-
ognl1ed Huerta administration on an
equality with respect tu the exporta-
ton OF arms from this country.
when Ambassador Wilson WAS
leaving the White House on his way
to the state department he gave out
copy of letter he received from
former President Taft on June go
1913. approving his course IN Mex
leo.
Mr.. Wilson'S Carccr.
MIR Wilson became Ambassador 80
Mexico In 1909 after diplomatic SER
vice In chile, Belgium ard Greece.
Tie had formerly been Ia law and
banking In Spokane, Wash. While
Ambassador 10 Mexico he WAS sur
rounded hy succession of stormy po-
liiical events, beginning with the abb
dioation of rorfirlo phg and IN the
uprising against Madero which result
ed Ia that rulers death. he took q
prominent part az dean Of the MeNl-
go diplomatic corps, In bringing about
peace between Felix Dlaz and Huerta
Charges OF partisanshlp we're made
against him 20 the state department
When the ambassador was recalled
from Mexico City. less than month
ago. FOR consultation" as the offlcia
announcement went Il WAS freely pre-
dioted that he would not return
These predictions we're strengthened
IN diplomatic circles by the free man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
RESIGNATION on HENRY LANE WILSON
EOIkMAIIY AClIIgrI,Il

Washington Aus fs-secretary
acceptance Of the resignation OF Henry Wilson
q
Secretary Bryan made the following statement:
tAmbaasador HI been to Ak
effect October ~ The which
the earlier
difhcut him the
nowe exist
Is TO
days exclusive of
the date OF ~
appointment be made of
exist until that date Consequently the
Mexico VIII remain IN charge OF Secretary o'shaughue
spending with the Mexican embassy
ins'on which Is now conducted by Charge Asara."
The followed "A
which Mr Wilson had been rom ew
Early this Mr. Wilson ha he
that his csgnation would md
pointed that had rendered Il
The resignation viii followed OF
ward Mcxco by President Wilson intimaton
nouncemont permitted to
that armed intervention there
we're reasons ic believing the announcement would dea with this
. . . . . . . . . . Q . . Q . . Q Q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
Six Companies Of Militia Take
Possession Of California
Town, Scene Of Murderous
Riot Sunday.
FOUR MEN KILLED;
FOUR OTHERS BADLY
WOUNDED IN MELEE
Effort Being Made to Round
Up Leaders Of 500 Striking
Employees in Pitched Battle
With Officers.


thy Leased Wire 20 f,cning Herald. !
sacramento. Cal, Aug win
SIX companies Of the national guard
Of California under The personal CONE
mand ~ Adiuiant General r. A.
Forbes. In control. the town Of Wheat =
land. which was the scene yesterday
Of the killing Of four men and the
woundins OF four others In battle
between sherifrs posse and 500
hop plckers is today quiet and order
ly. Five hundred ~ the 1.7OO hop
plckers on the burst BROTHERS hop
ranch. the scene Of the rioting. left
during the night.
Four suspects. giving the names Of
J. Quinn, Henry Bagan. Charles Bohn
and John Mcconnell. were arrested
this morning
United effort is being made to
round up the leaders Of the hop pick :
era and Ia place the responsibility for
the killing Of y. r. Maxwell. district
attorney Of Yuba county and Theo-
dorc Riordan. deputy sheriff. The
other victims Of the riotinR were a
negro and an unidentified young Eng
Hishmnn. hop pickeTs.
II Is believed the militia will be
Withdrawn from Wheatiand late to-
day. All tho injured Will recover.
Constable l.. q. Anderson. who Is
suffering from shattered arm.
gave the following account Today Of
the events leading up 10 the rioting:
| ''Thc meeting arranged for Satur-
day evening between tne grievance
committee OF the loo hop pickerr
I -. M
and n. T.. burst WAS held al 10
O'Clock Sunday morning near Dursta
! office.
! Between 400 and 500 pickers as
sembled at their quarters and march
cd In columns of four toward the
meeting place.
''Thc secretary Of the pickers' cont
mittee rend the demands These cali
"a for an increase In wages. leo water
In the fields three times a day and
sanitary toilets.
"Durst. after an hours cOnsidera'
tion, agreed 10 meet all 81 the de.
mands except for an advance II
wages.
Earlier IN the day, burst had dis
lcharFed ono of the complainants and
ordered him 10 leave the place. Whef
the man refused 10 60. burst came e
town 10 sec me. accompanied hin
10 the ranch. not stopping Ia get
warrant
"When We reached the ranch. purs
lasked me 20 arrest man named
'Blaolie Ford. who had followed N
out. Ford demanded that a warrant
he served on him.
'"rhIrty men gathered around VI
and three or four Of them lerke'
Ford away from me. They thei
threatened me suggcstod an ami
cable settlement Of the trouble, bu
that only cnraFed them the more
They crowded about me and bega'
striking me. at the same time apply
ing vile epithets. woman struci
me with her h,snd As climbed int,
my automobile. one man tried To pul
my revolver from me and other
threw rocks and other missiles
me"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04

PhilndelphiH. Aug, 4--Ihe BIbIe
story OF Noah and the flood rs CON
Armed In many details by hieroglyph-
les written at least 1900 years ago
by a historian who lived In ancient
Babylon. according 60 announcement
mnde today by the University of
Ponnsylvania The writing on "A
tablet--an epic Of great length pur-
porting 60 reach back TO the croa-
tion. has been deciphered at the mu-
scum of the university by DIR. Atno
poebel. the announcement says The
tablet, said to be the oldest ever res
cued from oblivion, was dug up In
Nlppur several years ago by a. mu'
SCUM expedition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04

Chicago. Aug. Abraham Haio-
boski. who had been chnined 90 lhe
leg Of the Kitchen stove AZ his hpuaa
alnca laal Tuesday mnrnina was iih-
Grated by the police last uiHnt aFu
his father. Jacob SnlabosAi. was nf-
rested charged with cruelty 40 chii-
cren.
Tho boy was Chalned up when
ran away from school a fisefppt
chain wns mado fast % his ankle.
A. further punishment he was given
one meal q day. and hia mOthef was
Threatened with similar puRishment
AZ she fed or released her SON,
says. Nelshbora who heard the DoYa
cries lnvemtsated and n0iiiied tho
poIIee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
COLORADO CONVICT
ALLOWED TO ATTEND
FUNERAL OF FATHER


Denver. Aus. will Kreeger
serving term in the Colorado state
pen for robbery may be permitted 10
attend the funeral OF h,s father
Louis "A. Kreeger who died al Trim
dad saturday night Late SUNDAY
Mrs. Kreeger tolegraphed a request
To Governor T. M Ammons 10 per-
init tho son 10 go home on account oi
the fathers serious condition and APP
preaching death Governor Ammons,
who was out of the city and VIII no'
return until tomorrow. VIII decide
whether the boy be- allowed 10 attend
the funeral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
DOG SHOOTS MAN
WITH HEAVY
RIFLE
Former Member Of Wyoming
Legislature Dies from Ef--
feet of Bullet Which Passed
Through Body.


tBy LEASED Wire 90 Beening Herald.
Cheyenne. Wyo. Aug. i,--J. r..
Chapman member of the senate %
the Tenth and Eleventh WyOming
legislatures. died early today az "a
hospital Ia salt Lake city where he
was taken yesterday after receiving
a gunshOt wound when dog in the
room where Chapman was cleaning a
shotgun knocked over large caiibcr
rifle, causing discharge % enter his
stomach. The bullet completely
punctured his body For five years
Chapman has been In charge uf con
siruetion work on % iarge land pro-
lect comprising ten thousand acres
in this state and Utah The opening
of the land 10 settlers was scheduled
10 tWke place ON August Z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
Nrnb,lw or IongfcIIow Dlcs.

Giouchester. Mass, Aug. t.-Wih-
lam PITT Prcnie Longfeilow. nephew
of the poet Longfellow and AN archi-
tect of note. died here today. aged n
years. Mr.. Longfollow wrote several
books on architecture and complied
and edited "a Dictionary OF Archi-
lecture"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04

Former John Lind bcenu o
Mexico personal
advisor embassy
when the president ready with the
authorities the
views Mr and Mrs Lind lct Tor Moxioo late today
any
credentials purely
III TO 0rma Of
recognition 10 the Hucrta administration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
nnhhIne n In.

Chicago. Aug Joseph r. Mar
ley was shot and probably fatally
wounded by an unidentified man
whom ne had crtclxed for stepplng
ON his feet
Look where you're gOing,' SAID
Marley. when the stranger stepped
on has corns in passing un a crowded
street The man drew revolver
elred i've shots az Marley and es-
caped,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
THIRD VICTIM Of
CRAzED MOTHER
Nine Year-0ld Mary Bryan
Of Philadelphia Succumbs to
Terrible Knife Slashes OH
Her Throat.


lby leaHt't Wire Ia R1teninG N@Fnlu,
Philadelphia, Aug. a.. Mary Bro
gan, the third victim OF "a crRzod
mothers knife. died today. The phy-
slcians knew there was no hope for
the little Rlrl, whose throat had been
slashed In "a terrible manner, and the
wonder WAS that she had lived since
Saturday night, when her mother
Mrs. John J. Brugan, cut the throals
of three of her six children and
killed herself.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
KANSAS MOURNING;
LECTURE ENGAGEMENTS
OF BRYAN CANCELLED

Wy leased Wire ~ Evening Worald. ]
. Kansas city Aus. t--William .
. Jennings bryan. who was 10 have .
. spoken at The Hhauiauqua to- .
Q morrow night in this city, noti- =
Q ned the management today that =
q annirs in his office would not =
. permit him % hll the engage
. mont engagements tn Kansas
. have been cancelled
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
FOUR FAST RACES ON
CARD AT KALAMAZOO


Kalamazoo. Mich, Aus t.--Foet
races today composed the opcnin
card Of tho grand circuit meetinH
hore The 2:o7 trot with eleven
starters was expected % develop fast
time and horaemen freely predicted
that the great Cheney favOritc
would have keen competition. TIE
other races we're ss.uop. eeFis clos
ing event for 2;0s PAGERS, Sis tfo
and 2ils pace. Cool. clear weather
and a fast track were reported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
ARMED INTERVENTION ABSOLUTELY
FOREIGN TO PLANS OF PRESIDENT

special Commissioner Del Vail of American State Depart
ment Flaty Denies RumO Of Foreign Attacks Mon
Doctrines Mexican People not Hostile to Amer.
cans Whole: no Such Thing japanese COLOMBIA
tOn Declares Man Who 7 alked to 1900 Mexicans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF
Nff.NIf'O PASS DTNIOEND

New YORK. Aug f.--Announcoment
WAS made here today that directors OF
the National Railways of Mexico.
meeting In Mexico city last Friday
had passed the regular semi.annual
dividend Of two per cent on the first
preferrd stock. The roads financial
situation has been complicated by tho
long continued disturbances In the re-
public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
So. 700 LABORERs NEEDED
TO HARVEST CROPS IN
SIX WESTERN STATES


TBy LeaNed Wire GO Evening Herald. !
. 81 Paul, MINI. Aug. Fifty =
9 six thousand. seven hundred la =
. bOrers viii be required to har- =
. vest the crop in Minnesota. the '
. DakOtaH Kansas, Nebraska ana y
. Montana. according 10 figures =
. compiled by railroads traversinE =
y those states from reports OF .
. agents at polntp on their lines. =
AAAAA@AANN@ASNNAN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
TWENTY TWO SCOTCH
COAL HINEHs DEAD

fsiv f,ensnd Ware a. Eg1UinN fEoraIas
Glasgow. Scotland, Au9. t.-~Twon-
ly-two coal miners peFiahed IL 4 fire
which broke out last night ga MAFls
Valley PIC OK the casider coliiaFy neAr
horn. The bodies were recovered 10
day. Afr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Senate

Met IA nocp.
senator Myers, Democrat Mon
tana, speaking ON tarin, said he
did not fear the effects Of the new
bill
Cummins bin 10 punish imper-
sonatlon of public men fuyorably
reported.
Senator Townsend before lobby
committee denied he ever talked
with Martin M Mulhsii.
lIousa.
Not in session. meets at noon
TUESDAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04
SECRETARY OF STATE ACCEPTS
RESIGNATION Of AMBASSADOR
TO MEXICO; PRESIDENT TO
ANNOUNCE POLICY TODAY

Desire to Recognize Huera Makes Henry Lane Wilson Per-
Grata to Admin stratOn and he Is Let Out;
Believed Official Announcement Of Future Attitude To-
ward Mexico Will Make no Discrimination Between Ex-
ports Of Arms to Constutio nalists and Federals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-04


ToDAY's NEWS TODAY.
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elny cents . month or fs cents
nlwcek doiismud % your DOORS
ults tcnss ~ mall.